Claude Code StudyStudy Guideline
[Claude Code] Claude Code Study Guidelines to Learn Efficiently and Quickly
April 3, 20261 min read
Basic Usage
Claude.md Setup Study
1. Create md files for each folder.
2. make root md not big
3. Trigger recurring tasks (e.g., deploy)
plan edits, accept edits classification
1. Accept Mode: I can even change the file on my own
2. Plan Mode: Tells you what to do.
3. The plan mode uses fewer tokens because it only plans. The accept mode greatly consumes tokens. I started working right away...
ESC button
1. Interruption during work.
2. Double press esc to “undo function”
Drag to upload image
iTerm Terminal
- cmd + D (Split panel length) 2. cmd + shift + D (panel horizontal division) 3. Move between cmd + [/cmd +] panels
Run the terminal Bash command
1. From the prompt! Paste in front of it to execute the terminal command right away
Slash command
Context Management
1./contact,/clear/compact
2. contact checks token usage, clear token, compact compresses to reduce token amount
Model management (/models)
1. opus, sonnet, haiku
2. Smartest, Balanced, Fastest
3. Pro version is for sonnet only. Opus requires a fee of Max 4. Coding operation is suitable for opus, when working with agents to save tokens, sub operation is done with sonnet
resume command
1. Revert to task when session is closed
2. Return to/resume.
mcp command
1. The mcp server I use
2. Think of it as a tool used by ai (weapons) The more you put in, the more tokens you'll get, so we recommend `custommcp'
3. Connect external tools (Notion, Slack, GitHub)
Other
1./help,/config,/export,/output-style
2. Help, settings, chat view (when moving to cursor, etc.), response style setting (learning mode, concise mode, etc.) 3. The response style setting running mode allows → me to write it myself so that I can learn it.
Create a command
1. If you make it a recurring task slash command, it can be repeated/pressed to float and execute in the list.
2. Able to execute repetitive tasks more reliably than the trigger
Next Level....
Create Skills, Sub-Agent, Hooks, MCP
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