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Claude Code Training
Most Claude Code adoption follows the same pattern: one engineer discovers it, uses it well, and the rest of the team watches. We run workshops that get the whole team set up and working with a shared system: CLAUDE.md conventions, MCP configuration, and real workflows on your actual codebase. Developer and non-developer tracks both covered.
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Claude Code is powerful by default and configured by convention. The difference between a developer who uses it well and one who uses it poorly is mostly in the CLAUDE.md file, the MCP servers connected, and the prompting patterns they run. Training is those three things, grounded in your team's codebase and workflow rather than abstract examples.
The non-developer track exists because most teams deploying Claude Code have a manager, technical lead, or product owner who needs to understand what it does, what it cannot do, and how to review its output. That is a different session from learning to code with it, and skipping that audience is one reason AI tool adoption stalls at the individual developer level.
Certification is a common question. As of mid-2026, Anthropic does not run a Claude Code certification program. We issue a completion record after our workshops. The certification-cost queries you see elsewhere point to third-party Udemy courses or individual practitioner claims, not a vendor-backed credential.
Engineering teams where only one or two developers use Claude Code
Adoption is stuck at the early adopters. The rest of the team has not set it up or is not using it consistently. The workshop unsticks that.
Companies deploying Claude Code to non-developers
Technical leads, ops leads, or PMs who need to understand what Claude Code produces, how to direct it, and when to trust its output.
Enterprises standardizing before a wider rollout
Consistent CLAUDE.md, MCP setup, and permissions across 10-50 developers before the adoption curve hits. Avoids 20 different ad-hoc setups and the debugging that follows.
Fixed scope, typically one to three days depending on team size and whether the non-developer track is included. The setup session comes first so every subsequent session runs on a working installation.
Team assessment
We map current Claude Code usage, existing CLAUDE.md state, experience levels, and the specific workflows to target in the hands-on sessions.
DeliverableScoped workshop plan with session breakdown
Setup session
Every developer installs Claude Code, connects their editor, configures initial CLAUDE.md and permissions, and runs a shared test workflow so everyone starts from the same baseline.
DeliverableWorking Claude Code install across the team
CLAUDE.md workshop
Shared conventions: project context, commands, caveats, MCP servers, and tone rules. The team ends with one CLAUDE.md per repo and a conventions document they can maintain themselves.
DeliverableTeam CLAUDE.md and conventions doc
Workflow sessions
Real tasks on your actual codebase: code review, test generation, documentation, refactoring. Each developer leaves with a personal workflow for the three tasks they actually run.
DeliverablePer-developer workflow patterns and prompt templates
Non-developer track (optional)
For technical leads, product owners, or managers: what Claude Code does, how to read and evaluate its output, and how to direct it effectively without writing the prompts yourself.
DeliverableNon-developer playbook
Follow-up session (optional)
Two weeks after the initial workshop: review what stuck, debug adoption friction, and extend the CLAUDE.md conventions based on real usage.
DeliverableUpdated conventions and follow-up notes
Typical timeline
1-3 days for the initial workshop; optional follow-up session 2 weeks later
Stack we build with
Claude Code · CLAUDE.md · MCP · VS Code / JetBrains · Claude API · GitHub
Code review at scale
Teams using Claude Code to review pull requests with consistent prompts and shared project context instead of ad-hoc individual approaches.
Test generation
Getting consistent, runnable tests from Claude Code using the project's testing conventions, not generic output that needs manual cleanup.
Documentation
Generating and maintaining documentation from code with a shared prompt approach and CLAUDE.md context that knows your doc standards.
New developer onboarding
New hires get productive faster when the team has a working Claude Code setup with project context already in the CLAUDE.md.
Technical lead oversight
Non-coding leads who need to direct and review Claude Code output without writing the prompts themselves, with a mental model of where to trust it.
Enterprise rollout prep
Standardizing the setup, permissions, and conventions for 20-50 developers before Claude Code is enabled organization-wide.
A 30-minute call: we map your team's current setup, identify the biggest adoption friction, and tell you whether a workshop would fix it or whether there is a faster path.
In this call, we'll walk through your project scope, timeline, and goals - so we can both check if we're a fit. No obligation, no slide deck, just a working session.
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FAQ
Not as of mid-2026. Anthropic does not run a vendor-backed Claude Code certification program. We issue a completion record after our workshops. The certification-cost queries you see in search results point to third-party courses on platforms like Udemy, not an official credential from Anthropic.
The setup plus workflow sessions for a five to ten developer team typically run two days. Adding the non-developer track adds a half day. We scope the exact format on the call, because team size and existing Claude Code maturity change the right structure significantly.
Yes, and we run a separate track for them. The non-developer track covers what Claude Code does, how to read and evaluate its output, and how to direct it effectively without writing code yourself. This is usually for technical leads, product managers, and senior operators.
Workshops are fixed-scope and priced after the assessment call, because team size, existing setup, and the number of tracks included change the number. The base is a half-day setup and CLAUDE.md session for a small team. Multi-day, multi-track engagements for larger teams are scoped after the call.
For the developer workshop, yes. We run sessions on your actual codebase because abstract examples do not produce lasting habits. We work in a development environment, not production access, and the CLAUDE.md conventions we build stay in your repository.