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Topic catalogue

Every session is built from these 10-minute topics. You do not need to choose any to enquire: each programme has a recommended agenda, and you can swap topics when we agree the final agenda after booking.

For all engineers

  • Progressive disclosure: best practices for CLAUDE.md files and rules Recommended
    The CLAUDE.md hierarchy, path-scoped rules, and keeping instructions short enough to be followed.
  • Context windows: what fills them and how to keep them clear Recommended
    Reading /context, compacting, and knowing when to start fresh with /clear.
  • How Claude Code works, and choosing a permission mode
    The agent loop, what each permission mode allows, and when auto mode fits.
  • Plan first, then review and rewind
    Plan mode, reading diffs properly, and recovering with checkpoints and /rewind.
  • Git and pull requests with Claude Code
    Commits, branches, pull requests and working in worktrees.
  • Coming from Copilot or Cursor
    What maps across from other AI coding tools, and what works differently.
  • Skills and slash commands
    Writing a skill your team will reuse, and checking it with /skill-doctor.
  • Hooks: guardrails that always run
    Why CLAUDE.md is advice and hooks are enforcement, with examples of each.
  • MCP servers: connecting your tools and data
    What MCP gives Claude Code, and choosing which servers to connect.
  • Sub-agents, agent teams and parallel work
    Background sub-agents, worktrees and /fork, and when parallel work pays off.
  • Automating Claude Code: headless, CI, routines and /loop
    Running Claude Code on a schedule or a trigger, without anyone at the keyboard.
  • Code review with Claude Code
    Using /code-review locally and running review in CI.
  • Plugins and mods: sharing and customising Claude Code
    Plugins, marketplaces, and mods such as panels, status lines and commands.
  • Asking well: prompts, context and course-correcting
    Stating outcomes, pointing at the right files, and interrupting early.
  • Exploring and debugging an unfamiliar codebase
    Asking before changing, and tracing a bug back to its cause.
  • Tests as the feedback loop
    Writing tests first, then letting Claude run them and iterate.
  • Claude Code in your IDE, desktop and browser
    VS Code, JetBrains, the desktop app and the web, and what each suits.
  • Large refactors and codebase migrations
    Splitting the work, running it in batches, and keeping it reviewable.
  • Choosing models and effort Recommended
    Using /model, effort levels and fast mode, and knowing when to spend more.
  • Driving the browser to verify UI changes
    Claude in Chrome, and reading console and network output.
  • Security reviews with Claude Code
    What /security-review does, and what it does not catch.

For Staff+ engineers: guidelines and standards

Organisation only These topics are in the Organisation package's dedicated session.

  • Layering CLAUDE.md and rules across repositories and teams
    Organisation, repository and path-scoped instructions that stay consistent.
  • Standards that enforce themselves: hooks and checks
    Moving your rules from advice to enforcement.
  • Shared skills, plugins and mods: ownership, review and versioning
    Running a team marketplace, and validating what goes into it.
  • Reviewing AI-written code, defining done and measuring impact
    Review standards, quality gates, analytics and pull request attribution.

For administrators: settings and policies

Organisation only These topics are in the Organisation package's dedicated session.

  • Managed settings and permissions policy for every developer
    Managed settings files, MDM, server-managed settings and managed permission rules.
  • Approving MCP servers, plugins and mods
    Allow and deny lists, and options only an administrator can set.
  • Spend limits, analytics and telemetry
    Spend caps, the analytics dashboard and OpenTelemetry.
  • Data, privacy and sandboxing
    How data is used, zero data retention, and sandboxing.