🖥️Claude Code Mastery
Master every Claude Code feature — hooks, agents, worktrees, MCP and CLAUDE.md patterns.
What you'll learn
- Design a layered CLAUDE.md architecture that governs AI behavior across your entire project
- Set up hooks for automatic linting, testing, and custom validation without manual intervention
- Orchestrate a team of agents working in parallel on different parts of your codebase
- Connect Claude Code to databases, Slack, Linear, and custom APIs via MCP servers
- Create custom skills and slash commands for repeatable workflows like /deploy, /qa, and /review
Who this is for
Developers who already use Claude Code and want to get the most out of it.
Prerequisites
Syllabus
CLAUDE.md as Your Project Brain
Learn to design a layered CLAUDE.md architecture — global, project, and user-level. Real examples from production projects.
Hooks: Zero-Compromise Automation
Set up hooks for automatic linting, testing, and custom validation. PreToolUse, PostToolUse, Notification hooks with real-world examples.
Permission Modes: Safety vs. Speed
Understand all permission modes — default, plan, auto, bypassPermissions. When to use each and how to configure allowedTools.
Multi-Agent Coordination: AI Agent Teams
Learn to orchestrate agent teams. Spawning, SendMessage, parallel work, team lead pattern. Real example: 3 agents refactoring in parallel.
Git Worktrees: Isolated Agent Work
Learn to use git worktrees for conflict-free parallel work. Agent isolation, merge strategies, real-world workflows.
MCP Servers: Claude Code Connected to the World
Connect Claude Code to databases, Slack, Linear, and custom APIs. .mcp.json configuration, debugging, building your own MCP servers.
Skills and Slash Commands: Custom Workflows
Create custom skills and slash commands for repeatable workflows. SKILL.md format, orchestration pipelines, real examples: /deploy, /qa, /review.
Power User Patterns: Maximum from Claude Code
Memory system, task management, context window optimization, RTK, prompt caching. Tips from daily production use.