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In this tutorial, you’ll write CLAUDE.md files for Claude Code that capture your Python workflow, project commands, and coding rules. You’ll create a global file for personal defaults, a project-level file for repository guidance, and one for local notes that shouldn’t be committed to version control. To make these ideas concrete, you’ll work through a realistic example: steering Claude Code away from incorrect suggestions for AWS Bedrock global cross-region inference.

AI coding agents can read your code, reason about changes, and act on your behalf. To choose the right one, it helps to understand the four common workflow types: integrated development environment (IDE), terminal, pull request (PR), and cloud.

This is part 1 of a series detailing how to create a distributed feature store. I expect this series will take 4–6 parts, covering everything from request routing to sharding, to replication, and deployment. • Some basic knowledge of C++ (I’ll explain code line by line) Note: I am working on macOS and have not tested on Linux/Windows yet You can find the full project on GitHub. It’s under active development.