GuideIntermediate
Prompt Engineering with Claude Code
Master prompt engineering specifically for AI coding agents. Learn why prompts for code agents differ fundamentally from chatbot prompts, structure your instructions with the right anatomy, apply zero/one/N-shot techniques to development tasks, dominate the PRD → Plan → Todo → Code workflow (validated by Anthropic), and build a personal reusable prompt template library. 8 progressive modules from foundational concepts to a complete, integrated prompt library.
- 1
- lessons
- 8
- modules
- English · Spanish
- available in
- Free
- access
Outcomes
What you'll be able to do
- Understand why prompts for code agents fundamentally differ from chatbots
- Structure prompts with context + task + constraints + format for predictable results
- Apply zero-shot, one-shot, and N-shot prompting to development tasks
- Master the PRD → Plan → Todo → Code workflow validated by Anthropic
- Use spec-first approach (Tweag) to specify before implementing
- Manage context professionally: CLAUDE.md + skills + relevant files
- Calibrate /effort (low/medium/high) per task type
- Build a personal reusable prompt template library
Before you start
What you need to bring
It's for you if...
- Developers already using Claude Code but getting inconsistent results
- Teams adopting Claude Code who need shared prompting standards
- Developers transitioning from chatbots (ChatGPT, Claude web) to code agents
- Any developer looking to maximize their productivity with Claude Code
- People following the Claude Code Agentic Development Path
Requirements and materials
- Claude Code installed and configured (Path Guide #2 completed)
- Basic CLAUDE.md created for at least one project
- Basic programming (any language)
- Familiarity with terminal and basic Git
- No prior prompt engineering experience required
Content
The syllabus, module by module
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Common questions
What people usually ask
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Whatever is needed is listed under “What you need to bring”, above. If nothing is listed there, you can start from zero.
In the WhatsApp group, and every two weeks there's a live with an instructor where questions get worked through.
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