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Modern development teams live in Jira. Claude Code lives in your terminal. This guide wires them together so Claude can read a ticket, ask you clarifying questions, propose a plan, implement the feature, and open a pull request — all without you leaving your editor. Prerequisites macOS with Homebrew installed A Jira Cloud account (or Jira Data Center ≥ 8.4) A GitHub/GitLab repository for the project Claude Code installed (npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code) 1....

Obsidian is a powerful Markdown-based knowledge base that works on top of a local folder of plain text files. Combined with its Kanban plugin and Claude Code, you can create a lightweight project management workflow where you track tasks on a board and delegate development work to Claude. This guide walks through the full setup on macOS. Prerequisites macOS with Homebrew installed. Basic familiarity with the terminal and Markdown. Installing Claude Code and Obsidian Install both applications via Homebrew:...

Gitflow is a proven branching model originally developed by Vincent Driessen. It provides a robust framework for managing features, releases, and hotfixes in software projects. This guide shows you how to set up Gitflow system-wide on macOS. What is Gitflow? Gitflow defines a strict branching workflow with two main branches: main (or master): Always contains production-ready code develop: Integration branch for new features Additionally, there are temporary branches for: Feature branches: For new functionality (branched from develop) Release branches: For release preparation (branched from develop) Hotfix branches: For critical production fixes (branched from main) Gitflow Cheatsheet: https://danielkummer....

Prerequisites You need the following on macOS before you start: Homebrew installed (package manager for macOS). emacs installed git installed If you do not have Homebrew yet, install it from the official Homebrew website before proceeding. First steps using Magit with Emacs Open Emacs and install Magit: 1 M-x package-install RET magit-gitflow RET Open Magit with: 1 M-m g To test Magit: After modifying your source code, stash your changes with s and commit with c....

Most macOS setups ship with a boring default terminal, but you can turn it into a fast, beautiful, and productive environment using WezTerm, Zsh, and a few plugins. This post walks through a full setup you can copy and adapt to your own workflow on macOS. Prerequisites You need the following on macOS before you start: Homebrew installed (package manager for macOS). Zsh as your default shell (it is the macOS default; verify with echo $0 and expect -zsh)....