If you made your copy before the app moved to the browser, run these in your copy's folder, in a terminal or in PowerShell. The fetch saves the template's latest version as FETCH_HEAD, and --no-overlay replaces checks/, capstone/ and learn/ as wholes:

git fetch https://github.com/wesammustafa/claude-code-practice main
git checkout --no-overlay FETCH_HEAD -- checks capstone learn
git checkout FETCH_HEAD -- .github/workflows/progress.yml .gitattributes
node checks/upgrade.mjs

The template's progress.yml workflow and .gitattributes replace yours. Your work moves into project/, with every file's contents kept (an untracked file left in checks/, capstone/ or learn/ moves to .practice/upgrade-kept/), and your saved progress stays where it is, so npm run learn opens where you left off. Run checks from project/ now: cd project, then npm run check -- b-1. Review the change with git status, then commit it.

Beginner: Level index · Install, sign in and look around · Permission modes and plan mode · Your first change, from request to commit · Keep a session on track · Project memory with CLAUDE.md · Capstone

Beginner Electives: IDE extensions · Screenshots and images · The built-in teachers

Intermediate: Level index · Turn a repeated workflow into a skill · Organize project memory and see what loaded · Pick the model and effort · Permissions, settings scopes and the sandbox · Enforce a rule with a hook · Delegate to a custom subagent · Connect a tool with MCP · Install and manage plugins · Capstone

Intermediate Electives: Skill patterns · Claude in Chrome · The status line · Fast mode

Advanced: Level index · Parallel sessions with worktrees · Choose an orchestration pattern · Run and save a dynamic workflow · Script Claude Code with claude -p · GitHub Actions · Share your setup with a team · Put bounds on autonomous runs · Capstone · Beyond this guide

Advanced Electives: Agent teams · Agent view · /loop and cloud scheduled tasks · Testing and publishing a plugin · Dev containers

Topics: All topics · Permissions and safety · Memory and context · Models, effort and cost · Skills · Hooks · Subagents and parallel work · MCP · Plugins · Automation

Reference: Reference index · Models and effort · Commands by level · Feature map · Further learning · Glossary · Changelog

Examples: How to use the examples

• Every lesson page carries a Stamp: the Claude Code stable version its claims were checked against, and the date (The stamp).
• The checks are tested too: CI builds a fresh practice copy from this repo and shows every check failing on it and passing after a full replay of the lessons (Guide checks).
• Scheduled checks keep watch between editions: external links and new stable releases weekly, and expiry markers daily. Each opens a tracking issue (Maintainer routine).
• The examples are inert until you copy them into a project, and they follow a safety contract: local only (apart from the MCP lesson's pinned server), least privilege, and a smoke test that runs without Claude.

The previous edition's README sections moved:

• SDLC, what LLMs and Claude Code are, setup, install, sign-in and your first prompt: moved to Install, sign in and look around.
• Prompt engineering, explore-plan-code-commit and test-driven work: moved to Your first change, from request to commit.
• Generating a CLAUDE.md: moved to Project memory with CLAUDE.md.
• Visual iteration with screenshots: moved to Give Claude a screenshot.
• The model lineup: moved to Models and effort.
• Effort levels: moved to Pick the model and effort.
• Commands and day-one essentials: moved to Commands by level.
• Custom slash commands and skills: moved to Turn a repeated workflow into a skill.
• The skills reference and skills in a workflow: moved to Turn a repeated workflow into a skill, which shows how to run a skill. The catalog of this repo's own skills and its workflow recipes were removed in edition v2026.10: see the CHANGELOG.
• Skills troubleshooting and best practices: moved to Skill patterns.
• Hooks: moved to Enforce a rule with a hook.
• General-purpose and specialized subagents: moved to Delegate to a custom subagent. The drop-in role prompts were removed in edition v2026.10: see the CHANGELOG.
• AI agents and running agents in parallel: moved to Choose an orchestration pattern.
• Git worktrees: moved to Parallel sessions with worktrees.
• Agent teams: moved to Agent teams.
• Dynamic workflows: moved to Run and save a dynamic workflow.
• The automation surface: moved to Feature map.
• Model Context Protocol (MCP): moved to Connect a tool with MCP.
• Fast mode: moved to Fast mode.
• The skills ecosystem: moved to Install and manage plugins. The skills ecosystem catalog was removed in edition v2026.10: see the CHANGELOG.
• MCP server lists: moved to Connect a tool with MCP. The MCP server tables were removed in edition v2026.10: see the CHANGELOG.
• Super Claude and the BMAD method: removed in edition v2026.10: listings no lesson uses. See the CHANGELOG.
• Updates and deprecations: removed in edition v2026.10: the guide's summaries of Claude Code releases. See the CHANGELOG.
• FAQ: moved to FAQ, which says where each answer went.
• References: moved to Further learning.
• Steal this setup: moved to Share your setup with a team.
• When to use what: moved to When to use what.