About this project

claude-code-best-practice is a community-curated guide to using Anthropic's Claude Code effectively. It positions itself as a bridge from "vibe coding" to more disciplined "agentic engineering," and it is organized as a practical reference rather than a tutorial. The repository maps Claude Code's core extensibility concepts into tables, each with links to both best-practice write-ups and implemented examples inside the repo. Covered concepts include: - Subagents (.claude/agents/) - Commands (.claude/commands/) - Skills (.claude/skills/, including official skills and notes for larger monorepos) - Workflows (demonstrated via a weather-orchestrator command) - Hooks (.claude/hooks/) - MCP servers (.mcp.json and settings) - Plugins and marketplaces - Settings, permissions, model config, output styles, sandboxing, keybindings - Status line configuration - Memory (CLAUDE.md, rules, auto memory) - Checkpointing, sessions, and context window management - CLI startup flags and environment variables A dedicated section tracks newer or "hot" features, including ultrareview, devcontainers, channels, auto mode, power-ups, fast mode, advisor, computer use, the Agent SDK, Claude Code on the web, Slack integration, code review, GitHub Actions, remote control, deep links, dynamic workflows, agent teams, agent view, cross-session messaging, scheduled tasks, routines, tasks, goal, voice dictation, bundled skills, git worktrees, and more. The repository also presents an orchestration workflow built on a Command → Agent → Skill pattern, with an implementation guide, architecture diagram, and a demo command (/weather-orchestrator). Finally, it rounds up popular development workflow collections—such as Superpowers, Matt Pocock Skills, Everything Claude Code, Spec Kit, gstack, agent-skills, OpenSpec, and others—showing how each converges on a common Research → Plan → Execute → Review → Ship pattern. This makes the repo a useful index for developers who want to see how different teams structure Claude Code agents, commands, and skills in real projects.