Practical tutorials and tips for Claude Code orchestration.
claude.com/plugins lets you browse plugins that bundle tools, skills, and integrations — some with over a million installs. Here's what's in it, and why installing plugins still isn't the same as having a working dev team.
I needed BGM for my videos. I didn't want to use someone else's music, so I made Claude Code write it for me.
I built a working Tauri + React GUI for Claude Code. A few days in, I hit a wall that no amount of coding could fix. Here's what I found.
Never used a terminal before? This guide walks you through what a terminal is, how to install Claude Code, and how to run your first command — step by step.
A plain-English introduction to Claude Code agents — what they are, why they matter, and how to create your first one with a working example you can copy.
Skills are slash commands for Claude Code. Learn how to create one that automates a repetitive task — with a working example you can copy.
Hooks are shell commands that run automatically when Claude Code takes actions. Learn how to set up formatting hooks, logging, and quality gates.
Learn how to connect multiple Claude Code agents into a coordinated team. Covers the delegation pattern, agent chains, and building teams that coordinate themselves.
A practical walkthrough of upgrading from a single Claude Code session to a multi-agent team — with real before/after examples for each step.