Claude Terminal Examples — Development skill for Claude Code

Claude terminal examples

*Unofficial community examples for Claude Code in the terminal. Not affiliated with Anthropic. All trademarks belong to their owners.*

These claude terminal examples are session walkthroughs, not code. Claude Code is driven by what you type at it, so the reusable artifact is a sequence of prompts with a note on what to expect after each one. The three files follow the shape of Anthropic's [quickstart](https://code.claude.com/docs/en/quickstart): a first session (Steps 3 to 5), using Git with Claude Code (Step 6), and fixing a bug or adding a feature (Step 7). Install and log in first using the [terminal guide for new users](https://code.claude.com/docs/en/terminal-guide) or the quickstart's Steps 1 and 2; the walkthroughs do not repeat the install command because it depends on your operating system and may change.

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Files

Path	What it shows
examples/first-session.md	a first session: orient in a project, ask questions, make one small change
examples/git-with-claude-code.md	using Git through Claude Code: review, stage, commit, without losing track of what changed
examples/fix-a-bug.md	a reproducible bug report as a prompt, and how to keep the fix small

Setup

Nothing to export. You need Claude Code installed and logged in (quickstart Steps 1 and 2), and a project folder to open it in. Before the first walkthrough, read the [permissions](https://code.claude.com/docs/en/permissions) and [permission modes](https://code.claude.com/docs/en/permission-modes) pages once, so you know what it will ask before editing or running anything.

First session

`examples/first-session.md` starts