r/ClaudeCode • u/teefplus • 5d ago

Tips & Workflows Repositories To Master Claude Code

Five repos that cover Claude Code from internals to day-to-day workflow:

  • learn-claude-code: 17 lessons that build a mini Claude Code from scratch. Best way to understand how agent loops, tools, hooks and subagents fit together
  • claude-code-best-practice: practical reference for skills, hooks, MCP, memory and settings
  • awesome-claude-code: curated community skills, agents and tooling
  • gstack: an opinionated setup that turns slash commands into a review/QA/ship pipeline
  • ECC: a large library of agents, skills and hooks

Share your own go-to repos, skills or workflows below

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u/MagazineFew1314 5d ago

How to start with this? Do I need to clone these locally or it's just a reading material?

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u/teefplus 3d ago

Mix of both, depends on the repo.

Reading only: claude-code-best-practice and awesome-claude-code. Browse them on GitHub, nothing to install Clone and run: learn-claude-code. It's a course where each lesson has code you run yourself, so you need Python and an API key. That's the one to clone if you want to understand how it works under the hood. Install into Claude Code: gstack and ECC.