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A new open-source guide aims to take developers beyond the basics of Claude Code, with a 10-module learning path estimated at 11 to 13 hours. It covers agents, hooks, skills and Model Context Protocol servers.
Why it mattersThe GitHub repository says the lessons include copy-and-paste configuration templates, architecture diagrams and self-assessment. It is MIT-licensed, so developers can use it freely. That makes it a practical starting point for people who want to explore Claude Code’s more advanced features without assembling a curriculum from scattered notes. A useful map, though not quite a weekend’s light reading.
Discuss: When learning a fast-changing coding tool, do you prefer a structured course like this or learning by building something real?
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