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Levelling up your Claude Code game

For teams already using Claude Code who want to get more from it.

Beyond the free material

The official courses and documentation are good. What they cannot do is answer your engineers' questions about your work. Our sessions are live and expert-led, and cover what to look for and how to roll Claude Code out across a team. In the Organisation package they are also tailored to your stack, and cover standards and administrator settings.

Recommended agendas

Each session opens with 5 minutes of welcome, then runs through its 10-minute topics, then questions. This is where we suggest starting. The final agenda is agreed after booking, when you can swap topics in from the whole catalogue, and you do not need to choose anything to enquire.

Essentials

Session 1: 90 minutes, for engineers

  1. Progressive disclosure: best practices for CLAUDE.md files and rules
  2. Context windows: what fills them and how to keep them clear
  3. Choosing models and effort
  4. Skills and slash commands
  5. Hooks: guardrails that always run
  6. MCP servers: connecting your tools and data
  7. Sub-agents, agent teams and parallel work

Then 15 minutes of Q&A.

Team

Session 1: 90 minutes, for engineers

  1. Progressive disclosure: best practices for CLAUDE.md files and rules
  2. Context windows: what fills them and how to keep them clear
  3. Choosing models and effort
  4. Skills and slash commands
  5. Hooks: guardrails that always run
  6. MCP servers: connecting your tools and data
  7. Sub-agents, agent teams and parallel work

Then 15 minutes of Q&A.

Session 2: 90 minutes, for engineers

  1. Automating Claude Code: headless, CI, routines and /loop
  2. Code review with Claude Code
  3. Plugins and mods: sharing and customising Claude Code
  4. Tests as the feedback loop
  5. Large refactors and codebase migrations
  6. Driving the browser to verify UI changes

Then 25 minutes of Q&A.

Session 3: 90 minutes, for engineers

  1. Plan first, then review and rewind
  2. Asking well: prompts, context and course-correcting
  3. Exploring and debugging an unfamiliar codebase
  4. Claude Code in your IDE, desktop and browser
  5. Security reviews with Claude Code

Then 35 minutes of Q&A.

Organisation

Session 1: 90 minutes, for engineers

  1. Progressive disclosure: best practices for CLAUDE.md files and rules
  2. Context windows: what fills them and how to keep them clear
  3. Choosing models and effort
  4. Skills and slash commands
  5. Hooks: guardrails that always run
  6. MCP servers: connecting your tools and data
  7. Sub-agents, agent teams and parallel work

Then 15 minutes of Q&A.

Session 2: 90 minutes, for engineers

  1. Automating Claude Code: headless, CI, routines and /loop
  2. Code review with Claude Code
  3. Plugins and mods: sharing and customising Claude Code
  4. Tests as the feedback loop
  5. Large refactors and codebase migrations
  6. Driving the browser to verify UI changes

Then 25 minutes of Q&A.

Session 3: 90 minutes, for engineers

  1. Plan first, then review and rewind
  2. Asking well: prompts, context and course-correcting
  3. Exploring and debugging an unfamiliar codebase
  4. Claude Code in your IDE, desktop and browser
  5. Security reviews with Claude Code

Then 35 minutes of Q&A.

Session 4: 60 minutes, for Staff+ engineers

  1. Layering CLAUDE.md and rules across repositories and teams
  2. Standards that enforce themselves: hooks and checks
  3. Shared skills, plugins and mods: ownership, review and versioning
  4. Reviewing AI-written code, defining done and measuring impact

Then 15 minutes of Q&A.

Session 5: 60 minutes, for administrators

  1. Managed settings and permissions policy for every developer
  2. Approving MCP servers, plugins and mods
  3. Spend limits, analytics and telemetry
  4. Data, privacy and sandboxing

Then 15 minutes of Q&A.

Standalone session

Session 1: 60 minutes, for engineers

  1. Progressive disclosure: best practices for CLAUDE.md files and rules
  2. Context windows: what fills them and how to keep them clear
  3. Choosing models and effort
  4. Skills and slash commands

Then 15 minutes of Q&A.