Shiguang AI StudioTutorials
Claude Code Practical Series for Non-Engineers
For people who don't write code: using Claude Code for everyday tasks such as organizing files, batch renaming, compiling reports, and writing meeting minutes. Brakes first, then the accelerator. Each article notes the version used when it was written.
Using Claude Code Without Coding: Your First Automation, Organizing a Messy Downloads Folder
Follow along and you'll finish a real chore on your own computer: automatically sort a folder of dozens of files into subfolders (Documents, Images, Spreadsheets & Slides, Archives, and Other), and generate an organization log.
Read Full Article → Part 2 · About 10 min100 "Final Version (2)" Filenames: Batch Rename with Claude Code, and Recover If It Goes Wrong
Your folder probably contains files like `報告最終版.docx`, `報告最終版(2).docx`, `報告最終版_改.docx`, `IMG_20260312_0001.jpg`… (The Chinese filenames are kept as examples.)
Read Full Article → Part 3 · About 9 minTeach It Your Habits: How Non-Engineers Write a CLAUDE.md
After the first two parts, you've probably noticed one thing: every new conversation, it forgets who you are.
Read Full Article → Part 4 · About 13 minTurn Your Weekly Tasks into a Skill Card: An Introduction to Agent Skills (Meeting Notes and Invoice Filing)
In the previous article, we wrote "rules you should always know" into <code>CLAUDE.md</code>. But you probably have another kind of task too: work you have to do the same way every week (or after every meeting).
Read Full Article →Coming Up Next
- Don't Sit at the Computer: Have Claude Code Run Daily on Its Own (Scheduling, Permissions, and Safety Brakes)
This page was machine-translated from Traditional Chinese. If anything differs, the Traditional Chinese original prevails. Purchases and support are in Traditional Chinese.