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AI-Assisted Development

Sartiq uses Claude Code as the primary AI coding agent across all projects. Every developer gets the same standards via CLAUDE.md, the same tools via the Sartiq Marketplace, and the same workflows via shared skills and plugins.

First time?

Start with Getting Started, then install the Sartiq Marketplace for task workflows, code review, and more.

Quick Start

  1. Getting Started — Install Claude Code, set up CLAUDE.md, marketplace, MCP, hooks
  2. Marketplace & Plugins — Install sq-dev and other plugins for your role
  3. Claude Code Essentials — Context management, effort levels, subagents, agent teams
  4. Daily Workflow — The Explore → Plan → Code → Commit loop

Documentation Map

Guide What You'll Learn
Setup
Getting Started Full setup: CLAUDE.md, marketplace, MCP, settings, hooks
Marketplace Overview Plugin catalog, role guide, environment tokens
Configuration Configuration stack, file locations
Settings & Hooks Auto-lint, quality gates, permissions
LSP Configuration TypeScript & Python language servers
Concepts
Claude Code Essentials Context window, effort levels, subagents, agent teams
Using Skills How skills work, triggering, debugging
Creating Extensions SKILL.md anatomy, testing, publishing
Workflows
Daily Workflow Start-of-day to end-of-day development loop
Explore → Plan → Code → Commit The core workflow that prevents tech debt
Tips & Patterns Bug fixes, features, code review, context management
Code Review Pipeline Multi-dimensional code review with sq-dev
Reference
Reference Commands cheatsheet, troubleshooting, official docs

What Makes This Work

Five principles make this work:

  1. Shared CLAUDE.md — Every session reads the same coding standards. No drift between developers.
  2. Explore before coding — Claude produces dramatically better output when it reads existing patterns first. Skipping this is the #1 cause of bad AI-generated code.
  3. Quality gates — Hooks auto-run linting and type-checking after every edit. LSP catches type errors in the same turn.
  4. Context discipline — /clear between tasks, /compact for long sessions. Context rot is real — manage it aggressively.
  5. Pattern replication over invention — Claude excels at adapting existing patterns. Point it at the right files and let it follow.

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