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Tutorials

Hands-on walkthroughs that end with something shipped. No hand-waving, no pseudo-code. Every command is copy-paste runnable.

Claude Code costs plugins new 2 minutes · 2026-06-24

How to track your Claude Code spend over time, per project and branch

The built-in /cost shows one session and forgets it. Install the claude-code-cost plugin and see spend per project, per git branch, and broken down by day, week, and month. /claude-code-cost:report for the per-branch table; :by-day, :by-week, :by-month, and :by-project for the dated view. No binary, no account, no keys, priced point-in-time from local logs.

Read the tutorial uses claude-code-cost
Claude Code costs new 7 minutes · 2026-06-15

How to minimize your Claude Code and API costs

Output tokens cost five times input, and the thinking you never see bills at the output rate too. Six confirmed levers to cut a Claude bill: right-size the model, control thinking, keep context cacheable, cap the worst case, batch non-interactive work, and keep the most expensive model on the smallest context. Every lever ends with a command you can run.

Read the tutorial uses BudgetClaw
Claude Code visibility new 3 minutes · 2026-04-29

How to see ongoing project costs across all your Claude Code branches

Replace the default Claude Code status line with one that shows every project burning money today, sorted by burn. Add a /budget slash command for the full per-branch table. Run the watcher as a launchd agent so the data is always live. One curl install.

Read the tutorial uses BudgetClaw
Claude Code budgets 5 minutes · 2026-04-28

How to set a hard daily spend cap on Claude Code

Anthropic does not ship a hard $/day cap. Set one in 5 minutes with BudgetClaw: per-project and per-branch attribution, SIGTERM on breach, optional phone push. Zero keys, zero prompts, zero latency added.

Read the tutorial uses BudgetClaw
Claude Code plugins 45 minutes · 2026-04-19

How to build and ship a Claude Code plugin end-to-end

A reproducible walkthrough that ends with a working Conventional Commits plugin submitted to a marketplace. Scaffold the directory with Tsuba, validate the manifest with Hanko, and set a budget cap with BudgetClaw before the first keystroke.

Read the tutorial uses Tsuba, Hanko, BudgetClaw

More on the way.

Next tutorials in the queue will cover Claude Code hook authoring, MCP server basics, and publishing a skill to multiple marketplaces at once. If there is a specific walkthrough you want, open an issue on GitHub.