7 Claude Code tips everyone should know (NEW features)

Tips and tricks I wish I knew when I first started using Claude Code. These are all newer features that make a big difference in your workflow. Learn more about Claude Code here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKBuSaaoN1Y Learn more about Claude projects: https://youtu.be/4Fqck-jLucc Learn more about Claude vs Codex: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dYQjixUlj_0 ━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 7 CLAUDE CODE TIPS 1️⃣ /effort — switch between low, high, and max thinking. Low = faster responses, max = more intelligence. 2️⃣ /fast — high speed mode for Opus 4.6. Same power, faster output. More expensive but good to know about. 3️⃣ /ultra-plan — generates a detailed plan in a web editor you can review and approve. Great for complex projects. 4️⃣ /team-onboarding — auto-generates an onboarding guide based on your last 30 days of usage. Perfect for bringing on new teammates. 5️⃣ /memory — auto memory saves context across sessions. Turn it on or off, view what's been saved, and understand the difference between user and project memory. 6️⃣ /copy — copies Claude's last response to your clipboard. Simple but really useful in a terminal environment. 7️⃣ /simplify — reviews your code for quality and efficiency, then rewrites it cleaner without breaking anything. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 /effort — control thinking tokens 0:44 /fast — high speed Opus mode 1:13 /ultra-plan — remote planning in a web editor 1:49 /team-onboarding — auto-generated onboarding guide 3:09 /memory — auto memory across sessions 4:01 /copy — copy responses to clipboard 4:36 /simplify — clean up your code automatically 5:22 Wrap up