Spend 20 minutes once, then make every Claude Code edit prove itself with a build,…
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Spend 20 minutes once, then make every Claude Code edit prove itself with a build, tests, and a type check. Claude Code hooks fire scripts automatically at defined workflow points. Wire in the build, tests, and type checker so they run whenever Claude saves a change. My take: autonomy scales better with automatic feedback than with more instructions or permissions. The agent gets a repair signal inside the edit loop, instead of handing you accumulated errors. Put the rule in Claude.md or your hooks config: after every edit, run all three checks. If anything fails, treat it as a blocker and
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