Build practical automation workflows with Claude Code features
If you have installed Claude Code but only use it for simple chat, this guide helps you go beyond that limit. It visually demonstrates how to apply the features described in the official documentation to real projects and provides templates you can copy and use immediately. You will follow complex configurations step by step to build automation pipelines for code review and document generation.
Automation through feature combination
The core of this guide is not individual features but how to combine them. You learn step by step how to automate code reviews or deployment processes by combining slash commands, memory, subagents, and hooks. Mermaid diagrams explain how each feature works internally, allowing you to understand the principles rather than just following instructions. Following the learning path composed of 10 modules, users from beginner to advanced level can build skills within 11 to 13 hours.
Copy-and-use templates
Every tutorial includes configuration files that can be applied to real projects. You can simply copy what you need, including slash commands, CLAUDE.md memory files, hook scripts, MCP server configurations, and subagent definition files. A quick start process guides you to run your first slash command within 15 minutes and set up project memory and skills within 1 hour. After completing each module, you can check your understanding with quizzes and fill in any gaps.
Learning path and level-based guide
A self-diagnosis quiz is provided for when you are unsure where to start. You can receive a recommended learning path suited to your current level to study efficiently. Beginners start with slash commands and memory, intermediate users with skills and hooks, and advanced users with MCP and plugins, approaching each stage step by step. Each module specifies the estimated time required, allowing you to plan your learning schedule according to your own timetable.
Use cases and scalability
This guide covers a rich variety of specific examples you can create. It handles diverse scenarios such as automated code review, team onboarding, CI/CD automation, document generation, security audits, DevOps pipelines, and complex refactoring. It clearly presents which features to combine for each case, helping you design workflows suitable for your work. It is synchronized with the latest Claude Code releases, ensuring you always learn the most current features.
Pre-use considerations
This guide is free under the MIT license and can be used freely in both personal and commercial projects. It is compatible with Claude Code version 2.1 or higher and works with various Claude models (Sonnet, Haiku, Opus, etc.). A script is included to convert the guide into an EPUB format e-book if you prefer offline reading. However, when configuring MCP servers, you must check external API access permissions and network connection status in advance, and hook scripts require execution permissions. The repository welcomes community contributions and provides contribution guidelines for new examples or bug fixes.
