Claude Code with a Silicon Valley Engineer (for Developers)

Are you using AI but still typing new prompts every single time? Code is being generated, but are team-level automation and systematization still out of reach? This course is not about learning Claude Code as a "conversation tool." It is a course where you will learn how to design AI as a system using Agents, Sub-agents, Agent Teams, Memory, and Hooks.

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Hello. I remember that the things you said during your seminar in Korea a while ago were very helpful. Recently, I went through the official Claude Code documentation and even took a lecture as a review, and it was very helpful once again. Above all, what you said in the last session really stuck with me. Thank you as always.

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It feels like the work of an expert.

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It was very helpful to be able to get just the information I needed quickly while working busily. Thank you!

What you will gain after the course

  • The ability to design AI as a "system" rather than a "tool"

  • Claude Code architecture patterns applicable directly to real-world practice

  • An engineer's mindset for maintaining competitiveness in the AI era

๐Ÿ”ฅ Claude Code: From a developer who uses AI to an engineer who designs AI

This course is not about "how to use AI," but about the AI architecture design mindset.

  • ๐Ÿ”ฅ You can utilize AI as an automation engine rather than just a simple conversation tool

  • ๐Ÿง  You can design a role-based AI structure through Agent ยท Subagent ยท Agent Teams

  • โš™๏ธ You can create workflows that eliminate repetitive tasks using Hooks, Memory, and Skills

  • Through Model & Cost strategies, you can control performance and cost simultaneously

  • ๐Ÿ“ฆ You can use output-style to create a standardized output structure that enables team-level collaboration.

๐ŸŽฏ Recommended for these people

Developers who use AI every day, but whose productivity does not increase structurally

"I use AI a lot... but why does it always feel like I'm starting over from scratch?"

Senior engineers who want to build team-level automation

I feel like I could turn this into a system... but how should I structure it?

Engineers who feel anxious about their career competitiveness in the AI era

AI is getting better and better... how far does my role go?

๐Ÿš€ After taking this course

  • โœ… You will come to understand the "structure" of Claude Code, not just its features.

  • ๐Ÿ”ฅ You can turn AI into a reusable system, rather than just using it repeatedly.

  • ๐Ÿค– You can create a unique story about how you "designed an AI system."

๐ŸŽฅ Here is what you will learn

Agent ยท Role-based Design ยท Workflow ยท Prompt Architecture ยท Reusable Structure

  • You will learn how to design Claude not just as a "chat tool," but as a Role-based System.

  • Instead of making a single AI handle everything, you will learn design methods to divide and structure tasks into work units.

  • Practice how to automate repetitive tasks by creating reusable prompt structures.

  • Understand the difference between a "well-functioning AI structure" and "unstable AI usage" through comparison.

AI without context = inconsistent reasoning.

Subagent ยท Division of Labor Structure ยท Agent Teams ยท Collaboration Model ยท Plugin Extension

  • Learn how to create a division of labor for AI using subagents.

  • Design a structure where a single developer operates like a small team through AI.

  • Understand how to divide roles among AI agents and synthesize results through Agent Teams.

  • Learn how to expand Claude like a platform using plugins.

  • In an era where AI tools change rapidly, we summarize strategies for surviving without FOMO.

What Are Agent Teams?

Go beyond being a simple user and become an orchestrator who commands AI.

๐Ÿค” Why I created this course

When I first encountered AI, I was amazed. And soon, the following question came to mind.

"Am I going to keep using this only as prompts every time? Isn't this a matter of design, not conversation?"

When you work in the field for a long time, one principle becomes etched into your mind: If it is not automated, it does not scale.

I reached the same conclusion while using Claude Code.

That using AI well and designing AI as a system are two completely different matters.

So I began to view Claude Code not as a "conversation tool," but as a designable platform.

A structure that divides agents by role, creates automatic execution with Hooks, maintains context with Memory, and standardizes Output to scale at a team level. This course is a direct compilation of that process.

โ“ Do you have any questions?

Q1. I'm already using ChatGPT or Claude well, so do I really need to take this course?

To be honest,
if you feel that writing good prompts is enough,
you might not need this course.

But if you've ever had thoughts like these, it's a different story:

  • "I feel like this could be automated..."

  • "Why am I rewriting the same thing every time?"

  • โ€œHow should I structure this to introduce it to the team?โ€

This course does not teach prompt skills.
It covers how to design AI like a system.

It is the process of moving from someone who uses it well
to someone who designs it well.

Q2. Isn't the content too advanced? Will it be difficult to follow?

This course is intended for those with basic development experience.

However, it does not cover difficult content like mathematical formulas.

I explain it by applying the same standards I use when designing systems in practice to
Claude Code.

Because you will understand
โ€œwhy it is designed this wayโ€ rather than just getting a โ€œfunctional description,โ€
you will be able to follow along much more clearly than you might expect.

Q3. What actually changes after learning this?

The biggest change is this: AI is no longer just a "conversation partner."
It becomes a structure where the AI actually performs tasks.

In the past:

  • Document writing โ†’ Prompting every time

  • Code scaffolding โ†’ New request every time

  • Repetitive tasks โ†’ New conversation every time

After taking the course:

  • The Agent takes on a role and

  • Hooks execute automatically and

  • Memory maintains the context.

In other words, the AI behaves like a team member.

Notes before taking the course

Practice Environment

  • Operating System and Version (OS): macOS (Recommended),

    Windows 10 / 11,

    Linux (including Ubuntu)

  • Tools Used: Claude Code (Anthropic Claude), iTerms2, VS Code, or terminal environment

  • PC Specifications: Standard laptop level from within the last 3โ€“5 years - 8GB RAM or more (16GB recommended)

Learning Materials

  • All lecture materials are provided as PDFs and are written in English.
    I prepared them in English with the hope that they will be of some help when you seek employment abroad or work in a global environment.

  • You must have a Claude Pro subscription or higher, or use the API, to access this service.

  • Please check the reference room for code-related materials.

Prerequisites and Important Notices

  • This course is for developers with experience in practical work or personal projects.
    ๐Ÿ‘‰ It is not suitable for those learning programming for the first time.

  • This course is not a 'vibe coding' course focused on producing quick results.
    ๐Ÿ‘‰ It is suitable for those who want to understand concepts and structures.

  • Recommended for those with the following experience:

    • Those who are comfortable using the terminal

    • Those who have an understanding of basic Git concepts

    • Those who have experience using LLMs such as ChatGPT


  • โ— This course is not recommended if any of the following apply to you.

    • Those who are starting programming for the first time

    • Those who only want to get results quickly

    • Those looking for a follow-along style lecture without basic concepts

Recommended for
these people

Who is this course right for?

  • Developers who use AI but start over from scratch every time

  • A senior engineer who wants to create team-level automation

  • Engineers who feel anxious about their career competitiveness in the AI era

  • Tech leaders / aspiring founders who are exhausted by repetitive tasks

Need to know before starting?

  • Basic development experience - Experience using CLI (terminal), experience writing code (any language)

  • Experience using ChatGPT or Claude

  • Interest in system design

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Hello. I majored in Computer Science (EECS) at UC Berkeley ๐Ÿ’ป, have worked as a software engineer in Silicon Valley for over 15 years, and am currently a Staff Software Engineer working with Big Data and DevOps at a Big Tech headquarters in Silicon Valley.

  • ๐Ÿงญ I would now like to share the technologies and know-how I learned firsthand at the forefront of innovation in Silicon Valley with all of you through online lectures.

  • ๐Ÿš€ Join me, having learned and grown at the forefront of technological innovation, and develop the skills to compete on the global stage!

  • ๐Ÿซก I may not be the smartest, but I want to emphasize that you can achieve anything if you stay consistent and never give up. I will always be by your side, supporting you with great resources.

 

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    It was very helpful for quickly building a solid foundation of the basic concepts. Thank you.

    • altoformula
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      Hello catwalk, Thank you for taking the time to leave such a great review.

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    • altoformula
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      Hello seankim21, Thank you for taking the time to leave such a great review.

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    It is helpful because you explain the core concepts well, from the basics to various tools. I think I will keep listening to this over and over again as I continue to use Claude Code.

    • altoformula
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      Hello dualsrn1230, Thank you so much! ๐Ÿ˜Š My goal for this lecture was to help you build a solid foundation from the ground up so that you can continue to use it in practice, and I am truly happy that you felt that way. As you mentioned, Claude Code is not a tool you just learn once and forget; itโ€™s a tool where your understanding deepens and your productivity increases significantly the more you use it, so repetitive learning is very important. If you continue to use it in your actual work and build a sense of "Ah, this is how I use it in this situation," you will grow much faster. Thank you once again for the great feedback! ๐Ÿš€

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    Thank you!!

    • altoformula
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      Hello popora99, Thank you for taking the time to leave such a great review.

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    I felt like I was using Claude Code in a limited way, so I finished the course quickly in just one day. It was a great lecture because I learned about features I didn't know existed and understood the reasoning behind why they should be used that way. Above all, the closing remarks were very impressive. It stuck with me when you said to cultivate a way of thinking rather than just focusing on tools, and that even in Silicon Valleyโ€”excluding certain experimental organizationsโ€”overhauling entire tech stacks isn't that common. I realized that rushing ahead isn't what's important; ultimately, having a solid foundation is key. Thank you for the great lecture.

    • altoformula
      Instructor

      Hello Mak-kim, Thank you so much for taking the time to leave such a thoughtful review. Claude Code has many features, but it's often hard to get a feel for how to actually utilize them. I am truly glad that the lecture helped you not only discover new features but also understand the reasoning behind why they are used in certain ways. In particular, thank you for finding the part I mentioned at the endโ€”**"The way of thinking is more important than the tool"**โ€”so impressionable. As you mentioned, while tech stacks and tools constantly change, I believe what ultimately lasts is the fundamentals and the mindset used to approach problems. I feel very rewarded knowing that the lecture was able to convey even a small part of that message. Thank you once again for your kind words, and I will continue to update the content with more helpful information in the future. Thank you! ๐Ÿ™

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