Workspace/Resource library
30-day learning path

YOUR OPERATOR’S TOOLKIT

Resource library

Official references, reusable prompts, and the complete course materials.

Illustrated handbook

65 pages · PDF

Complete course kit

Starter, tests, templates & guides

Editable handbook

Word document

37 resources
R01

Terminal guide for new users

Days 1, 2, and 5. Spend 15 minutes on opening a terminal and recognizing its prompt.

code.claude.com
R02

Git setup and command-line orientation

Day 1. Use the installation section only if Git is missing.

git-scm.com
R03

Node installation

Day 4. Install the appropriate current LTS; record your version.

nodejs.org
R04

Searching a repository

Day 2. Read installation and examples for your platform.

github.com
R05

Repository basics

Days 3 and 5. Read the local-repository and cloning sections.

git-scm.com
R06

Staging and commits

Day 3. Focus on status, diff, staging, and ignored files.

git-scm.com
R07

Behavioral tests

Days 4, 5, 9, and 13. Read the basic test and assertion examples; advanced runner features are optional.

nodejs.org
R08

Codex setup

Days 6–7. Read installation, login, and the first session workflow.

learn.chatgpt.com
R09

Codex command reference

Day 6. Look up the commands you actually use.

learn.chatgpt.com
R10

Codex action boundaries

Day 7. Review how approval and available access interact.

learn.chatgpt.com
R11

Claude Code setup

Day 8. Follow the platform-specific setup and login flow.

code.claude.com
R12

Claude Code command reference

Day 8. Compare shell commands with in-session commands.

code.claude.com
R13

Operating practices

Days 9–15, 21, 27, and 30. Focus on exploration, verification, context, and scoped work.

code.claude.com
R14

Codex execution boundaries

Day 10. Understand what the selected sandbox constrains.

learn.chatgpt.com
R15

Claude Code permissions

Day 10. Inspect active modes and rules; defaults may depend on client and account.

code.claude.com
R16

Prompting guidance

Days 11, 12, and 15. Focus on outcome, context, and iteration.

learn.chatgpt.com
R17

Reviewing changes

Day 14. Connect review feedback to a specific change.

docs.github.com
R18

Codex project guidance

Days 16 and 18. Read precedence, launch-directory scope, and verification.

learn.chatgpt.com
R19

Claude project guidance

Days 17–18. Read imports, loading, and the distinction from auto memory.

code.claude.com
R20

Codex skills

Days 19–21. Read local discovery and skill structure.

learn.chatgpt.com
R21

Claude Code skills

Days 19–21. Read invocation, locations, and tool-specific frontmatter.

code.claude.com
R22

Codex delegation

Days 22, 24, and 30. Read direct delegation and coordination guidance.

learn.chatgpt.com
R23

Claude Code workers

Days 22–23 and 30. Read project agent files and tool restrictions.

code.claude.com
R24

Independent checkouts

Day 24. Read add, list, and remove; understand what is shared.

git-scm.com
R25

Goal-oriented work

Days 25 and 27. Read native Goal mode, completion criteria, and steering.

learn.chatgpt.com
R26

Claude scheduled prompts

Day 26. Check `/loop`, task lifetime, and cancellation in your version.

code.claude.com
R27

Codex scheduling

Day 26. Compare a scheduled run with an active goal; do not create a schedule merely by describing one.

learn.chatgpt.com
R28

Codex MCP

Day 28. Read configuration and connected-tool scope.

learn.chatgpt.com
R29

Claude Code MCP

Day 28. Read server setup, permissions, and authentication.

code.claude.com
R30

Claude hooks

Day 29. Focus on lifecycle events, command hooks, and failure handling.

code.claude.com
R31

Codex automation interface

Day 29 and cookbook. Read stdin prompts, output files, and execution limits.

learn.chatgpt.com
R32

Claude automation interface

Day 29 and cookbook. Read print mode, tool selection, and session flags.

code.claude.com
R33

Clone reference

Git appendix. Use an authorized remote or the local clone lab.

git-scm.com
R34

Remote operations

Git appendix. Distinguish fetch, pull, and push.

git-scm.com
V01

Introducing Claude Code

Published February 24, 2025. Day 8; a historical demonstration of repository exploration and coding. Do not copy old setup or availability claims. After watching, identify the goal, action, and evidence in one demonstrated task.

www.youtube.com
V02

Claude Code Foundations

Days 6–10; spend 20–30 minutes on the portions relevant to your current lesson. Access to a recording may require registration. Use R11 and R13 if the recording is unavailable.

www.anthropic.com
V03

Claude Code Advanced Patterns

Days 22 and 28; focus on subagents, MCP, and context. Use R23 and R29 if video access is unavailable. Write one example of useful delegation and one where it adds overhead.

www.anthropic.com

Sources reviewed for the handbook on September 13, 2026. Check your installed tool’s help and current official documentation when an interface differs.