SEOClaude Agent SDK: Build Your First Production Agent.
The Claude Agent SDK lets you build production AI agents in Python or TypeScript. Inbox triage tutorial, MCP servers, cron deploy, rate-limit gotchas.
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SEO24 Claude Code Skills, Subagents and Hooks Worth Stealing in 2026.
The 24 skills, subagents, and hooks I actually run in my Claude Code setup, with one-line problem statements and the .claude/ files behind each one.
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SEOClaude Code vs Copilot vs Codex: Three Tools, Three Jobs.
I ran the same five tasks through Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, and Codex CLI. Here's where each one wins and why pairing them beats picking one.
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SEOClaude Plugins Explained: Install, Create, and Distribute.
Claude plugins bundle skills, agents, hooks, and MCP servers into one installable package. How to install, create, and compare plugins to .claude/ config.
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SEOClaude for Excel: The Honest Guide to AI in Spreadsheets.
Claude for Excel is an AI add-in that lets you ask questions about any cell, fix formula errors, test scenarios, and build models from scratch inside your workbook. Here is how it actually works.
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SEOClaude Code GitHub Integration: Actions, MCP, Auto-Review in 2026.
How to wire Claude Code into GitHub. Three integration paths (Actions, MCP, /review), copy-paste workflow file, and the auto PR review setup.
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SEOClaude Chrome Extension: Setup, 8 Use Cases, Privacy.
The Claude Chrome extension gives Claude real browser control. Here's the setup, the 8 use cases that matter, and the privacy trade-off in plain language.
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SEOClaude Code Slash Commands: What They Do and How They Work in 2026.
Claude Code slash commands turn repeat prompts into one keystroke. Here's how they work, the 9 I run, and the quiet merge into skills.
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SEOMarkdown vs HTML for Claude Code: When to Use Which (and Why Anthropic Just Switched).
On May 9, Thariq from the Claude Code team published a piece arguing HTML beats markdown for plans, audits, reports, and reviews. 10.9M views in 48 hours. Here is the head-to-head: where HTML wins, where markdown still wins, the gotchas, and 5 prompts to test it on real work.
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