🤠 Claude Code (and terminal) Cheat Sheet Clone Github Repo If you are looking to use a github repo, then do one of these Hard mode: Use the terminal (hard mode) 🐛 Git Terminal Guide Easy mode: Clone a repo using Cursor Testing and Deploying Action Command Notes Start dev server npm run dev Run this in your project root to spin up local dev build in http://localhost:3000/ Install Vercel CLI npx vercel --prod Run this in your project root. You’ll have to follow instructions. Link to an existing project if you already have it (gonna need the project name) Deploy to Vercel (direct) vercel --prod Publishes your site to production. Deploy via npm script npm run deploy Shortcut if you add "deploy": "vercel --prod" to scripts. Launch Claude Go to the folder where you wanna use Claude Code cd folder Install: npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code Launch: claude Login Press / and select login to get in with your account or enter an api key I recommend paying for an account if you’re gonna do a lot of work Generate a claude.md file Press /init to create These sets the rules for claude on how to act and follows them thoroughly You can edit them (since it’s a text file) You can also ask it to “remember” and it will automagically change the file, too. Cycle through modes with Shift + Tab Plan Mode: Thinks through the problem without changing the code. Auto-Accept Edits Use Screenshots You have to use them as files Drag and drop the file in the terminal and it will get the file path Ctrl + V (not cmd + v) You can use screenshots as feedback like “hey, look, it looks fugly… FIX IT!” Copy Paste Documentation Links Claude Code has a browser ability! Copy paste urls and it should try going there and seeing what’s up It sometimes even does google searches (hey, just like humans! lol) Use Sub Agents You can run tasks in parallel that don’t affect the main task… like multiple little robots doing stuff at the same time Say something like run a subagent for directory x, y and z They appear as “tasks” on the terminal Double Check Work Just ask it “hey, can you make sure you’re not breaking stuff” “Could you only proceed until you’re 90% sure about your plan?” Use template commands with / You can save template commands u wanna use a lot and access them with the slash command Good if you’re doing tests or repetitive tasks Use Git as a checkpoint Cursor doesn’t have a good “Restore Checkpoint” similar to Cursor Use Github CLI, brew install gh Or install as an MCP server: https://github.com/github/github-mcp-server?tab=readme-ov-file#usage-with-claude-desktop Get Personal Token here: apps​ Super Pro Tip: Use Gemini (similar to Claude Code) to test what u get run this on the terminal npx https://github.com/google-gemini/gemini-cli