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Claude How To

A structured, visual guide to Claude Code that teaches its features with diagrams and copy-paste templates, organized as a guided learning path with self-assessment quizzes.

Claude How To

Claude How To is a learning guide for Claude Code, built as an alternative to the official reference documentation. It combines visual tutorials with diagrams and production-ready templates, covering slash commands, CLAUDE.md files, hook scripts, MCP configuration, subagent definitions and plugin bundles across ten tutorial modules that progress from beginner to advanced use.

A learner starts with a self-assessment quiz, run from a terminal or through a /self-assessment command inside Claude Code, to get a roadmap based on what they already know, then works through the modules in order while copying templates into their own project. A /lesson-quiz command after each module checks understanding and points out gaps. Later modules focus on combining slash commands, memory, subagents and hooks into pipelines for code review, deployment and documentation generation.

It is available in English, Vietnamese, Chinese, Ukrainian and Japanese, written in Python, and licensed under the MIT license.

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