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Online free session on Spec-Driven Prototyping with OpenSpec and Claude Code

Hey folks I am running a virtual free session on using spec driven prototyping with Claude Code. We are going to learn about the OpenSpec standard and see how to combine those to build prototypes. Date: June 10th Time: 12:00 PM ET Signup link submitted by /u/Competitive_Risk_977 [link] [comments]

Online free session on Spec-Driven Prototyping with OpenSpec and Claude Code

Hey folks I am running a virtual free session on using spec driven prototyping with Claude Code. We are going to learn about the OpenSpec standard and see how to combine those to build prototypes. Date: June 10th Time: 12:00 PM ET Signup link submitted by /u/Competitive_Risk_977 [link] [comments]

we built a claude code bootcamp — 10 real projects in one day, may 30

hey everyone we've been building with claude code extensively and put together a full day hands on bootcamp for may 30 with luca berton, claude code certified instructor and speaker at KubeCon 2026. the idea was simple — stop teaching prompts, start shipping real projects. what gets built on the day: - cli task manager - notes app api with tests and debugging - dashboard built from a wireframe screenshot - your own claude code command library - production readiness report also covers CLAUDE.md setup, best-of-n prompting, git workflows for ai generated code, and subagent delegation patterns. every attendee gets a downloadable claude skills library — CLAUDE.md templates, code review prompts, test generation, security checklist and more. packt publishing endorsed certification included. happy to answer any questions about the curriculum or how we structured the projects. link in first comment submitted by /u/Plenty-Pie-9084 [link] [comments]

hands on workshop: context engineering for multi agent systems [D]

hey everyone, sharing this because it's directly relevant to what a lot of people here are building. packt publishing is running a hands on workshop on april 25 on context engineering for multi agent systems with denis rothman. what gets covered: - semantic blueprints for multi agent orchestration - MCP integration for standardized agent tool use - context window management across agents - high fidelity RAG pipelines with verifiable citations - safeguards against prompt injection and data poisoning - production ready context engine deployment instructor denis rothman is an AI systems architect who designed one of the earliest word2matrix embedding systems and has built large scale AI systems across industries. 4 hours, online, ask your quereis, hands on throughout. https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/context-engineering-for-multi-agent-systems-cohort-2-tickets-1986187248527?aff=ml happy to answer any questions about what gets covered submitted by /u/Plenty_Use9859 [link] [comments]

I turned Claude into a study assistant that can answer questions about any YouTube course. Here's the setup.

I'm going through a bunch of online courses right now Andrew Ng's ML specialization, some MIT OCW stuff, a few smaller tutorial channels. All on YouTube. Probably 150+ hours of lecture content total. The problem with video lectures is retention. I watch a 90-minute lecture, absorb maybe 60% of it, and two weeks later I can't remember which lecture explained the thing I need. YouTube search is useless for this. it matches titles, not what was actually said. So I end up re-watching entire lectures to find one explanation. I figured out a way to make Claude work as a study assistant that has access to all the lecture content. It took about 15 minutes to set up and it's honestly changed how I study. The setup npx skills add ZeroPointRepo/youtube-skills --skill youtube-full That's the skill. Now I can tell Claude things like: "Get the transcript from this lecture and explain the part about backpropagation in simpler terms" "Pull transcripts from this entire playlist and tell me which lecture covers regularization" "I don't understand the bias-variance tradeoff. Find where Andrew Ng explains it and summarize his explanation" "Generate 10 flashcards based on lectures 4-6 of this course, with timestamps so I can rewatch if I get one wrong" It works. Really well actually. Claude reads the transcript and can find specific explanations, compare how different instructors teach the same concept, generate study questions, all of it. The 15-minute version if you want to try this right now npx skills add ZeroPointRepo/youtube-skills --skill youtube-full Open Claude Code Paste a YouTube playlist URL and say "get transcripts from all videos in this playlist" Ask whatever question you want about the content That's it. No Python. No Docker. No API keys to manage. The skill handles auth automatically on first run. If you're a student and you haven't tried turning your lecture transcripts into a searchable, queryable knowledge base/ you're studying on hard mode for no reason. submitted by /u/nikhonit [link] [comments]

Skills or plugin for this

Does anyone know if there's a skill or plugin that makes the agent behave like a tutor or instructor? Let me explain. I'd like it to assist me, not do things for me. I'd like it to explain and present the changes to be made in great detail. The plan mode isn't enough; it still behaves like a damn black box. These tools always tend to propose and implement changes like black boxes just presenting the final result, and that really frustrates and annoys me. submitted by /u/devcrack [link] [comments]

From Early Adopter to AI Instructor: Teaching 500 Engineers to Build with LLMs

How I went from experimenting with ChatGPT on day one to building and delivering an AI training program for nearly 500 engineers — and what I learned about enterprise AI adoption along the way.

Devforge - a tool to assist game designers with AI implementation of games

Greetings all - fairly new to Claude - I'm a historical board wargame designer using Claude to implement game ideas and produce them into digital products. I tried learning how to code for over a decade and claude code has made it possible to create the games I always wanted to via a designer - programmer relationship. https://github.com/lerugray/devforge Dev forge was simply meant as a way to improve my own process and try to save on AI usage where I can - but then I realized it may be of use to others as well, ill explain how it works via the readme: Devforge assembles structured prompts with your project context, GDD sections, session notes, and mode-specific instructions, then pipes them directly into an embedded Claude Code terminal. No copy-pasting between apps. 10 operational modes give Claude a different role depending on what you're doing: Mode Role GDD Document editor — maintains your Game Design Document Pitch Feasibility analyst — stress-tests ideas before you commit Discuss Design collaborator — structured mechanic discussion Implement Tech assistant — translates designs into code Debug Diagnostician — root cause analysis, minimal collateral changes Research Research assistant — stores findings in a persistent knowledge bank QA UX auditor — systematic UI/UX checking with severity ratings Freeform Conversation partner — think out loud, no pressure Marketing Copywriter — store listings, devlogs, strategy with anti-AI-voice rules Instruct Step-by-step instructor — exact menu paths and button https://preview.redd.it/6a5hi13p6kpg1.png?width=1403&format=png&auto=webp&s=fc76c45632cca918137b6f41ae6d02af7249a3cd I've completed phases 1-5 of development and the program is working as a desktop app, an old html prototype is included in the repo to serve just as a simple proof of concept, but if you have any ideas or suggestions for improvements - please feel free to let me know submitted by /u/lerugray [link] [comments]

Stop paying $1,000+ for "AI Bootcamps". Anthropic (makers of Claude) just dropped a 100% free academy.

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