What are the actual specific skills or prompting patterns I need to master with Claude Code to get it to generate high-performance React components rather than just generic boilerplate that barely passes a linter? I have been messing around with the new CLI tool for this dashboard project I am building for a small fintech client in London and honestly the deadline is breathing down my neck for next Friday so I need to get fast. I read online that you should just feed it your entire component library for context to maintain consistency but then I saw a thread on Reddit saying that actually confuses the model and leads to hallucinated props that tank performance with unnecessary re-renders. I tried asking it to optimize a data-heavy table yesterday and it just threw useMemo at every single variable which felt like a lazy band-aid fix rather than a real architectural change. Is there a way to guide Claude to think about things like state colocation or windowing without me having to manually write half the code anyway? I am stuck between people saying - just give it more context - and others saying - keep snippets tiny - and I am just not seeing that snappiness in the UI that I need for this specific use case...