How I'm Productive with Claude Code
It’s been about 6 weeks since I joined Tano, and this is what my commit history looks like:
Commits are a terrible metric for output, but they’re the most visible signal I have. Something real changed in how I work, and the commit count is a side effect.
When I joined Tano, I was making every pull request by hand. Stage changes, write the commit message, craft the PR description, push, create the PR on GitHub. Standard process, it was fine .
It took me a while to realize this is grunt work. I was so used to doing it that I’d never questioned it.
That was the first real shift: I’m not the implementer anymore. I’m the manager of agents doing the implementation. And managers automate their team’s grunt work.
Then I wrote my first Claude Code skill: /git-pr . 1