Yeah, I’d probably try it. Slack threads get messy fast, and having something that summarizes and turns them into clear decisions could save a lot of back-and-forth.
In Claude Code, tool use means the AI can call external tools to perform real tasks instead of just writing text. For example, it can read or edit files, run terminal commands, search through a codebase, or check Git changes. The AI decides when a tool is needed, runs it, gets the result, and then continues the task using that information. This makes it work more like a developer interacting with your project rather than just a chatbot giving suggestions.
How can you build an ESP32 desktop clock that also shows data from a Stripe dashboard using Rust, and what’s the best way to fetch and display the payment stats on the device securely?
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