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🧠 Gemini, Claude, and GPT side-by-side in one subscription → https://aimaster.me/yt/claudecode2 🤝 Exclusive brand partnership — https://aimaster.me/collab Claude Code has been completely overhauled — it's now a user-friendly desktop app for Mac and Windows that works without a terminal or complex installations. Working with it is like hiring two specialists: a thoughtful architect (the Opus 5.5 model) who plans the logic flawlessly, and a fast programmer (Sonnet 5) who quickly and cheaply writes the actual code. In this complete walkthrough, I'll show you my perfect workflow pattern. We will build 4 real projects from scratch: a landing page for a podcast, a Chrome extension, a Python script for sorting files, and a local subscription tracker. You'll learn how to set rules using the claude.md file, manage terminal commands right from the chat, and stop overpaying for tokens. ⏱ TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 — Claude Code is now on desktop (no more terminal) 01:11 — Setting up your local project folder the right way 01:45 — Project 1: Podcast landing page 03:00 — Generating graphics for a landing page 04:39 — How to fix layout bugs using simple screenshots 05:12 — Project 2: Chrome extension for saving quotes 06:25 — Safe code editing: how to avoid breaking what already works 07:48 — Project 3: Automated Python script for sorting your Downloads folder 08:28 — Running commands and installing packages (Auto mode setup) 09:42 — The simple rule for fixing any code errors 10:21 — Project 4: Subscription tracker in a single HTML file (working with constraints) 12:26 — The claude.md file: giving AI permanent memory and project rules 13:44 — Plan mode and creating the right brief for multi-step tasks 14:57 — New Projects feature: parallel development in the cloud 15:23 — Real limitations: what Claude Code isn't ready for yet 16:05 — The biggest traps: context overflow and the Compact command 17:04 — Pricing breakdown: Pro, Max, and moving to the API 17:40 — Final verdict and tips for your first launch #claude #claudecode