add the workshops
Three commands install the lwc CLI and add the workshops to Claude Code.
run these three commands
You install this once. The lwc CLI sets up the workshops and
lets Claude Code run them.
Open a new terminal window first. The terminal you installed from won't see the new
lwc command yet, but a fresh one will. This command creates a
~/learning-with-court folder and adds the workshops to Claude
Code. You run it once.
To open a new window, press ⌘N (Command + N), or right-click
the terminal's icon in the Dock and choose New Window.
Go to your ~/learning-with-court folder and start Claude
Code. That is the claude command in your terminal, not the
Claude app.
Once Claude Code is running, ask it to start a workshop. It lists what's available, installs the one you pick, and walks you through it.
You work in PowerShell, the built-in Windows terminal. Make sure Git for Windows is installed (it's part of /terminal) — Claude Code uses it behind the scenes to run the workshops' Bash steps. You never open Git Bash yourself.
You install this once. The lwc CLI sets up the workshops and
lets Claude Code run them.
Open a new PowerShell window first. The window you installed from won't see the new
lwc command yet, but a fresh one will. This command creates a
~/learning-with-court folder and adds the workshops to Claude
Code. You run it once.
To open a new PowerShell window, press the Windows key, type PowerShell, and press Enter.
Go to your ~/learning-with-court folder and start Claude
Code. That is the claude command in PowerShell, not the
Claude app.
Once Claude Code is running, ask it to start a workshop. It lists what's available, installs the one you pick, and walks you through it.
start your first workshop
That's the setup done. The last step covers what to expect once a workshop is running.
New to the terminal entirely? Start at /terminal, then come back here.