basically just prompt you to sign in with your Cloud subscription. Now, you do have to be on a paid plan for Claude in order to access Claude Code. As you can see on the free version, you don't get Cloud Code, but right here on the paid version, you do. So you can start off with...close out of this. You can see this is kind of what we're talking about now. Files on this side. There's nothing there yet. And the Claude Code agent right here. Now what we have to do next is give Claude Code a claw. md file which is basically just instructions for this specific project
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class on Claude Code that you will find online, and many people from hundreds of companies have taken it and have gone on to be the best Claude Code users at their companies. Okay, so right now most people are developing Claude skills based exclusively on vibes. And what they're doing is they go through the process once with...Claude Code, and then they say, hey, can you turn this into a skill? They may give it additional resources such as a blog post or an internal document or something else to help him make a better skill. And then they will try the skill a few times to make sure that it works. They'll be like
click into the artifacts tab, hit new artifact, and you're working with a clean canvas right away. From there, you can paste in your own code or text or tell Claude what you wanted to build inside that space. It's great when you already know you're going to need a formatted output or want to keep something...dynamic this feels. You're not just reading static code anymore. You can tweak it, copy it out, download it, or interact with it directly. And because Claude now runs code inside its own sandbox, it doesn't just show you code. It executes it. Python for data analysis, HTML and JavaScript for web apps, whatever you need. In previous
that it's going to spawn three different agents in parallel. Gemini CLI that you should have installed on your machine, Codex CLI and also Claude Code. So you can see it has its own plan over here. And now it's launching the planning agents. And if you scroll up over here, then you can see that using...there has been a previous conversation over here. And this is basically the conversation that code did itself. So you can see these are instructions that Code gave to Claude Code and then it basically did the execution. And then you can see that this output of Claude Code was saved into this file over here, the result file. Anyways
welcome to the definitive course on vibe coding for beginners. I use anti-gravity, Gemini 3. 1 Pro, and Claude Code in my life every day to manage a business that does over $4 million a year in profit. I also teach around 2,000 people how to use technologies just like this to improve their lives, both personal...business. So, the way this course is going to work is it'll start by teaching you guys how to set up anti-gravity, Gemini, and then Claude Code in a simple development environment. And then we're going to jump right into the building. And we'll start with simple portfolio sites before working
Claude skills is the most powerful AI tool that you're not using right now. It makes both Claude and Claude code 10 times more powerful. In this video, I'll go over what Claude skills are, why they're so important, and then I'll walk you through building five skills that will instantly make your workflow so much...better. You're going to be building and creating products 10 times faster after this video. If you're building anything right now with Claude or Claude code, this is a mustwatch video up until the very end. Let's get into it. So, what are Claude skills
server. So I have this folder over here and then say, can you make it a light theme and then redeploy the application? And then this will basically connect Claude Code to server and have it running on there. And this can save you a bunch of hassle in doing very quick commands on servers with Claude Code. So often...just have very tiny side projects hosted for me and my friends online, uh, that I use Claude Code to help manage. And if the projects are small enough, then I just get Claude Code to make it directly on the server. And don't bother using Git or anything else. So now claims to have made all the changes
want to quickly cover tip number nine, which is press escape if Claude is going off the rails to stop and redirect Claude. So at any time while Claude is coding here, it's asking to install a bunch of stuff. You can just hit escape and it will stop whatever Claude is doing and it's not going...recommend using the explanatory output style and also updating your claw. MD to ask it to overexlain stuff. All right, we'll come back once it's finished coding. Okay, claude claims that it's finished coding and now there's a local host link. But you know what? When I load the local host link, absolutely nothing shows
theme you see throughout the workflow. He's not trying to remove safety. He's trying to remove unnecessary friction. That's a recurring pattern in how he uses Claude code and how you should be as well. This is where Claude stops becoming just a coding tool. Boris explains that Claude can use MCP's model context protocol tools...matters because now Claude isn't operating in isolation. It has access to the same information humans use to debug, review, and make decisions. At this point, Claude isn't just writing code. It's participating in the engineering process. Boris says that this is the single most important thing for getting good results. Claude needs a way to verify
asking for legitimate assistance something else worth mentioning is that along with Claude 37 Sonet anthropic is also introducing a command line tool for agentic coding called Claude code it's available as a limited research preview and enables developers to delegate substantial engineering tasks to Claude directly from their terminal Claude code is an active collaborator that can search
think. First, go to app. supmemory. ai and create an account. Takes like 2 minutes. Then, you grab your API key. You add it to your shell profile so Claude Code can access it. Then, you install the Claude Code plugin from their GitHub repo. You just clone it, copy the skill folder, and restart Claude Code. That
agent that will review and optimize all my code to make sure it's efficient. And I'm going to hit enter on that. And now Claude Code's going to build out this sub agent for us. And this is a sub agent. It will be able to spin up whenever it wants, whenever it makes changes to make...show you here, we're just going to build the code review sub agent out. But this is also a great thing if you want to go into Claude Code and say, "Hey, I want to build some sub aents based on what you know about my app. What are some ideas you have for sub aents I can build
show you. But, let's get on the same page and talk about what they are. skills makes claw code insanely good at very specific repeatable tasks. So claude code is very much a generalist AI agent. Claude skills makes it a specialist. So if you have workflows or things you do that you do over and over again like...designing frontends or implementing Stripe, you can use Claude skills to make Claude code so much better at those repeatable workflows. And I'll show you a bunch of examples in a second. It saves you context which really sings you money at the end of the day because Claude skills are really memory efficient. Typically what people were doing
agent two over here, agent three over here, and then you'll kind of get their feed. I will note, I've done this before, unfortunately, because Claude Code renders your, it's not just like a simple text terminal. Basically they're like rendering this 2D image constantly on your screen. It can consume a fair amount of compute...websites back into just like we did with subagents, sort of that main thread. But what's cool is these three different agent teams, since they're all individual Claude Code instances, they get to do a variety of different things. They also get to access their own agents, use their own code base and stuff like that. So what
three ways to use Claude Code. A IDE extension. So an extension like in Visual Studio or cursor, the desktop anthropic claude app as well as the CLI which is kind of the classic way of using it which is just right in your terminal. There are pros and cons to each. I prefer the CLI and for this video...months and recently changed. The extension has a great guey, a great user interface which makes it very easy to use. It has all the basic features of Claude Code. It just lacks some advanced functionality we'll talk about. Then there's the desktop app. This is the Claude desktop app that is actually really cool and really neat
here's where it gets really interesting. People figured out you can run Claude code inside Anti-Gravity's terminal. Wait, what? Yeah, you can combine both tools in the same workflow. And this is why everyone's saying the combo is insane. So, here's the workflow that people are using. You use anti-gravity for the big picture...Anti-gravity's agents handle all the heavy lifting and automation. They plan out the whole project. They execute tasks. They run tests. All autonomous. Then you bring in Claude Code for the front-end precision work, the user interface, the design components, the debugging. Claude Code is just better at this stuff. It's more precise. It thinks through
just a note-taking tool that's based on Markdown. And then I have two terminal windows on the right. And the big thing that I use Claude Code for like I started using it coding just like everybody else most that's most people's entry into it. Um but I what I really loved about Claude Code with...coding is it's almost like you're pair programming with Claude. And I was like wow how do I pair with Claude on everything that I do? And so I started doing this for writing and for strategy and for literally all of the work that I do. This is my setup. This is my work obsidian vault
admin email to my. env file. When I type in /admin/ moderation after the local post, nothing happens. Thoughts on dangerously permission mode for claude code? Do you think it's too risky to use generally? No, I think you should. I think it's totally safe to use. I've never used I've never had Claude Code break...something where I'm like, "Holy crap, it just ruined everything. How could it possibly do that? " That's never happened. I'm totally fine with it. I trust Claude Code endlessly. I think one reason is because people expect you have the same needs as they have, so you must have the same workflow. Ignore the noise
HyperWhisper. There's a coupon code down below for that if you're interested as well. And basically I have Claude Code make a bunch of changes. And then I give all the changes including the summary to Codex CLI. And then I ask Codex CLI to come up with a critique of all the changes that were made...then I pass this critique back to Claude Code. And I say what do you think of this? And then I give all the critique over here. And the recommended changes and all. And then it comes up with a new plan after investigating everything that was done. And then I tell
first. It was like kind of the first development environment uh powered by AI and it is a really powerful tool and it's great for beginners. There's Claude Code. Claude Code got released earlier this year and it is point blank the best AI vibe coding tool out there ever made. It is amazing. It is mind-blowing