AI-native developer tooling — Claude Code · MCP

A 6-step path to using AI tools beyond chat — MCP, Skills, Subagents, workflows.

Difficulty: beginner
Lessons: 7
Total time: 175 min

Using AI tools for real

AI coding tools are not "copy-paste chatbots" anymore. Master context (MCP), automation (Skills/Subagents), and IDE integration — and the tools start running tools.

By the end:

Understand Claude Code's slash commands, memory, and extension model
Connect MCP servers, Context7, Figma
Build workflows with Skills + Subagents + Hooks
Compare with other AI CLIs / IDEs

Prerequisite — getting-started + Claude Code (or compatible IDE) installed.

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AI-native developer tooling — Claude Code · MCP

Using AI tools for real

Lessons

Step 1 — Why AI tools now

Step 2 — Getting started with Claude Code

Step 3 — MCP — concepts and clients

Step 4 — Skills · Subagents · Hooks

Step 5 — Context7 · Figma MCP

Step 6 — Building workflows

Step 7 — AI design tools (Stitch · v0 · Figma AI)

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