Loading...
Loading...
Ask another member how they handled something, and the answer fits your setup. Tell us what gets in your way, and any fix that comes from it is included for every member.
The community sits in the same place you open your lessons.
Start a thread about what you're building, raise a problem you've hit, or share an approach that worked.
Hear what's new with the orchestration system, straight from us.
Message other members, trade ideas, and help each other get unstuck.
Every member has the orchestration system included with the course, and we run the same system for our own work. So when someone explains how they scoped a plan or handled a review, they're describing a setup you have too.
See how the system worksSomething in the system trips you up: a rule that misfires, guidance that doesn't fit your stack, or something you expected and didn't find.
Type /field-report. It writes up what happened, works out, where it can, whether the system's guidance was wrong or wasn't followed, and saves the report on your machine, wherever you choose.
Read it over first, because it can include details from your project. If you want us to see it, the command tells you where to send it.
When a report leads to an improvement, every member gets it. What's new with the system is posted in Announcements.
We're looking for people who want everyone's projects to work, not just their own, so we hope you'll send us your reports. If you'd rather keep a report to yourself, we respect that, and it's part of why the orchestration system sends nothing to us.
Members tell us what gets in their way.
We keep improving the system while you build.
Updates are included in your purchase, so nobody pays extra.
Claude Code For Beginners includes the lessons, the orchestration system and a place in the community. Enroll, and you're in.
