Hands-on tutorials for Claude Code, AI agents, cloud and system design
Claude Code and Codex are the two terminal coding agents most developers are actually choosing between. They have converged on a strikingly similar shape, so the real differences sit in the safety model, the pricing structure and whether a free tier exists at all. Codex vs Claude Code: What You’ll Learn This comparison covers what… Continue reading
Anthropic shipped seven Claude Code changelog releases in six days this August, and two of them carry changes that affect real money and real workflows: a migration command for the Python SDK 1.x break, and plugin sync from claude.ai. This digest reads the full official changelog so you don’t have to, and groups what matters… Continue reading
Learn what Claude Code is, install it, authenticate, set up your terminal and IDE, and run your first session.
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Learn to use Claude Code’s built-in slash commands for context management, session control, and configuration.
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Understand how Claude Code remembers context across sessions using CLAUDE.md files and auto memory.
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Configure Claude Code for a new or existing project with CLAUDE.md, permissions, and settings.
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Master advanced Claude Code commands: context management, bundled skills, fast mode, keyboard shortcuts, and power features.
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Learn to design and build effective Claude Code skills with progressive loading, dynamic context, and invocation control.
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Automate your Claude Code workflow with hooks that react to events like tool usage, session stops, and file changes.
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Connect Claude Code to external services via MCP servers for live data access from GitHub, databases, Slack, and more.
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Delegate complex tasks to specialized AI agents with isolated context windows and custom system prompts.
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Master planning mode, extended thinking, auto mode, sandboxing, headless usage, and enterprise configuration.
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MCP Course by Hugging Face is the official Model Context Protocol curriculum, built in partnership with Anthropic. Alex Notov, Anthropic Technical Partner Enablement Lead, co authored Unit 3. Four units plus bonus. Free. Two certificates, Fundamentals for completing Unit 1, Completion for completing Units 2 and 3. Capstone is a PR Agent Workflow Server that… Continue reading
Build CI/CD integrations, scheduled tasks, and multi-step automation workflows with Claude Code.
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Build and distribute plugins that bundle skills, agents, hooks, MCP servers, and LSP support into installable packages.
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Claude Code extensibility gives you four distinct mechanisms to reshape the agentic coding workflow around your team’s needs. Skills, Hooks, Subagents, and Plugins each occupy a unique position on the extensibility spectrum, and choosing the wrong one wastes time, tokens, and context. This guide gives you a decision framework so you pick correctly the first… Continue reading
Headless mode lets you run Claude Code without the interactive terminal, piping prompts in, capturing structured output, and driving the agent from shell scripts, CI pipelines, and other programs. Headless mode is the foundation for automating code review, commit linting, and autonomous development workflows. This guide covers headless mode end to end: the -p flag,… Continue reading
MCP configuration is the difference between a Claude Code setup that quietly stalls on a broken server and one that runs dozens of tools across local processes, remote HTTPS endpoints, and enterprise allowlists without friction. This guide goes past the install step and into the transport, scope, authentication, and tool-search decisions that make a fleet… Continue reading
Permissions govern every action Claude Code takes on your machine, from reading a file to executing a shell command. Understanding the six modes, the rule syntax in settings.json, and how hooks gate tool calls lets you work faster without sacrificing safety. This guide covers the full interactive permission system, from manual approval to enterprise lockdown,… Continue reading
Worktrees let Claude Code run parallel branches, isolate subagents, and scale development without context collision. Instead of stashing half-finished changes to switch tasks, you spin up a dedicated checkout for each effort. This guide covers the native –worktree flag, the EnterWorktree tool, subagent isolation, the /batch skill, hooks for non-git VCS, and the cleanup lifecycle… Continue reading