claude-code-guide and build-your-claude-code-from-scratch

These tools are complementary: the "Claude Code Guide" provides comprehensive instructions and tips for using an existing Claude Code setup, while "Build your Claude Code from scratch" guides users through creating a similar CLI coding agent from the ground up.

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About claude-code-guide

zebbern/claude-code-guide

Claude Code Guide - Setup, Commands, workflows, agents, skills & tips-n-tricks go from beginner to power user!

Comprehensive reference guide for Claude Code with practical setup instructions, environment configuration, and CLI commands. Covers advanced features like agent teams, skills system, Model Context Protocol (MCP) integration, and sandbox isolation—extending beyond basic usage to support complex automation workflows, PR reviews, and issue triage automation. Includes native installers, authentication management, and plugin architecture for extensibility.

About build-your-claude-code-from-scratch

woodx9/build-your-claude-code-from-scratch

Build a Claude Code–like CLI coding agent from scratch.

Implements a progressive multi-chapter learning framework for agentic AI systems, from basic tool calling (native function calls and XML formats) through advanced patterns like ReAct loops, real-time streaming with character-by-character output, intelligent conversation history compression with token tracking, and sub-agent delegation with async execution. Architecture centers on the "Quick Star" CLI agent that integrates with Claude/OpenAI-compatible APIs via OpenRouter, including native MCP (Model Context Protocol) server support for dynamic external tool loading, while demonstrating practical code generation workflows through interactive debugging and file management.

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