Methodology

How examples on this site are written and verified.

1. Real sessions, not invented ones

Every transcript on this site is from a real Claude Code session. Names of files and projects may be changed, but the prompts, commands, and tool calls are not invented to make a point.

2. The full loop, including the dead ends

Coworking with Claude is not a straight line. Examples include the false starts, the rollbacks, and the moments where the human had to redirect.

3. Verified against the current version

Behavior changes between Claude Code releases. The "Updated" date on each example is the last date the steps were re-run end to end. Stale examples are pruned, not patched silently.

4. No "magic" demos

If an example depends on a non-default config (a hook, an MCP server, a slash command), that config is shown in full inside the example. Nothing is hidden behind "...and then Claude figured the rest out."

5. Sources at the bottom of every example

Every how-to ends with a Sources section linking to authoritative docs — the Claude Code documentation at code.claude.com, the Model Context Protocol spec, or wherever the canonical reference lives. URLs are verified before publishing. If a link rots, the example gets re-verified or removed.