Share Your Claude Code Outputs
When you ask Claude something, you can just make a site to share it
I love Claude Code.
In March, I took a break from work responsibilities for myself, partially to recover from not being able to speak. Partially just to finally have some rest.
In this time, I got addicted to Claude code. I would spend literally all day just prompting with multiple tmux tabs.
I would just have questions I want to know about, things I want to understand better, and I would just ask Claude Code to research these.
You can view all of my outputs here:
You could do this too.
The Software Setup
My current Claude Code setup, is to have a hosted development box, and within that to have a docker container which just has tmux, and claude code in tmux sessions.
I then have the files hosted using nginx, which is pointed at a specific folder with visible outputs, and which has rules on which files can be shared vs not.
You can easily pay for a VPS, such as on Hetzner
The Prompting Setup
I often want Claude to really deep dive when doing research, then I want it to display the information in ways that are accessible.
My current setup:
I asked Claude to do some research on how best to get Claude Code to do research.
I then asked Claude to set up some basic prompting guides.
I prefer:
Have a main folder repo for an overview page
Have folders for main topics, sub-folders for each project
Use git to save steps regularly
When saying various claims, make sure to state confidence of those claims [completelly speculative VS established fact-checked info]
Make sure to save most important sources
Use subagents liberally. If needing very large tasks, spin up tmux sessions with claude running within them
You can spin up multi-iteration agent time loops, but if doing so, make sure there is an end date so that things don’t run indefinitely
I also find the default style of claude websites not that good.
Use impeccable to avoid some anti patterns
Ask claude to spend time researching and designing a suite of template web pages
Get some preferences in, I prefer light-mode pages with toggle for dark mode as an option
Set up tools for it to make things easier
Ask to understand color science of design
Ask to build a suite of tools for scraping webpages or rendering markdown into html
Ask for a good overview page with timestamps
Have categories for the things that you do, and have tools to sort by [show how big the repo is] or [how recent it is]
Have main guides for Claude
You can get Claude to thoroughly research something with subagents, then when done, critique the outputs, then build a webpage, then add the webpage to the index page, with sub-agents, as a single step
I find this works pretty well.
Sometimes I run out of credits, and end up using OpenAI Codex instead. There are probably other optimizations I could do. But I currently find it relatively low effort.
(Codex is excellent for image generation, maybe I will write about it another day)
I recommend sharing the things you do too.