Workshop Materials

Everything you need to follow along

The practical bits from the workshop, in one place. Start by getting your machine set up, then add the Claude Code workflow tweaks we use every day.

Setup

Get your machine ready

One pasted command takes a stock Mac or Windows laptop — no git, no Node — to a working Claude Code, Node, pnpm and Vercel stack. PATH fixes included.

Open the setup guide

Sample repo

The starter app

A deployed AImHuge starter — Next.js 16 + Supabase + Vercel with Claude Code wired in. Clone it from github.com/fotoflo/aimhuge-training-starter and ship your own.

Open the live starter

GitHub

Our Claude Code skills

Every skill we use, public and ready to clone: /done, /commit, /lint-fix, /weekly, /architecture, /update-docs, and the status line. Symlink them into ~/.claude/skills/.

Browse the skills repo

Facilitator

The silent meeting

How we open a workshop: 15 minutes of writing, not talking. A reusable prompt template to copy into a shared doc so the whole room's starting point is on the table fast.

Open the silent-meeting guide

Skill

The /done skill

Wrap up every coding session cleanly — update docs, fix lint, run tests, commit with a meaningful message, and print a productivity report. Runs its phases as parallel subagents.

Read the walkthrough

Status line

A POSIX shell script that turns the JSON Claude Code pipes in into two dense, color-coded rows — branch, model, context %, tokens, diff size, and your 5-hour and weekly rate-limit windows with reset times.

Build the status line