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Claude Code: From Beginner to Pro Agentic AI Engineer
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See Claude Code in Action (Agentic AI and the AI Engineer Role)
- Course Support and Navigation Where to find help, how to ask a useful course question, and where every resource lives.
- The Opening Demo, Built in Ten Minutes The five plain-English lines that produced a working calorie tracker, with the paid app it was measured against so you can judge the comparison yourself.
- Maya's Portfolio, The Page Behind HTML, CSS and JavaScript Open the live page from the lecture and click one filter button to watch seven projects become two, so the three files stop being an abstraction.
- The Free AI Readiness Test Take the short test today, before anything here has taught you differently, because today is the only day the score tells you something true.
- The Task Manager Prompt The single sentence that turned an empty folder into three working files, ready to run on your own machine once Claude Code is installed.
- CLAUDE.md Starter For A Small Demo Project Drop this preferences file into a project folder so Claude reads your rules before it plans anything, instead of guessing at the stack.
- Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot and Windsurf The four tools side by side with what each one is genuinely best at, so you can tell which moment calls for which instrument.
- See Claude Code in Action, Complete Resource Pack Every prompt, tool and template from this section in one place, for the start of the section and for coming back to later.
- Notes: See Claude Code in Action Every lecture in this section condensed to its core concepts, for reviewing after you watch and for finding one idea again weeks later.
- First Checkpoint Record what Claude inspected, what it changed, what evidence you saw, and the questions you want answered next.
Installation and Setup (Mac, Windows, WSL2, Linux and Your First Session)
- Install & Verify Command Sheet Every install command for Mac, Windows and Linux in one place, plus the five errors that stop most people and the exact line that clears each one.
- What You Need Before You Install Check your machine in ten seconds with two commands, then pick up Node, Git for Windows or a terminal from here if something is missing.
- Warp Setup, Download and First Run Install the terminal used throughout this course and get its first-run choices right, including the two settings that make a long session easier on your eyes.
- Installing on a Locked Down Work Mac Three routes that get through corporate restrictions when the standard installer hits a permissions wall, and how to tell which one you need.
- Claude Code on Ubuntu Linux, The Curated Walkthrough Follow a full Linux install on real hardware, with the three moments flagged where Linux installs most often go sideways.
- Choosing Your Plan, Pricing and Billing Check the live pricing yourself rather than a number quoted in a video, and know what enabling API overflow actually commits you to.
- Your First Session Prompt The prompt that builds your first page on your own machine, plus what to do with the three choices Claude hands back to you.
- Your Own Hello World, Three Builds A prompt shape to start from and three projects to pick between, so you run the full cycle in your own words rather than copying mine.
- Hand The Error Back Turn a twenty minute browser hunt into a sixty second fix by giving the error to the tool that produced it, in the format that works best.
- Installation and Setup, Complete Resource Pack Every command, link and prompt from this section in one place, for the start of the section and for the day something breaks.
- Notes: Installation and Setup The whole install path condensed: the prerequisites, the commands for your platform, the plan decision, and the two habits worth carrying out of day two.
Your First Real Project (Build and Deploy a Live Site with GitHub and Vercel)
- The Portfolio Site Kickoff Prompt The prompt that turns an empty folder into a complete portfolio site, specific about the four things that stop Claude guessing.
- Permission Demo Prompts, Edit, Run and Say No Three small prompts that show you each kind of permission gate on screen, including one built to be refused so you can practise saying no.
- Three Conversation Patterns, In Full The back-to-top button, the four-turn navigation refinement and the Plan Mode lightbox, kept exactly as they happened.
- The Prompt-Writing Prompt Use one AI to write the prompt for another, with the full detailed result it produced so you can see what that buys you.
- Accept, Reject, Redirect Three scenarios that build the judgment for keeping good-enough work, stopping an over-engineered approach, and pulling scope back.
- Three Ways to Ask, Three Kinds of Feature A simple feature, a messy one and a detail-heavy one, showing which way of asking each kind actually calls for.
- The Five Design Improvements Review Ask Claude which documented design rules your project is breaking, on any project, at any stage, as many times as you want.
- Three Plain-English Bug Reports Describe what you expected and what actually happened, and let Claude find the gap, including the format for pasting console errors.
- Deploy Toolkit, GitHub, Vercel and the CLIs The two free accounts to create before the deploy lecture, the two command-line tools Claude installs for you, and the alternatives.
- The Full Deploy Sequence Seven prompts in order that take the project from your laptop to a public live URL, without leaving the terminal once.
- Static Site Deploy Starter The gitignore and vercel.json that go at the top of a plain site, with a plain-language note on every line and the two things that break a first deploy.
- What Went Public, Your Email and Claude's Signature Two things went online with your first push. Turn on the GitHub switch that hides your address, then decide whether Claude's name stays.
- Make It Yours, Images and Five Challenges Drop your own photos in and let Claude work out where each goes, then pick two of five challenges to take the site somewhere no tutorial did.
- The Five Common Issues and Their Fixes The five problems every first project hits, each with the prompt that clears it, for the day something goes sideways at minute forty.
- Your First Real Project, Complete Resource Pack Every prompt, tool and template from this section in one place, for the start of the section and for the projects that come after it.
- Notes: Your First Real Project Every lecture from the portfolio build condensed to its core concepts, from the first structured prompt through debugging to the live URL.
Take the Controls (Slash Commands and the Desktop App)
- Take the Controls, Complete Resource Pack Everything from this section on one page, so you are not scrolling back through lectures to find the sheet you filled in.
- The Five Ways to Run Claude Code The five front doors into the same tool, with an honest note on which one earns its place for which kind of work.
- Notes: Take the Controls Every lecture in this section condensed to its core concepts, so you can review the whole cockpit in a few minutes rather than scrolling back through lectures.
Decide What Claude Can Do on Its Own (Permission Modes)
- Decide What Claude Can Do on Its Own, Complete Resource Pack Everything from this section on one page, built around the one line worth keeping: the break between Claude writing and Claude running.
- The Official Permissions and Settings Documentation Anthropic's own pages on the modes and the settings files, for the days you want to check a detail rather than take a lecture's word for it.
- Plan Mode Trial Run A request small enough to read the whole plan, and real enough that the plan has something in it. Use it to watch what happens after a plan finishes.
- Notes: Decide What Claude Can Do on Its Own The whole permission system condensed, built around the one line worth keeping: writing on one side of the break, running on the other.
Know What It Costs and Keep Long Sessions on Track (Tokens, Cost and Context)
- Know What It Costs and Keep Long Sessions on Track, Complete Resource Pack The five things you keep from this section, gathered in one place, because a clean session does not inherit the decisions you made here.
- Official Documentation: Costs, Usage and Models Anthropic's own pages on what gets counted, how the caching discount works, and how to set a model. The numbers people repeat online often belong to a different setup from yours.
- Risk Assessment Before A Rework Run one question at low effort and again at max effort, with the meter visible, and watch the gap between the two answers and the two costs.
- Notes: Know What It Costs and Keep Long Sessions on Track Effort, models and session drift condensed to the ideas worth keeping, including the room you pay rent on every single turn.
- Context Statusline Reminder The three readings worth keeping visible and the decision to make when a session reaches the halfway mark.
- The Cost Control Card Five habits that reduce repeated context, unnecessary model cost, and avoidable session drift.
Stop Explaining Yourself Every Session (CLAUDE.md and Project Memory)
Course Reference
- Your Command Cheat Sheet Run four commands on your own project, write the readings into the table, and keep the page. It also holds the whole command shelf, split into the five you use daily and the rest that can wait.
- Your Claude Code Permissions File, and What Every Line Does The permissions file to drop into your project, with every line explained underneath it, including why it is far shorter than the ones you find online.
- Cost Rules Starter Six rules Claude can follow inside a project instruction file, with space to choose the two that fit your work.
- Session Handoff Template Ask Claude to fill this in before a long session drifts, then clear and point a fresh session at it. Includes the prompt that generates it.
- Session Contract Template One page you write before the work starts, naming the mission, the boundaries, and the evidence that decides whether the work is done.
- My Claude Code Workflow Preferences Write down the model, the mode, and the rules you chose, plus one sentence of reasoning for each, so you can change them later without starting over.
- Desktop App Shortcut Sheet Every shortcut in the desktop app, the four transcript views and when each earns its place, and the difference between rewinding and forking.
- Claude Code Glossary Every term this course uses, plus the ones you will meet outside it, defined in plain language and arranged alphabetically. This is the page to search when a word stops you mid lecture.
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