Claude Code in Practice workflow
Claude Code course repository for product managers: 55 skills, slash commands, subagents and demo apps with module assignments
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Why this level
- Commands and skills can run scripts and edit files in the project where you use them
- Some material is copied from third-party repositories
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In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI
npx skillfoxx add workflows/claude-code-in-practiceDetects the agents on your machine, shows the access level and pins the version.
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How we reviewExtended accessThe tool runs code or makes network calls and only reads external data.
- Commands and skills can run scripts and edit files in the project where you use them
- Some material is copied from third-party repositories
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
Claude Code in Practice is the working material of Hamza Farooq's hands-on course for product managers who want to ship products without waiting on engineering. The repository holds all course code: skills in .claude/skills, slash commands in .claude/commands, subagents in .claude/agents and demo apps in demos. The set is built for a manager's daily work: PRD and user story generation, competitor research and market sizing, business cases, emails and posts, executive summaries, meeting analysis, OKR writing, launch and deploy checklists. Subagents include research-agent, prd-reviewer, code-reviewer, data-analyst, copy-writer and deck-builder. Some skills cover interface design (minimalist, brutalist, redesign, image to code), and others turn a video into a website or package a skill into an SDK. Assignments are grouped into four modules: from idea to product, how the web works, subagents as a team of specialists, and evals, deploy and production. The main demo, Royal Pop, shows a scroll-driven landing page built from a single 15-second video. The repository is launched with claude from its folder.
Who it is for. Product managers and founders without an engineering background who are learning to ship products with Claude Code.
Good fit when
- A manager takes the course and wants all assignment files in one repository
- You want ready skills for PRDs, user stories, competitor research and OKRs
- You want a subagent team that researches, writes a PRD and reviews it
- You want to see a landing page an agent built from a single video
Not a fit when
- You need one narrow skill: it is simpler to take it from the catalog on its own
- You want a strict set for an engineering team: the repository is built around manager learning tasks
- You need the latest versions of third-party skills: some material is copied from other projects
Example request
Run /prd-generator for my idea of a doctor appointment service, then /user-story-writer, and show the result as a documentLimitations
The repository works as a learning folder: skills, commands and agents sit directly in .claude, so you must carry them into your own project by hand. The full material set (videos, live sessions, the book) lives on external Traversaal Academy and Maven platforms, and some of it is paid. Some skills such as imagegen-frontend-mobile and gpt-tasteskill are copied from other projects, so check their currency against the sources.
How to disable. Delete the cloned repository folder. Skills you copied into your own project are removed from ~/.claude/skills or .claude/skills by hand.
FAQ
What is inside the repository?
Skills in .claude/skills, slash commands in .claude/commands, subagents in .claude/agents, demo apps in demos and community resource links in docs/resources.md. The tree holds 55 skills.
Which subagents are included?
research-agent for sourced search, prd-reviewer for PRD review, a read-only code-reviewer, data-analyst, copy-writer and deck-builder. They chain from competitor research to a reviewed spec.
Is paid access to the course required?
There is a free self-paced course and a free book at Traversaal Academy, and live cohorts run on Maven. The assignment files in this repository are open with no payment.
What is the Royal Pop demo?
A scroll-driven landing page built from a single 15-second video: frame-by-frame canvas playback bound to scroll, GSAP timelines per section, Lenis smooth scroll and a persistent CTA. It uses vanilla HTML, CSS and JS with no bundler.
How do I install a course skill into my project?
Copy the skill folder from .claude/skills into your project .claude/skills or ~/.claude/skills. Read SKILL.md first, because some skills are written for the course assignments.
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Comparison with similar tools
Cards that share the main search query, and how they differ.
| Tool | Official | Repository stars | Main difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Claude Code in Practice (this card) | no | 151 | |
| Product Manager Skills | no | 7,987 | a standalone PM skill set with no course or assignments |
| PM Skills | no | 27,935 | a marketplace of product skills and not a learning repository |
| Claude Code Starter Kit | no | 343 | a Claude Code environment starter for developers |
README in short
The README opens with the course description and links to the self-paced track, cohorts and the book, then shows the Royal Pop featured project, a three-step quick start and a repository map. The rest holds assignments for four modules with the skills and agents each uses and a Vercel deployment section.