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What to put in CLAUDE.md
Write the commands, conventions, and checks you would otherwise re-explain every session.
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How to write CLAUDE.md, when Plan Mode helps, and a first skill for work you keep repeating.
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Write the commands, conventions, and checks you would otherwise re-explain every session.
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Walk through a due-date change: Shift+Tab, /plan, or claude --permission-mode plan. Claude reads files and proposes a plan without editing source; edits stay blocked until you approve, except in an interactive terminal with bypass permissions.
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Each skill is its own directory with SKILL.md. This walkthrough builds a review-only skill that reports on the current git diff.
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A Claude Code hook runs a shell command at a fixed moment: a desktop notification when Claude is waiting, Prettier after an Edit or Write, or a PreToolUse check before a tool call. Exit code 2 blocks events that can block, including PreToolUse. On PostToolUse it only shows stderr after the tool has already run, and PermissionRequest and Notification ignore it. Exit 0 with JSON is structured control for that event — allow, deny, ask, or block — and exit 0 alone leaves a PreToolUse call in the normal permission flow.
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Claude Code is included on every paid Claude plan and marked No on Free. Subscription stickers sit on claude.com/pricing. A Console login bills per million tokens at Anthropic’s API list rates. Amazon Bedrock, Google Cloud’s Agent Platform, and Microsoft Foundry bill the cloud account per token; these pages do not publish those clouds’ token prices. The bill follows the credential you signed in with.
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Remote Control lets your phone or browser steer a Claude Code session that keeps running on your own machine. This guide covers setup, requirements and limits, and explains when to start a separate cloud session with claude --cloud instead.
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Codex is included on ChatGPT Free, Go, Plus, Pro, Business, Edu, and Enterprise, or via an API key for CLI, SDK, and IDE use including CI. See official prices, which surfaces each plan lists, and how five-hour usage estimates and credits work.
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On 27 September 2026, cursor.com/pricing listed Hobby as free, Individual at $20 per month, Teams at $40 per user per month, and Enterprise as custom. Cursor’s FAQ says every plan includes a set amount of model usage, then bills extra usage in arrears.
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Anthropic recommends the native installer. Homebrew, WinGet, Linux repos, and npm each have their own upgrade and uninstall commands.