? What if you could turn your terminal into an autonomous coding partner that writes, tests, and deploys features for you? Honestly, I was skeptical when I first tried Claude Code last month. The terminal agent promised to handle everything from generating boilerplate to running tests, but I had no idea how to set it up properly. After a few failed attempts and digging through the docs, I finally got a working pipeline that actually saved me hours. This Claude code agent tutorial shows exactly how I did it, step by step. Claude Code is Anthropic’s terminal-based AI coding tool that runs inside your command line, reads your codebase, and can write, edit, test, and run code on your behalf. According to the official docs, it’s available on Mac, Linux, and Windows with WSL support, and installation typically takes 15–20 minutes if you’re comfortable with Git and Node.js. 1. Getting your project ready: The setup checklist 1. Getting your project ready: The setup checklist Here’s what I ...