# Tags **Software** : [[02 - Tags/Software/Claude Code]] **Date** : 28-March-2026 # Video Link <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/ntDIxaeo3Wg?si=pUT73HgcAXKDCs0l" title="YouTube video player" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture; web-share" referrerpolicy="strict-origin-when-cross-origin" allowfullscreen></iframe> # installation Documents read through here for some of the documentation https://code.claude.com/docs/en/overview initiate with Claude or Claude -r to choose where you want to continue from... # shortcuts - /help if you need help and you can scroll to the side with all of the options - Also have custom commands - Modes (Shift and TAB) - Planning => plan that Claude follows - Asking =? this is the default - Coding => code by default - clear your command link - ESC ESC - in planning mode or while it creating the code you want you can press CTL+o - and it will give you the details of the code being written - Verbose mode - So while it's generating code you can also CTL+B - and it will allow you to prompt while it is coding in the same terminal session - By Default it uses the most powerful model first - /model to change the models - If you exit your session - then it stops the session - and if you reopen it even in the same prject but in the terminal - that will not have context - That brings us to the Claude.MD File # Claude MD File - Allows you to have persisted memory - to not repeat code and it knows context - /init - will create a Claude.MD - and then it will put an analysis in the code base - this is the persisted memory for Claude when it is working in your code base You can also provide additional context by refering to File withint the MD file or folder (For example your phase roll outplan for your porject) Using the @ symbol ![[Pasted image 20260510105013.png]] or even the folder location ![[Pasted image 20260510105054.png]] # Tasks - Running the /tasks command - this will show you all the background tasks that are running - so if you are for instance running a webserver it will create a background task for this for example ![[Pasted image 20260328151437.png]] - now if you kill the task press K - and it will kill the task - stop execution press ESC - Running in the background # Agents - /agents - you can create agents that will be tasked to do different things for you - you can have a UI Agent for styling - you can have a agent for Database connections API's - backend Agent # MCP - if you want to connect to other services via MCP servers # Skills - /skills - are repeatable tasks that it runs all the time - and you can simply look up a skill and assign it to be performed