https://claude-advanced.manuelqg.people.aws.dev/en/04-sesion-3/index.html Session 3 · Claude Code in the Desktop: build without being a developer Info ⏱ Duration: ~100 min core + welcome + optional block · 🎯 Goal: use Claude Desktop’s Code tab —no terminal, no installs— to build a real tool: an Elektra Rewards KPI dashboard that reads a CSV, shows cards with traffic-light indicators, and verifies itself in the Browser pane. Week 3 of 4. You already standardized your team with skills and plugins (Week 1) and automated with governance (Week 2). Now the CEO wants your organization to build its own tools instead of waiting on IT. Good news: you don’t need to be a developer or open a terminal. Hugo en-US https://claude-advanced.manuelqg.people.aws.dev/en/04-sesion-3/01-tu-primer-vistazo/index.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://claude-advanced.manuelqg.people.aws.dev/en/04-sesion-3/01-tu-primer-vistazo/index.html Info ⏱ Duration: ~20 min · 🎯 Goal: open the Code tab and set the 4 pre-flight settings before writing your first request. Open Claude Desktop (updated) and sign in. At the top center you’ll see three tabs: Chat, Cowork and Code. Click Code. Tip If clicking Code prompts you to upgrade, you’re missing a paid plan (Code requires Pro, Max, Team or Enterprise). On Windows, the first time you need Git for Windows installed; restart the app after installing it. Most Macs already have Git. The 4 pre-flight settings Before you send your first message, configure four things in the prompt area: https://claude-advanced.manuelqg.people.aws.dev/en/04-sesion-3/02-construye-tu-tablero/index.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://claude-advanced.manuelqg.people.aws.dev/en/04-sesion-3/02-construye-tu-tablero/index.html Info ⏱ Duration: ~40 min · 🎯 Goal: build —from a single prompt— an HTML dashboard that reads kpis-elektra.csv, shows KPI cards with traffic-light indicators and a detail table, and verify it in the Browser pane. This is the session’s star exercise. Note 3 terms you’ll see today: CSV = a plain-text table, like a simple Excel. diff = the list of changes Claude proposes, like Track Changes in Word. HTML = the format of a web page. You’re the director; today you don’t wait on IT. You’ll build an executive Elektra Rewards dashboard with your own fictitious data. All from the Code tab, in Manual mode. https://claude-advanced.manuelqg.people.aws.dev/en/04-sesion-3/03-modos-y-extras/index.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://claude-advanced.manuelqg.people.aws.dev/en/04-sesion-3/03-modos-y-extras/index.html Info ⏱ Duration: ~25 min · 🎯 Goal: learn the 5 Code permission modes, when to level up, and the extras a non-developer can leverage (skills, plugins, connectors, scheduled tasks). The 5 Code permission modes The mode controls how much Claude asks before acting. Always start in Manual. Mode Behavior Manual (default) Asks before editing files or running commands. You see a diff and accept/reject each change. Recommended for new users. Accept edits Auto-accepts file edits, but still asks before running other terminal commands. Plan Reads files and explores, then proposes a plan without editing your code. Auto Executes all actions with background safety checks; reduces permission prompts while maintaining oversight. Requires recent models. Bypass permissions Runs without asking. “Only use this in sandboxed containers or VMs.” Tip Recommended progression (verbatim): “Start with Manual to see exactly what Claude does, then move to Accept edits or Plan as you get comfortable.” Warning Bypass permissions only in sandboxes or VMs. Never in your real working folder. Non-dev extras You don’t need to write code to get value from Code: https://claude-advanced.manuelqg.people.aws.dev/en/04-sesion-3/04-cierre/index.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://claude-advanced.manuelqg.people.aws.dev/en/04-sesion-3/04-cierre/index.html Info ⏱ Duration: ~15 min · 🎯 Goal: consolidate what you built, solve the closing quiz and get ready for Week 4 (Design). Today you stopped waiting on IT: you built your own tool. With Claude Desktop’s Code tab —no terminal, no installs— you turned a KPI CSV into an executive dashboard with traffic lights, reviewing each change in the diff and verifying it in the Browser pane. That’s building with governance. https://claude-advanced.manuelqg.people.aws.dev/en/04-sesion-3/05-si-hay-tiempo/index.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://claude-advanced.manuelqg.people.aws.dev/en/04-sesion-3/05-si-hay-tiempo/index.html Info ⏱ Duration: ~20 min (optional) · 🎯 Goal: customize your dashboard and feel, in practice, the difference between Manual and Accept edits modes. Optional block for the 2.5 h session. You already have your dashboard working; now make it yours and experiment with a different mode. Switch to “Accept edits” In the mode selector (next to the send button), move from Manual to Accept edits. Now Claude auto-accepts file edits —you no longer confirm each diff— but still asks before running other commands. You’ll notice you iterate faster, in exchange for reviewing less.