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HUMANS.claude.code.md v0.0.1

Claude Code - AI Coding Assistant

This document provides guidance for humans collaborating with Claude through Claude Code, Anthropic’s command line tool for agentic coding.

About Claude Code

Claude Code is a command line tool that lets developers delegate coding tasks to Claude directly from their terminal. It provides a specialized interface for development work, allowing Claude to interact with your codebase, run commands, and make changes autonomously.

Getting Started

Installation and Setup

Check the official documentation at https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/claude-code for installation instructions and setup requirements.

Basic Usage

Claude Code allows you to describe coding tasks in natural language and have Claude execute them with access to your development environment.

Core Capabilities

Codebase Management

Development Tasks

Environment Integration

Best Practices for Task Delegation

Define Clear Objectives

Provide Sufficient Context

Set Boundaries and Expectations

Effective Collaboration Patterns

Start Small and Iterate

Leverage Claude’s Analysis

Maintain Development Standards

Working with Different Types of Projects

New Projects

Existing Codebases

Legacy Systems

Code Quality and Review

Automated Testing

Code Review Process

Documentation Standards

Advanced Usage Patterns

Multi-Step Projects

Research and Exploration

Debugging and Troubleshooting

Security and Safety Considerations

Code Security

Access Control

Backup and Version Control

Performance Optimization

Efficient Task Definition

Codebase Navigation

Troubleshooting Common Issues

When Claude Doesn’t Understand Your Codebase

When Results Don’t Meet Expectations

When Integration Issues Arise

Continuous Improvement

Learning from Experience

Feedback and Iteration

Resources and Support

For more information about Claude Code:

Remember

Claude Code is designed to be your development partner, capable of handling both routine tasks and complex coding challenges. The key to success is clear communication, appropriate task scoping, and maintaining good development practices throughout the collaboration process.