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"I tried it and it worked" is not a test for your Claude Code skills

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A skill that works when you try it has passed one test, graded by you, once. For months, this is how I tested my Claude Code skills. Open a sample project, create a clean branch, run the skill, read what it wrote. If it looked right, ship it. That isn't nothing. It's a real test with a human grader…

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  1. 2026-10-29 09:11 · DEV Community — AI
    "I tried it and it worked" is not a test for your Claude Code skills

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