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Claude Code, by what you can do with it.
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start
Eight pages, in order, from never having opened the app to making a real change and undoing it. No terminal, no code, nothing to…
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topics
One page per subject. Each gathers the definitions, the capabilities, the "X vs Y" comparisons and the long reads for a single qu…
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teams
Pick your team. Every playbook is a worked example with the exact prompts to copy — plus a few starter recipes to get going fast.
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guides
In-depth, plain-language guides to getting the most out of Claude in 2026 — power-user Claude Code workflows, what Claude can do…
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reference
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What Claude Code actually is
An AI that opens on your desktop, sees the folder you point it at, and does real work on your actual files — not a chat window yo…
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Get it on your computer
Download the Claude desktop app, run the installer, sign in with your Claude account. The same download-and-double-click you've d…
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Your first conversation
Open a folder in the app, ask a question about it in the chat, and watch Claude go and look at your real files before it answers.
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What Claude can see
Claude is scoped to the folder you opened. Not your other windows, not your browser, not your screen. The open folder is the worl…
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When Claude asks permission
Before Claude changes a file or runs anything, it stops and asks. That pause is the most important feature in the app, and the on…
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Your first real change
Ask for one specific change, read the before-and-after Claude shows you, then click Accept or Reject. The file doesn't move until…
Topics
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What Claude Code is (and how to start)
What is Claude Code and how do I actually start using it?
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The app vs the command line
Do I need to use a terminal, or can I just use the app?
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Files, folders and paths
What do I actually need to know about how my computer stores things?
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How AI actually works
What is an LLM and how does it actually work?
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What an AI agent is
What's the difference between a chatbot and an AI agent?
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Asking for what you actually want
How do I write a prompt that gets a good answer?
Guides
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9 Claude Code workflows that actually save time
What makes Claude Code fast isn't what you ask for — it's how you set up the work. These are the nine habits that separate a frus…
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Auto mode: when to let Claude stop asking permission
Auto mode replaces Claude's permission prompts with a safety classifier that lets routine actions run and blocks risky ones outri…
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Can I put company data into AI?
The question that quietly blocks most AI adoption is really three questions wearing a trench coat — is it trained on, who can see…
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Claude Artifacts: turning a session into a shareable page
An artifact is a live, interactive web page Claude publishes from your session to a private URL — a dashboard, a comparison, an a…
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Claude Code Desktop vs the terminal (CLI): which should you use?
They're the same Claude underneath — only the interface differs. Claude Code Desktop is a normal app you point and click; the CLI…
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Claude Code vs ChatGPT for business work (2026)
ChatGPT is a chat window you copy answers out of; Claude Code is an agent that works inside your actual files and folders and sho…
Capabilities
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Subagents
Hand a self-contained task to a second Claude with its own fresh context, so your main conversation stays focused.
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Workflows & agent teams
One request fans out into many Claudes working in parallel — each on a piece — then their results are gathered back together.
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Agent view & background work
One screen for every Claude you have running — start jobs, send them to the background, and get pinged when one needs you.
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Monitor (watch & react)
Claude watches a running command's output live and reacts the moment something happens — an error, a passing test, a new log line.
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Artifacts
A live side panel where Claude builds something you can see, use, and tweak — a document, a chart, a working mini-app — right nex…
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Projects
A workspace that holds related chats plus shared knowledge — files, a style guide, custom instructions — so every chat in it star…
For your team
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Engineering
You already know how to code. This is the part that's new — handing real work to an agent that reads the whole repo, writes the t…
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Marketing
Turn a folder of notes, briefs, and past campaigns into drafts, calendars, and performance analysis — in your brand voice, all fr…
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Sales
Research accounts, personalize outreach at scale, prep for every call, and keep your pipeline notes clean — all from the Claude D…
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Finance & Ops
Wrangle spreadsheets, reconcile exports, run the recurring ops summary, and turn raw numbers into clear answers — with the formul…
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People & HR
Draft job posts, balance screen notes, rewrite policies, and build onboarding docs — consistent, inclusive, and fast — all from t…
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Data & Analysts
For business analysts and anyone who turns data into decisions — profile a dataset, write and explain a query, turn a CSV into a…
Playbooks
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Map every stakeholder before you write a single requirement
Turn a messy list of names into a stakeholder map — who cares, what they need, their influence and interest, and a RACI per key d…
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Build the requirements doc every downstream playbook inherits
Turn scattered stakeholder interview notes into one requirements doc — background, in-scope/out-of-scope, functional and non-func…
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Turn interview notes into a clear as-is process map
Turn scattered interview notes, screenshots, and a walkthrough into a clear as-is process map — step by step, who does what, with…
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Find the gaps between today and the target state
Compare the current state against the future state in your requirements doc, and get every gap named with its root cause — not ju…
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Turn scattered concerns into a SWOT and a living risk register
Turn a pile of half-formed worries and notes about an initiative into a structured SWOT and a risk register with likelihood, impa…
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Compare solution options and land on one
Score 2-4 candidate solutions against the same criteria — cost, effort, risk, time-to-value — and get a defensible recommendation…
Recipes
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Build a basic dashboard
Take a spreadsheet of numbers and turn it into a simple web page with charts you can open in your browser — no coding, no termina…
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Clean up and analyze an Excel file
Hand Claude a messy spreadsheet and get back a clean version plus answers to the questions you actually care about — no formulas,…
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Automate a weekly report
Set up a repeatable report once in Claude Desktop, then have Claude regenerate it on demand — so you stop rebuilding it by hand e…
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Summarize a folder of documents
Point Claude at a folder of PDFs, notes, or transcripts and get one clear summary — plus answers to questions across all of them.…
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Draft documents from a template
Teach Claude your format once in Claude Desktop, then generate consistent, on-brand documents from it again and again.
Desktop actions
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Open a folder to work in
Drag it onto Claude, or File → Open
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Ask Claude to do something
Type it in the chat, in plain words
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Review proposed changes
Read the visual diff in the preview pane
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Approve a change
Click Accept on the permission prompt
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Undo the last change
Click Undo — originals are kept
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Start a new task cleanly
Open a new chat, or clear the current one
Commands
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claude
Start Claude Code in your current folder (the terminal / Power-Track way in).
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claude -c
Pick up your most recent conversation right where you left off.
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claude -p
Run one prompt without the chat UI and print the answer — a Power-Track tool for scripts and pipes.
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claude -r
Reopen an earlier conversation from a list of your recent sessions.
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claude update
Update Claude Code to the latest version.
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claude --dangerously-skip-permissions
Start Claude without any permission prompts — a Power-Track flag for fully automated CI and scripts.
Glossary
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AI
Software that does things we used to assume needed a human: understanding language, recognizing images, making decisions. It's a…
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Machine learning
A way of building software that learns patterns from examples instead of being handed step-by-step rules. Show it thousands of ca…
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LLM
A Large Language Model — the kind of AI behind Claude. It was trained on a huge amount of text until it became very good at one t…
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Inference
The moment the model actually runs to produce an answer — its 'thinking' in response to your input. It's the opposite end from tr…
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Model
One specific trained AI you can talk to — like Claude Fable 5 or Claude Haiku 4.5. Same idea as car models: one company, differen…
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Multimodal
A model that handles more than just text — it can take in images, screenshots, PDFs, diagrams, and sometimes audio, all in the sa…
Power Track
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Where am I? What's here?
Your first two commands. One tells you where you stand. The other shows you what's around you.
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Moving into folders
The terminal version of double-clicking. One command, one folder, you're inside.
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Going back up, going home
Three tiny shortcuts that mean you can never get lost in the terminal.
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Creating folders
One command for one folder, one flag for a whole nested tree.
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Creating files
Two ways to make a file from the terminal. One is empty. One already has a message in it.
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Copying things
Duplicate a file in one command. Duplicate a whole folder with one extra letter.