COURSE · CLAUDE CODE
Claude Code Course & Training
A Claude Code course is hands-on training in using Claude Code as an agentic terminal partner: reading a codebase, writing across many files, running tests and handling git. I teach it privately or for corporate teams, working on your own repositories rather than a generic example.
What you’ll learn
Agentic terminal workflow
Drive Claude Code from the terminal to plan, edit across many files, run tests and commit. This goes well beyond autocomplete.
Large-codebase refactors
Use Claude Code where it is strongest, on long autonomous tasks and multi-file changes in real, messy codebases.
MCP & tool use
Connect Claude Code to your tools and data with the Model Context Protocol so it works inside your stack.
Guardrails & review
Approval modes, diff review and the habits that keep an autonomous agent safe in a production repo.
Who it’s for
For people who write or ship software.
- Developers and engineering teams adopting AI coding
- IT teams in GCCs and product companies standardising a workflow
- Tech leads who want their team productive on Claude Code in days
FREQUENTLY ASKED
Claude Code Mastery: common questions
Do I need prior AI experience to learn Claude Code?
No. You need to be comfortable in a terminal and with a codebase. The course takes you from your first run to confident multi-file work, and covers the prompt-engineering basics along the way.
Is this a recorded course or live training?
Live and hands-on, either private one-to-one or a corporate team session built around your real repositories, remote or on-site in India. It is not a pre-recorded video course.
Claude Code or Cursor, which should I learn?
Often both. Claude Code suits large multi-file refactors from the terminal, and Cursor suits fast inline edits in the IDE. The training covers when to reach for each.
Want this for yourself or your team?
A free 30-minute discovery call is the fastest way to scope the right program. Private 1:1 or corporate, remote across India and globally, on-site in Ahmedabad.