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Claude Code
Orchestrator + long-context coder. Multi-file refactors, planning, running every other tool.
Pre-recorded masterclass · 90 min
The real stack is five tools wired together. Claude Code as the orchestrator, plus four specialists. The exact setup, what each does best, and the handoff pattern that makes them feel like one workflow.
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★★★★★“the ideas can be applied immediately.”John Marx, on TrustpilotThe stack5 tools · 1 workflow
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The premise
Each of these tools is excellent at one thing and mediocre at the others. The win isn't picking the right one. It's wiring them together so each does what it's actually good at.

The five layers
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Orchestrator + long-context coder. Multi-file refactors, planning, running every other tool.
02
Inline edits in the editor. Tab-complete on steroids, mid-file rewrites, fast iteration.
03
Second model · second opinion. Independent review, alternate solutions, breaking out of Claude's local maximum.
04
Navigation & retrieval. Finding the right file fast. Semantic plus grep hybrid.
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The glue between everything. Bridging Claude into your CRM, files, APIs, internal tools.
06
Where one tool ends, the next picks up. The prompts and configs that make five tools feel like one workflow.
Chapter list
Chapter 01
And why "just use Claude" plateaus.
Chapter 02
Orchestrator plus long-context coder.
Chapter 03
In-flow inline edits.
Chapter 04
Second model, second opinion.
Chapter 05
Find the right file fast.
Chapter 06
The glue between everything.
Chapter 07
Where each tool ends, the next begins.
Chapter 08
Build a real feature using all five.

Your instructor
Aaron builds software and runs his own business with the tools he teaches. DevLaunch is where he records the work: client portals, content systems, AI employees, and the workflows that hold them together.
You see how the pieces fit, so you can use the same approach on your own projects.
The handoff pattern
The stack only pays off if the tools hand off cleanly. Five concrete transitions, with the prompts and configs that make them feel like one workflow instead of five tabs.
Hand off to Claude when the change touches more than 2 files.
Second-opinion review with a different model before merging.
Spawn Explore sub-agent to find the exact files before editing.
Pull live data from your CRM, docs, or APIs. No copy paste.
Independent /review pass before commit. Catches what the writer missed.
Customer experiences / Trustpilot
Selected excerpts from reviews of DevLaunch training, software, and services. Individual customer experiences across DevLaunch.
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Questions
Pre-recorded and on demand. Watch when you want, re-watch when you need. Lifetime replay.
Claude Code, Cursor, Codex CLI (a second model for independent review), a codebase search specialist, and MCP servers as the glue. The class covers the role each plays and exactly how to hand off between them.
No. The class walks through what each tool does best, so if you can only run two of them, you'll still know which two and how to use them together.
No. The first chapter and last two chapters are about the system. Why one tool plateaus, how the handoff pattern works, and a demo of all five working as one workflow. The tool-specific chapters are deep, but the system is the point.
The specific tool names will shift. They always do. The handoff pattern won't. The framework lets you swap any tool for its successor without rethinking your workflow.
One stack. Ninety minutes.
Ninety minutes. Ninety-seven dollars. Five tools, one workflow.

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