step 03 · learn

start your first workshop

You have Claude Code and the workshops installed. From here the agent does the guiding — you just tell it what you want to learn.

set up your terminal→add the workshops→start your first workshop

start

tell Claude Code what you want

Go to your ~/learning-with-court folder and start Claude Code. That is the claude command in your terminal, not the Claude app.

terminal

$ cd ~/learning-with-court

$ claude

Once Claude Code is running, tell it what you want to learn, in plain English. Any of these works:

› Claude Code

› start a workshop

› teach me about LLM evals

› I'd like to learn how to build an MCP server

However you phrase it, the plugin lists what's available, asks which one you want, installs it into a subfolder, and walks you through it one step at a time. You don't have to memorize any commands.

what to expect

once the workshop starts

cost

workshops can bill your own accounts

Cloud infrastructure and third-party services run against your own accounts, not ours. See what to expect before you start.

/cost →

On Windows, make sure Git for Windows is installed — Claude Code uses it behind the scenes to run the workshops' Bash steps. You never open Git Bash yourself. It comes with /terminal, so if you followed the earlier steps you already have it.

the setup path

you're all set

That's the whole setup. Start a workshop above and Claude Code takes it from here.