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Meaghan Choi

What Meaghan Choi thinks about developer tools

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Design Lead for Claude Code at Anthropic.

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  1. Our readingDevelopers expect a CLI to be extraordinarily information dense, showing more than a graphical interface would, because a CLI has no progressive disclosure.

    Their wordsBecause you're serving developers, they have very specific expectations with the CLI actually that you want it to be extraordinarily information dense. Like you would show more in a CLI than you would ever probably show in like a guey, like a graphical interface, because there's no such thing as progressive disclosure.

    ↗Meaghan Choi - Designing Claude Code (and what's coming next)youtube.com 2nd of 20 in this recording

  3. Our readingIn a terminal, keyboard shortcuts are massive, because they are the primary way of interacting.

    Their wordskeyboard shortcuts are massive. I would say like there are power tools like Figma and other places where they do consider keyboard heavier but like the primary way you interact with a terminal is keyboard shortcuts.

    ↗Meaghan Choi - Designing Claude Code (and what's coming next)youtube.com 3rd of 20 in this recording