I'm still in the prompt response loop of learning how to be more effective with it, but I've found that what works for me is to approach a project the same way I would if I was writing code by hand. I'll decompose the project into small discreet units of work and slowly build my way up, I find it makes less mistakes using that approach. I built a systems monitoring platform I had been wanting for a long time over the course of days instead of weeks or months, and I was really impressed with Claude's output.

Then I thought it would be fun to be able to monitor the status of all my workflows as buttons on my Stream Deck XL, and Claude was able to build the plugin with almost no issues at all. It's hilarious how much fun it is.