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Learn how to use
winfunc/opcodeto manage Claude Code projects, sessions, agents, MCP servers, and checkpoints from a desktop-first operating interface.
Opcode gives teams a visual layer on top of Claude Code sessions and agent workflows, which is valuable for tracking progress, coordinating work, and reducing terminal-only overhead.
This track focuses on:
- setting up Opcode and Claude Code together
- managing projects/sessions/agents from one dashboard
- using MCP and checkpoint features for safer iteration
- operating Opcode in secure, production-adjacent workflows
- repository:
winfunc/opcode - stars: about 21k
- latest release:
v0.2.0(published 2025-08-31)
flowchart LR
A[Claude Code Projects] --> B[Opcode Project Browser]
B --> C[Session and Agent Controls]
C --> D[MCP and Tool Operations]
D --> E[Timeline Checkpoints]
E --> F[Review, Restore, and Continue]
| Chapter | Key Question | Outcome |
|---|---|---|
| 01 - Getting Started | How do I set up Opcode with Claude Code? | Working baseline |
| 02 - Architecture and Platform Stack | What is Opcode built from and why? | Architecture understanding |
| 03 - Projects and Session Management | How do I manage Claude Code sessions visually? | Better workflow control |
| 04 - Custom Agents and Background Runs | How do I create and run specialized agents? | Agent orchestration baseline |
| 05 - MCP and Context Management | How do I manage MCP servers and CLAUDE.md assets? | Integration governance |
| 06 - Timeline, Checkpoints, and Recovery | How do I use checkpoints and restore flows safely? | Safer experimentation |
| 07 - Development Workflow and Build from Source | How do contributors build and test Opcode? | Contributor readiness |
| 08 - Production Operations and Security | How do teams adopt Opcode responsibly? | Production runbook |
- how to operate Claude Code workflows from a structured GUI layer
- how to manage custom agents and background execution safely
- how to use timeline/checkpoint features for reliable iteration
- how to deploy and govern Opcode usage across teams
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- Chapter 1: Getting Started
- Chapter 2: Architecture and Platform Stack
- Chapter 3: Projects and Session Management
- Chapter 4: Custom Agents and Background Runs
- Chapter 5: MCP and Context Management
- Chapter 6: Timeline, Checkpoints, and Recovery
- Chapter 7: Development Workflow and Build from Source
- Chapter 8: Production Operations and Security
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