Repository work
Setup, authentication, commands, sessions, memory, planning, implementation, verification, code review, and troubleshooting.
Read guideFor developers and technical teams who need reproducible Claude Code workflows, failure handling, security boundaries, and versioned sources rather than another feature summary.
Use this site when you are adopting Claude Code in a real repository or reviewing a team workflow. Official documentation remains the authority for product behavior. This independent guide adds bounded exercises, observable validation, failure paths, rollback steps, security limits, and a verification date so readers can test claims instead of trusting summaries.
Setup, authentication, commands, sessions, memory, planning, implementation, verification, code review, and troubleshooting.
Read guideCLI and in-session commands, permissions, settings, hooks, skills, plugins, subagents, and context management.
Read guideMCP, IDE, Chrome, Desktop, GitHub Actions, CI/CD, and the boundaries between local checks and account-dependent integrations.
Read guideRead Setup, Authentication, Getting started, and Commands. Finish one task whose result can be checked independently.
Read guideContinue with Workflows, Sessions, Memory, Permissions, Settings, and Code review to build a repeatable evidence loop.
Read guideAdd Slash commands and Skills, then evaluate Hooks, Plugins, Subagents, and MCP only when the manual workflow is stable.
Read guideFinish with IDE, Chrome, Desktop, CI/CD, and Troubleshooting; treat account and GUI flows as environment-specific.
Read guideMCP connects Claude Code to external tools. Hooks run checks, commands, prompts, or handlers at lifecycle points.
Read guideSkills package repeatable workflows. Subagents let separate agents handle specialized or parallel tasks with scoped context.
Read guidePermissions control tool access. IDE, GitHub Actions, and CI integrations bring Claude Code into existing development loops.
Read guideEach topic distinguishes locally checked CLI behavior, official-documentation claims, and external actions that were not tested.
Read guideCommands that create configuration use temporary directories or require a clean, reviewed branch; do not paste them over existing settings.
Read guideUse the correction channel when a command, version, redirect, or product boundary no longer matches the linked official source.
Read guideThe index covers 22 technical topics plus About, Contact, and Privacy pages in English and Chinese. Topic pages use one shared evidence model: applicable version, verification method, official sources, reproducible workflow, failure handling, rollback, and boundaries.