How-to guides - practical Claude Code guides

Slash commands are shortcuts that control Claude's behavior during an interactive session. They come in several types:

Memory enables Claude to retain context across sessions and conversations. It exists in two forms: automatic synthesis in claude.ai, and filesystem-based CLAUDE.md in Claude Code.

Agent Skills are reusable, filesystem-based capabilities that extend Claude's functionality. They package domain-specific expertise, workflows, and best practices into discoverable components that Claude automatically uses when relevant.

Subagents are specialized AI assistants that Claude Code can delegate tasks to. Each subagent has a specific purpose, uses its own context window separate from the main conversation, and can be configured with specific tools and a custom system prompt.

This folder contains comprehensive documentation and examples for MCP server configurations and usage with Claude Code.

Hooks are automated scripts that execute in response to specific events during Claude Code sessions. They enable automation, validation, permission management, and custom workflows.

This folder contains complete plugin examples that bundle multiple Claude Code features into cohesive, installable packages.

Checkpoints allow you to save conversation state and rewind to previous points in your Claude Code session. This is invaluable for exploring different approaches, recovering from mistakes, or comparing alternative solutions.

Comprehensive guide to Claude Code's advanced capabilities including planning mode, extended thinking, auto mode, background tasks, permission modes, print mode (non-interactive), session management, interactive features, channels, voice dictation, remote control, web sessions, desktop app, task list, prompt suggestions, git worktrees, sandboxing, managed settings, and configuration.

The Claude Code CLI (Command Line Interface) is the primary way to interact with Claude Code. It provides powerful options for running queries, managing sessions, configuring models, and integrating Claude into your development workflows.