
Learn to tailor Claude Code for your team by configuring CLAUDE.md memory, creating slash commands, and selecting output styles to match workflows and coding standards.
Understand CLAUDE.md files as the project memory for Claude code, stored at root or in subdirectories and merged hierarchically, detailing project overview, development commands, architecture, and coding standards.
Open the BrezyWeather project in Claude Code and create or update the CLAUDE.md file as project memory. Configure coding standards and code-review criteria to guide memory-driven code generation.
learn how slash commands control Claude Code, compare built-in and custom commands, create markdown-based custom commands in a .Claude slash commands folder, and use arguments placeholders to automate tasks.
Explore building custom slash commands in Claude Code, including creating command files, defining purpose and guidelines, and debugging breezy weather issues to streamline development workflows.
Configure Claude Code's built-in and custom output styles to tailor tone, format, and detail level, using markdown style files like concise-mode for flexible, hands-on coding guidance.
Create a tutorial-style custom output in Claude by adding a markdown style file with front matter in the output styles folder, relaunch to activate, and see step-by-step, beginner-friendly responses.
Explore Claude Code permissions and modes to safeguard team AI-assisted development, covering default, plan, accept edits, and don't ask; configure deny-ask-allow rules in settings.json for bash, edit, and read.
Understand how permissioned rules control tool usage with a tool name and a pattern in parentheses, using wildcards like asterisk and colon asterisk, as in read star and edit star.py.
Configure permission rules for the breezy weather project using the permissions command in interactive mode, saving to project settings, with default mode set to plan, and exploring configuration scopes.
Explore how claude code uses a hierarchical config with user, project, and local scopes, files at ~/.claude/settings.json, .claude/settings.json, and ./claude/settings.local.json, and local overrides project over user.
Learn how project-wide and local settings govern permissions with a shared settings.json and a git-ignored settings.local.json. See how deny-first precedence over allows shapes outcomes.
Welcome to "Claude Code: Team Workflows and Security Configuration" – your guide to standardizing AI-assisted development workflows across your organization. This course is designed for software engineers and team leads who want to leverage Claude Code's customization features to improve team productivity and maintain consistent coding practices.
In this course, you'll learn to create CLAUDE markdown files that establish project context, build custom slash commands for reusable workflows, configure output styles for different use cases, and implement secure permission rules. You will also learn how to share team configurations through version-controlled settings files.
Topics Covered In This Course:
Create CLAUDE markdown file to establish coding standards, architecture guidelines, and project-specific context.
Build custom slash commands using Markdown files with $ARGUMENTS placeholders for reusable workflows.
Configure output styles to customize Claude Code's behavior for different use cases.
Implement permission rules using allow lists, deny lists, and ask prompts.
Understand permission modes including default, acceptEdits, and plan modes.
Share team configurations through version-controlled settings files at project, user, and local levels.
What You'll Achieve
Standardized Workflows: Create consistent AI-assisted development practices across your team.
Reusable Commands: Build custom slash commands and output styles for common tasks.
Secure Configuration: Implement permission rules that protect sensitive operations.
Team Collaboration: Share configurations through version control for seamless team adoption.
By the end of this course:
You'll be able to customize Claude Code for your team with project memory files, custom slash commands, and output styles.
Secure permission rules that can be version-controlled and shared.
Enroll now and discover how to standardize Claude Code for your team!