Web, Planning, and Your First Real Files

Claude Code has web search built in. Ask it to look something up and it reports back — no extra setup, no browser.

Search the web for what a favicon is and summarize it.

Claude can also fetch a single page directly. Between search and fetch, it can research on its own.

Read the page at example.com and tell me what is on it.

Ask Claude to propose an approach first, so you can steer before any code exists. You review, adjust, then let it proceed. This is a light taste of plan mode, which you use fully in Phase 9.

Plan out a simple home page for this site before writing anything.

Now let Claude write it. Approve the change when it asks — your empty index.html gets real content.

Create a simple, clean index.html for this practice site with a heading and a short paragraph.

The guided habit in full: have Claude walk you through the file. You now understand your own index.html, even though you did not type it.

Walk me through the index.html you just wrote, line by line, in plain terms.

Leave Claude Code so you are back at your normal terminal prompt.

/exit

Then commit your first Claude-built work into your history and push it.

git add . && git commit -m "Add home page content" && git push