Source Nate Herk: AIOS course

Ch 5: Setup: VS Code, the Claude Code extension, cloning the AIOS template

Collection: Nate Herk: AIOS course · Creator: Nate Herk (@nateherk)

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Content by Nate Herk (@nateherk). Chapter starts at 0:21:22. Auto-transcribed; names may be misheard.

Summary

Google Visual Studio Code, download it, and then the next step is you need to be able to connect to your Cloud account, and you do have to have a paid Cloud account in order to use Claude Code.
You can do the 17 bucks a month plan, or I guess it would be 20 on monthly, but you can start here, and if you're hitting your limits really quick you want to scale up, then scale up.
Just call it AIOS or whatever you want and create that folder on your file explorer.
And then you're gonna go up to this top left hand explore button and it says, you have not yet opened a folder.
It's going to go ahead and search the web for it and then it is going to pull it in and you're going to see a bunch of folders and files pop up on the left-hand side right here.

You could also do the desktop app if you choose, but pretty much in all my YouTube videos, I like to use VS Code, and that's what we're gonna be using in today's tutorial.
Google Visual Studio Code, download it, and then the next step is you need to be able to connect to your Cloud account, and you do have to have a paid Cloud account in order to use Claude Code.
You can do the 17 bucks a month plan, or I guess it would be 20 on monthly, but you can start here, and if you're hitting your limits really quick you want to scale up, then scale up.
So once you've done those two things, you're going to open up visual studio code and it will look like this.
Topic: Topic: connect · routines

So on this left-hand side, go over to this button, click on extensions, and then you're going to type in Claude Code.
And that is where you'll log in with your paid cloud subscription.
Just call it AIOS or whatever you want and create that folder on your file explorer.
And then you're gonna go up to this top left hand explore button and it says, you have not yet opened a folder.
Topic: Topic: project · step

And what you're going to do next is you're going to go to my free Skool community and you're going to grab the link to the GitHub repo.
It's going to go ahead and search the web for it and then it is going to pull it in and you're going to see a bunch of folders and files pop up on the left-hand side right here.
So you can see that we have a .cloud folder, we have a archives folder, we have a context folder, decisions folder, a references folder, and then we have all of these other files right down here.
So let's say you had a skill for building a LinkedIn post or writing a LinkedIn post.
Topic: Topic: connect · routines