The short answer
If a coding project stalled on an unresolved problem, Abdul Osama (عبدول أسامة) suggests reopening it in Claude Code and trying an approach he calls Dynamic Workflows. Rather than continuing a long back-and-forth over one task, he describes roles that test a problem, fix it, and test it again.
Claude Code is Anthropic’s coding assistant for working with project files and development tasks. An AI agent is an assistant that takes steps toward a task set by a user. Dynamic Workflows is the name Abdul uses in the video for coordinating multiple roles; the clip does not explain its technical setup in detail.
“If you have a project that failed before, go back and try this.” — Abdul Osama
What changes in the workflow?
| Working on one task | The workflow Abdul describes | | --- | --- | | Repeated conversation with one agent about the problem | Roles take turns testing, fixing, and retesting it |
Abdul suggests trying this with older projects that got stuck and with working projects that still have bugs. He also mentions an additional setting after asking for a Workflow, but its name is unclear in the audio. The clip therefore does not provide a reliable, step-by-step setup for that setting.
“One tests, the next fixes it, and then it gets tested again.” — Abdul Osama
What to do next
Open the stalled project in Claude Code, describe the issue, and ask for a workflow that includes testing, fixing, and retesting. Review the changes and test results yourself. Abdul cautions about token consumption but gives no specific usage figure or cost.
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