TL:DR : I need ressources to help me better learn Claude code Hi 👋 So I’ve been really interested in AI generally, been using it the same way every beginner does (researching topics, reviewing emails, asking dumb questions and all). Though these last couple of months, I have been trying to really understand it. I’ve tried building some agents, downloading Claude Code and everything, and it sort of went well, until I closed my laptop that day, and couldn’t remember how to continue to work on it the next one. The main issue is, though I am well versed in AI compared to my coworker (third world country ftw) I know that I’m light years behind the general population. I’ve been a lurker in the r/claudeai sub, and I’ve seen what people are able to do, I’ve seen posts about people learning to trust AI a bit more and finding that it is extremely helpful to do so. I’ve also read a lot of keywords, seen insights on which model’s the best and which LLM’s the best, comparisons between LLMs using criteria I still don’t really understand etc… I am trying to fully switch to Claude Code, really master using it and have it help me get my admin work done and help me structure some of my research (mainly looking up topics, techniques etc…) but I simply don’t know what to learn, they say learn by doing, but I also need to get a structured source of information that would teach me what an MCP is for example. Is there any proper course? Am I supposed to go through the anthropic thingy? I am not a programmer, so even the terminal on my Mac feels confusing at times Excuse the badly written post, English is our third language here. submitted by /u/PapiCaligo
Originally posted by u/PapiCaligo on r/ClaudeCode
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