Hands-On Claude Code for Beginners

Most developers are still learning AI through isolated prompts and short demos.

But the developers getting the most leverage from tools like Claude Code are learning very differently:
by building live, working through real engineering problems, asking questions in real time, and understanding how AI actually fits into day-to-day software development workflows.

That’s exactly how this workshop is designed.

This is not a passive webinar where you sit and watch slides for 3 hours.

It’s a live hands-on build-along experience where you’ll work directly alongside Sid Bharath, a founder actively using Claude Code across engineering, execution, workflows, and company operations every single day.

You’ll learn how modern AI-assisted development workflows are actually structured in practice.

The workshop is intentionally designed to feel closer to a real engineering session than a traditional AI workshop. You won’t just watch the instructor use Claude Code.

You’ll actively build alongside him while understanding:

• how experienced developers think while using AI

• how workflows are structured before execution begins

• how to safely work inside existing repositories

• how to debug and review AI-generated code critically

• how to avoid common AI-assisted development mistakes

• how to integrate AI into repeatable engineering systems instead of one-off prompts

Real AI-native development is not just about generation. It’s about workflow orchestration. It’s about knowing:

• when to plan before execution

• how to structure context properly

• how to constrain scope safely

• how to review generated changes critically

• how to recover when execution goes wrong

• how to build reusable systems instead of temporary outputs

That’s why this workshop is built around a much more practical framework:

Plan → Execute → Review.

During the live build-along session, you’ll experience workflows such as:

• setting up Claude Code properly inside real development environments

• connecting terminal workflows with modern editors like VS Code or Cursor

• feeding repository context into Claude effectively

• planning architectural changes before touching implementation

• making safe scoped code modifications

• using Claude’s agent loop to iteratively fix errors and improve implementations

• running tests and debugging issues in real time

• reviewing AI-generated output critically instead of blindly accepting changes

• using Git-safe rollback and recovery workflows

• structuring reusable Claude Skills for recurring workflows

• creating project context systems that improve output quality over time

This workshop also places a strong focus on guided learning. Participants are encouraged to actively ask questions while workflows are happening live.

By the end of the workshop, you should walk away with:

• a much clearer understanding of how modern AI-native development workflows operate

• practical experience using Claude Code inside real engineering workflows

• better habits for reviewing and debugging AI-generated code

• safer execution patterns for AI-assisted development

• reusable workflow structures you can apply immediately

• a stronger understanding of where AI actually fits inside modern software teams

You’ll also receive:

✔ 10+ reusable Claude Code Skills

✔ workflow templates and reusable systems

✔ practical implementation patterns

✔ full workshop recording

✔ certificate of completion

This workshop is ideal for:

• developers exploring AI-native workflows for the first time

• engineers already experimenting with AI tools but wanting more structure

• developers working inside real-world repositories and production codebases

• builders who prefer learning by doing instead of watching demos

• technical professionals curious about the future of AI-assisted engineering workflows

If you’ve been looking for a practical way to move beyond “AI prompting” and actually understand how modern developers are starting to build software differently with AI, this workshop is designed for exactly that.