Claude Code Guide
Master guide for using Claude Code effectively. Includes configuration templates, prompting strategies "Thinking" keywords, debugging techniques, and best practices for interacting with the agent.
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Claude Code Complete Usage Guide
Capability Overview
The Claude Code Guide is a comprehensive configuration and usage reference that helps developers master the full capabilities of Anthropic’s official AI programming agent, including project configuration templates, efficient prompt strategies, and debugging techniques.
Use Cases
CLAUDE.md file, avoiding repeated explanations of project context.Core Features
CLAUDE.md configuration template: Provides a standardized project configuration file template that supports defining project commands, code style, workflows, and other key information, allowing the agent to quickly understand project conventions.Frequently Asked Questions
What is Claude Code? How do I get started?
Claude Code is Anthropic’s official command-line AI programming agent that can operate on code, run commands, and manage files directly in the terminal. To get started, simply install the Claude Code CLI and then create a CLAUDE.md file in the project root to configure project rules.
Where should the CLAUDE.md file be placed? What should it contain?
The CLAUDE.md file should be placed in the project root, at the same level as README.md. Typical contents include: project run commands (dev/test/build), code style guidelines (language preferences, framework choices), workflow conventions (read documentation before making changes, run tests and verify after changes), etc. A template can be referenced from the general template provided in this guide.
How to debug when Claude Code gets stuck or behaves abnormally?
Three-step debugging method: 1) Clear context — start a new session or have the agent "forget previous instructions"; 2) Clarify instructions — provide extremely specific descriptions of file paths, filenames, and expected results; 3) Check logs — have the agent "view the logs" or "run commands with detailed output". In most cases, the issue can be resolved by providing clearer instructions.