An overview and starting point for Claude Code. Check out my coding with AI course: https://www.codingwithaicourse.com/ Get the Neon free plan: https://get.neon.com/6uuwMG3 Follow Neon to not miss course giveaways: - X/Twitter: https://x.com/neondatabase - Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/neondatabase Github Gist With Prompts: https://gist.github.com/bradtraversy/9937e0ecfc8a5b269ce6a885636670dc Crypto Dash Repo: https://github.com/bradtraversy/crypto-dash Timestamps: 0:00 - intro 2:23 - What Is Claude Code 3:56 - Installing Claude 6:43 - First Launch 7:26 - Models & Usage Limits 10:44 - Effort 11:14 - Using Claude In VS Code 12:16 - The First Prompt 16:10 - Shell Mode 17:30 - Modes 19:15 - Settings & Permissions 22:55 - VS Code Extension 24:05 - Refactoring Code 27:03 - Context, Tokens & Clearing 29:20 - Global Sessions 33:14 - Working on an Existing Project 35:48 - Claude.md File & /init 39:28 - Plan Mode 44:58 - Adding Favorites Feature 48:05 - Skills 53:27 - MCPs 57:51 - Sub-Agents

🔥 Entre para a minha comunidade de automação - https://link.devaprender.com/entrar Curso Claude Code - https://youtu.be/KoFOPpUWi98 Curso Github Copilot - https://youtu.be/uW5OzVgtofU ✅Quer pedir um orçamento de um BOT(robô) ou sistema? - Solicite aqui: https://devaprender.com/orcamentos/ ✅Curso lógica de Programação: https://youtu.be/epf-WQdVis0 Links mencionados no video ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ nodejs download - https://nodejs.org/en/download opencode download - https://opencode.ai/download opencode mcp - https://opencode.ai/docs/mcp-servers/#context7 Skills - https://skillsmp.com/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Resumo⤵️ Nesse curso completo de OpenCode, eu vou te mostrar como usar essa ferramenta de IA, para se conectar a qualquer provedor de IA, como o OpenAI, Claude Code, DeepSeek, OpenRouter. Ou seja, tanto opções pagas, como opções gratúitas! Aqui você irá aprender a usar o OpenCode do zero, desde de como instalar, configurar um provedor e personalizar e usar as principais funcionalidades como escolher modelos, nível de raciocínio, usar skills, usar servidores mcp e até mesmo como monetizar esse conhecimento. CONTATO COMERCIAL(não respondo dúvidas de videos) ------------------------ jhonatan@devaprender.com 00:00 - O que iremos aprender 00:50 - Como instalar OpenCode 03:18 - Por que usar OpenCode vs Claude Code ou outros? 04:39 - Como instalar qualquer provedor PAGOS 08:43 - Como instalar qualquer provedor GRATUITO 11:33 - Como usar Servidores MCP 14:49 - Como personalizar o OpenCode 16:25 - Como usar SKILLS 19:09 - Quando usar OpenCode no meu fluxo de trabalho? 20:10 - Como monetizar o conhecimento de criação de apps/automações?(parte 1) 20:51 - Como usar o modo Plan/Edit 21:05 - Como monetizar o conhecimento(parte 2) 21:48 - O que estudar a partir de agora?

Welcome to the Claude Code Playlist — your practical guide to building with Claude Code, even if you're not a developer. In this playlist, you'll learn how to use Claude Code effectively, avoid common mistakes, and build faster using real workflows, planning, agents, hooks, skills, plugins, checkpoints, and review mode. 📌 What you'll learn: • How to set up and use Claude Code • Best practices for non-coders & beginners • Plan mode (Shift + Tab) to avoid bad code early • Skills, Hooks, Agents & Plugins explained simply • Checkpoints & rewind (smart Ctrl+Z) • Review mode to catch mistakes before finishing • CLAUDE.md best practices & context management • Git workflow with Claude Code • Real-world prompts and workflows that actually work 💡 This playlist focuses on practical usage, not theory — helping you collaborate with Claude like a smart coding teammate. Whether you're a beginner, founder, non-coder, indie hacker, or developer, this playlist will help you get more out of Claude Code. 🔔 New videos added regularly — subscribe and follow along. #ClaudeCode #ClaudeAI #AIcoding #CodingAssistant #Anthropic #AIAgents #BuildWithAI #NoCode #VibeCoding

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There's a lot of new terms for how you manage context with coding agents. I don't think it needs to be this complicated. Here's what you need to know, and some history on how we've gotten here. https://cursor.com/blog/dynamic-context-discovery https://cursor.com/docs/context/skills https://cursor.com/docs/context/subagents https://cursor.com/docs/context/rules https://cursor.com/docs/agent/hooks

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Learn to use Anthropic's Claude Agent SDK (formerly Claude Code SDK) for AI-powered development workflows! https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/agent-sdk/overview https://x.com/trq212 **AI Summary** This workshop by Thariq Shihipar (Anthropic) details the architecture and implementation of the **Claude Agent SDK**. The session moves from high-level theory—defining "agents" as autonomous systems that manage their own context and trajectory—to a live-coding demonstration. Shihipar builds an agent "Harness" from scratch, implementing the core **Agent Loop** (Context Thought Action Observation), integrating the **Bash tool** for general computer use, and demonstrating **Context Engineering** via the file system to maintain state across long tasks. **Timestamps** 00:00 Introduction: Agenda and the "Agent" definition 05:15 The "Harness" concept: Tools, Prompts, and Skills 10:10 Live Coding Setup: Initializing the Agent class and environment 15:45 implementing the "Think" step: Getting the model to reason before acting 25:20 The Agent Loop: connecting `act`, `observe`, and `loop` 33:10 Tool Execution: Handling XML parsing and tool inputs 42:00 The "Bash" Tool: Giving the agent command line access 49:30 Safety & Permissions: "ReadOnly" vs "ReadWrite" file access 58:15 Context Engineering: Using `ls` and `cat` to build dynamic context 01:05:00 The "Monitor": Viewing the agent's thought process in real-time 01:12:45 Handling "Stuck" States: Feedback loops and error correction 01:21:20 Multi-turn Complex Tasks: Building a "Research Agent" demo 01:35:10 Refactoring patterns: "Hooks" and deterministic overrides 01:48:39 Q&A: Reproducibility, helper scripts, and non-determinism 01:50:31 Q&A: Strategies for massive codebases (50M+ lines) 01:52:00 Closing remarks and future SDK roadmap * **Evolution of AI Capabilities:** Shihipar argues we are shifting from **LLM Features** (categorization, single turn) to **Workflows** (structured, multi-step chains like RAG) to **Agents**. He defines agents as systems that *"build their own context, decide their own trajectories, and work very autonomously"* rather than following a rigid pipeline. * **The Claude Agent SDK Architecture:** The SDK is built directly on top of **Claude Code** because Anthropic found they were *"rebuilding the same parts over and over again"* for internal tools. * **The Harness:** A robust agent requires more than just a model; it needs a "Harness" containing Tools, Prompts, a **File System**, Skills, Sub-agents, and Memory. * **Opinionated Design:** The SDK bakes in lessons from deploying Claude Code, specifically the "opinion" that general computer use (Bash) is often superior to bespoke tools. * **The Power of the Bash Tool:** A key technical insight is that the **Bash tool** is often the most powerful tool for an agent. Instead of building custom tools for every action (e.g., a specific API wrapper for a file conversion), giving the agent access to the shell allows it to use existing software (like `ffmpeg`, `grep`, or `git`) to solve problems flexibly, similar to how a human developer works. * **Context Engineering:** Shihipar introduces the concept of **Context Engineering** via the file system. Instead of just "Prompt Engineering," the agent uses the file system to manage its state and context. * **Files as Memory:** The agent can write to files to "remember" things or create its own documentation (e.g., `CLAUDE.md`) to ground future actions. * **Verification:** The file system serves as a ground truth for the agent to verify its work (e.g., checking if a file was actually created). * **The Agent Loop & Intuition:** Building a successful agent loop is described as *"kind of an art or intuition"*. The loop generally follows a **Gather Context Take Action Verify Work** cycle. Shihipar emphasizes that this loop allows the agent to self-correct, a capability missing from rigid workflows. * **Strategies for Determinism (Hooks):** During the Q&A, a technique for controlling agent behavior is discussed: **Hooks**. * If an agent hallucinates or skips a step (e.g., guessing a Pokemon stat instead of checking a script), a hook can intercept the response and inject feedback: *"Please make sure you write a script, please make sure you read this data."* * This enforces rules like "read before you write" without retraining the model. * **Scaling to Large Codebases:** For massive codebases (50M+ lines), standard tools like `grep` or basic context window stuffing fail. * **Semantic Search Limitations:** Shihipar notes that while semantic search is a common solution, it is *"brittle"* because the model isn't trained on the specific semantic index. * **Solution:** He recommends good **"Claude MD"** files (context files) and starting the agent in a specific subdirectory to limit scope, rather than trying to index the entire 50M lines at once.