From blank repo to useful agent
Claude Code becomes useful when the repo gives it enough structure to act. The course starts with the basics: clear tasks, predictable project layout, and context files that keep the agent aligned.
We treat CLAUDE.md as a living product spec, not a static README.
The review loop
Claude Code can move fast and still be wrong. That is why the course teaches review habits: inspect diffs, run tests, read generated assumptions, and keep the agent inside the task.
This is the difference between vibe coding as a toy and agentic coding as a production workflow.
Built from shipped projects
The course examples come from the same playbook used on GHZ Creative projects like FundingView and LiquidView. The goal is not to memorize prompts; it is to build a repeatable operating system for shipping.
For the broader program, start with the GHZ Academy.
Common questions
Is this an official Anthropic course?
No. This is an independent GHZ Creative course focused on practical Claude Code workflows used in production projects.
What do I learn in the Claude Code course?
You learn how to prepare context, write useful CLAUDE.md files, scope tasks, review diffs, recover from bad agent work, and deploy a real product workflow.
Is Claude Code enough by itself?
Sometimes. The course also shows where Cursor, Codex, manual editing, and traditional review fit into a serious AI coding workflow.