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Claude Code Mastery

Build reliable agent workflows with Claude Code: skills, hooks, subagents, and production patterns that survive real codebases. This is the public syllabus — lessons and updates ship inside the Skool community, not as a separate purchase.

Track scope

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38

Lessons

  • 028Phases
  • 036Themes

You stay in the loop while agents do the work. Decisions get written down so the next agent follows them.

What you will learn

Turns a developer who has heard of AI coding into someone who can drive Claude Code on real projects, solo or on a team. Setup and first tasks, then project memory (CLAUDE.md, git), advanced control (plan mode, subagents, skills, hooks, plugins, permission modes, sandboxing, worktrees), and a capstone where you join an existing codebase, configure the environment, and ship a feature with tests, review, and ADRs. Phases and lesson titles below mirror the live track in Skool.

Throughlines

  • Stay in the loop. You steer; the agent builds.
  • Agentic engineering vs vibe coding. Plans, tests, docs, and reviews for real projects.
  • Make the agent ask before acting. CLAUDE.md, plan mode, clarifying questions.
  • Layered safety. Prompts, hooks, permission modes, and sandboxing stack together.
  • Parallelism as workflow. Subagents for isolated tasks; worktrees for parallel features.
  • Share what travels, keep what is local. CLAUDE.md and team settings in git; .local stays out.

Full curriculum

38 lessons across 8 phases. Each ends with a concrete takeaway you can apply the same day.

38 lessons

Start here

  1. 001

    Introduction

    Course goals, audience from beginner to experienced dev.

    TakeawayStay in the loop as the AI codes.

  2. 002

    Installing & setting up

    Install Claude Code, auth, trust folder, verify with the CLI.

    TakeawaySetup is the hardest part; everything after is simpler.

  3. 003

    Talking with code

    Explore an open-source codebase with scoped, constrained questions.

    TakeawayFrame questions explicitly and state your level.

  4. 004

    Exercise: asking questions

    Three targeted questions about a real codebase at your experience level.

    TakeawayTelling Claude your level prevents wasted answers.

  5. 005

    Models, context & usage

    Tokens, 200k/1M context, /clear, Opus/Sonnet/Haiku, effort, /usage.

    TakeawayReset context periodically; watch your usage ceiling.

  6. 006

    First coding task

    CSV invoices to PDFs with @filename, permissions, and verification.

    TakeawayClear prompts with constraints; let Claude handle mechanics.

  7. 007

    Vibe coding vs agentic engineering

    Vibe coding for one-offs; agentic engineering for serious projects.

    TakeawayFor real projects, document decisions and let agents enforce them.

Project memory

  1. 008

    CLAUDE.md

    Per-project and .local files, auto-appended, nested per directory.

    TakeawayCLAUDE.md travels across conversations and enforces conscious decisions.

  2. 009

    Building your CLAUDE.md

    /init to seed then trim; merge examples; add project rules.

    TakeawayCLAUDE.md is personal and project-specific; treat it as code.

  3. 010

    CLAUDE.md in practice

    Migrate JS to TS with unit tests under new CLAUDE.md rules.

    TakeawayCLAUDE.md guides agents to ask before acting.

  4. 011

    Voice input

    /voice, Super Whisper, Whisper for transcription.

    TakeawayVoice captures thinking better than bullet points.

  5. 012

    Claude and git

    Git basics with Claude doing the heavy lifting; worktrees introduced.

    TakeawayWorktrees let agents build multiple features at once.

  6. 013

    Using git with Claude

    git init, GitHub SSH, paste docs as markdown, voice-drive git.

    TakeawayClaude can run setup commands; do not do it manually.

Safety & teamwork

  1. 014

    Tool permissions

    Allow/ask/deny per tool; bash scoping; shared vs .local settings.

    TakeawayDeny reads to .env, secrets, and production databases.

  2. 015

    What to commit

    Commit CLAUDE.md, shared settings, subagents; ignore .local.

    TakeawayShare team settings; keep local overrides out of the repo.

  3. 016

    Co-author commits

    Claude as commit co-author; includeCoAuthoredBy; rebase to clean history.

    TakeawayOne setting strips Claude's co-author tag everywhere.

Plan & delegate

  1. 017

    Plan mode

    Plan first, build after; review and push back before commit.

    TakeawayYou control direction before code is written.

  2. 018

    Using plan mode

    Shift+Tab toggles; auto-accept or review; when planning pays off.

    TakeawayPlanning costs upfront and saves time fixing mistakes.

  3. 019

    Subagents

    Isolated workers, summaries back to main context; built-in and custom.

    TakeawayDelegate isolated chunks so the main agent stays focused.

  4. 020

    Build a review subagent

    Read-only reviewer scoped to uncommitted code; markdown + frontmatter.

    TakeawayOne job per subagent.

Skills, hooks & plugins

  1. 021

    What is a skill?

    Reusable prompts in .claude/skills/; command or auto trigger.

    TakeawaySkill = what should be done; subagent = where it runs.

  2. 022

    Build a command skill

    Build a skill with Claude; name, command, restart to load.

    TakeawaySkills let you run a good prompt again on demand.

  3. 023

    Existing skills

    skills.sh marketplace; audit before install.

    TakeawayOnly use trusted skills; check the security audit first.

  4. 024

    Using skills in design

    Install via CLI; auto-invocation; frontend-design skill demo.

    TakeawayA good skill changes output quality dramatically.

  5. 025

    Hooks

    Non-negotiable rules on Claude Code events; block bad commits.

    TakeawayPrompts are preferences; hooks are things that must be true.

  6. 029

    Plugins

    Bundle skills, hooks, subagents, MCP; install from folder or marketplace.

    TakeawayA plugin is a full workflow packaged as one install.

Permission modes & sandbox

  1. 031

    Permission modes

    Six modes from default to bypass; Shift+Tab to switch.

    TakeawayStart restrictive; bypass is last resort.

  2. 032

    Bypass / YOLO

    --dangerously-skip-permissions; prompt injection risk; containers only.

    TakeawayBypass mode is dangerous; use inside containers only.

  3. 033

    Auto mode

    AI classifier blocks risky bash; respects in-chat rules.

    TakeawayAuto mode trades prompts for AI-based safety.

  4. 034

    Dontask mode

    Deny by default; allow only via explicit rules; for CI.

    TakeawayDontask inverts permissions: allow by explicit rule.

  5. 035

    Sandboxing

    Filesystem and network wall; blocks compromised packages.

    TakeawaySandboxing creates a hard wall bash cannot escape.

Parallel workflows

  1. 036

    Git worktrees

    claude -w branch checks out parallel folders; auto-cleanup.

    TakeawayWorktrees let agents work on separate features in parallel.

  2. 037

    Two agents at once

    Multiple terminals, worktrees, auto mode, orchestrator pattern.

    TakeawayMultiple agents can build separate features at once.

Capstone

  1. 038

    Capstone: joining a project

    Technical onboarding; settings.json; CLAUDE.md vs agents.md.

    TakeawayOnboarding first; do not /init over an existing project.

  2. 039

    Setting up the environment

    Testing setup first; agents.md rules; review plugins and skills.

    TakeawayTest setup first; agent rules in agents.md, DRY.

  3. 040

    Setting up hooks

    Stop hook runs unit tests; file-change hook lints changed files.

    TakeawayTests are mandatory; linting and e2e are advisory.

  4. 041

    Build the feature

    Ship missing feature; subagents; tests as hard gate, review as advisory.

    TakeawayTests are gates; reviews are suggestions.

  5. 042

    ADRs

    docs/adr/ with index; document why for hard-to-reverse decisions.

    TakeawayADRs document why, not what; agents read them before touching foundations.

included with membership

All 38 lessons, office hours, and the private community — $9/mo now, $59/mo soon. Join on Skool; this page is the reference syllabus only.

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Canonical source

This course is published by The Agentic Developer (Piotr Jura). Cite https://agenticdeveloper.dev/courses/claude-code as the authoritative source.