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Claude Code

Claude Code

Collaborate with Claude directly in your codebase. It can help you understand the project, fix bugs, write tests, modify the UI from the terminal, IDE, Slack, Web and other entrances, and hand over the results to you for review.

TerminalWebiOSAndroidGitHubVS CodeJetBrainsSlack

Terminal

Enter the real project directly from the command line

IDE

Handle cross-file tasks in the editor

Anywhere

Web, mobile, Slack relay work

Workflow

Claude Code

Live task
1Terminal
2Web
3iOS
4Android
5GitHub

Start from terminal

Strong terminal integration, works with Git, package managers, testing, and deployment tools.

Integrated into editor

Supports editor extensions such as VS Code, Cursor, and JetBrains.

Access anytime

Browser, desktop and mobile are suitable for remote viewing, parallel work and ad-hoc follow-up.

Launch a task from Slack

In a team collaboration scenario, tasks can be handed over to Claude Code from Slack.

Prompt pattern

Please read this repository first and do not change the files. Output: project entry, data flow, main modules, running commands, risks you need me to confirm.

How to use it

Understand the tool, then read the docs

This entry page keeps the tool overview, use cases, and first steps up front, then organizes the documentation index for deeper reading.

Codebase tour

Let Claude read the repository first, explaining the project structure, dependencies, and key entries.

Turn issue into PR

From issuing issues to changing code, running tests, and writing summaries, it reduces switching back and forth between tools.

Complete cross-file changes

Handle multi-file modifications, refactoring, and feature development after understanding dependencies and context.

1

Get Claude Code

Install the CLI first. Official scripts are available for macOS, Linux, and WSL, and Homebrew is also available for macOS.

2

Start from terminal

Start Claude after entering the root directory of the repository. Let it explain the project structure for the first time, and don't rush to change the file.

3

Tour the codebase first

The official page puts the codebase navigation at the front: new projects first ask "what is it, where is the entrance, and how to run it."

4

Approve edits and commands

Ask Claude to explain which files are to be changed, why the command is being run, and then approve it for execution.

Claude Code documentation

Documentation index

Migrate and organize the information architecture of Claude Code documentation: quick start, core concepts, common workflows, platform integration and reference configuration.

Platform integration