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Now, as a next step,
I wanna give Claude Code

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a more complex task. And for that,
I'll clear my context

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here again with slash clear to start a new
session and I

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want to give Claude Code this task here in
the end.

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I want it to implement authentication
and database access.

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Now, I got all the details for
that in my SpecMD file, of course,

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able to find that file because I also
reference it in the Claude

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MD file, which is always included,
and there I point at that

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file.
So it should automatically detect this

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Of course, if you wanna be sure,
you can add an extra point or

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edit and say, "As described in

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SpecMD," for example.
That never hurts since I

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know that it will need to reach out to
that. But it should work without that.

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But even with that added,
this prompt isn't

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ideal. I do give it some extra

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information that I want the lib folder
and how these files should be

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named, but chances are high or at

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least exist that it doesn't set up these
files

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properly. Because I know as a developer,
that it will

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have to follow certain rules
when implementing

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authentication with
that BetterAuth package I'm using,

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and the same is true for implementing
database access with help of

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Bun's built-in SQLite feature. There
is an official documentation

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article about interacting with SQLite from
inside Bun,

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and in the end,
I want it to follow the instructions from

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course. And when it comes to BetterAuth,
there also are installation

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instructions also for working with
different database types and

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so on.
And without providing more information

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are that DEI gets something wrong.

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So we got two main options here. The first

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option would be to explicitly provide all
the context we know

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it needs, and that is a good option,
don't get me wrong.

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If I know that this article here will be
important, I can copy it and say

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something like,
"Here's the official guide on using Bun

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it. That would be one way.
Another way would be to

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include links to these articles
and tell it to access those

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webpages, because Claude Code can do that.
It can visit websites.

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So we could do something like say,
"Visit the official docs websites,"

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those different sites, then hope
that it does that.

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We could also add an instruction like this
and tell it to use web

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search to find the relevant documentation
for the things it needs to

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look up.
Because Claude Code also can do web

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It has that capability. But there also
is another

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thing we can do in addition, and that
is using an MCP

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server.