# What should a Claude Code tutorial show?

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## Short answer
It should show setup, context gathering, edits, command output, failing tests, review, and final verification. If it never opens a diff, it is not teaching the full engineering loop.

## Context from the full guide
Start with the DeepLearning.AI Claude Code course or Peter Yang's beginner tutorial, then use Anthropic docs and real-world feature-build walkthroughs to learn planning, editing, testing, and review habits.

## Useful resources
1. [Claude Code: A Highly Agentic Coding Assistant](https://www.deeplearning.ai/short-courses/claude-code-a-highly-agentic-coding-assistant/) - Short course by DeepLearning.AI; level: Beginner to intermediate. You want a structured Claude Code course before using it on a serious codebase.
2. [Claude Code overview](https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/claude-code/overview) - Guide by Anthropic; level: Intermediate. You want practical docs for using Claude as a coding agent across a real codebase and toolchain.
3. [Real-world feature build with Claude Code: every step explained](https://www.aihero.dev/real-world-feature-build-with-claude-code) - Walkthrough by Matt Pocock; level: Intermediate. You want to see a real feature built with Claude Code from context gathering through implementation, verification, and iteration.
4. [AI Skills for Real Engineers](https://www.aihero.dev/skills) - Skills catalog by Matt Pocock; level: Intermediate. You want a reusable skill system for agentic coding, including /grill-me, /grill-with-docs, /to-prd, /to-issues, /tdd, /triage, /handoff, /prototype, and review workflows.
5. [Model Context Protocol Tutorial](https://www.aihero.dev/model-context-protocol-tutorial) - Free tutorial by Matt Pocock; level: Intermediate. You want to understand MCP and build TypeScript MCP servers over stdio or HTTP, connect Claude Code to tools, use MCP prompts, and package servers for distribution.
6. [AI Coding Dictionary](https://www.aihero.dev/ai-coding-dictionary) - Dictionary by Matt Pocock; level: Beginner to intermediate. You want plain-English definitions for agentic coding concepts such as context windows, tools, MCP, handoffs, skills, subagents, feedback loops, and agent-ready work.
7. [Learn Anything With My /teach Skill](https://www.aihero.dev/learn-anything-with-my-teach-skill) - Guide / Claude skill by Matt Pocock; level: Beginner to intermediate. You want Claude to act as a personalized teacher that creates a learning mission, finds resources, generates interactive lessons, quizzes you, and keeps progress records.
8. [5 Agent Skills I Use Every Day](https://www.aihero.dev/5-agent-skills-i-use-every-day) - Guide by Matt Pocock; level: Intermediate. You want a practical entry point into Matt's everyday agent skills and how they fit into real software work.

## Related questions
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- [How do I learn Claude Code for a real codebase?](https://learnetto.com/ai-questions/how-do-i-learn-claude-code-for-a-real-codebase-best-claude-code-courses-and-tutorials)

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