fivetaku/cc101

What it solves

New South Korean users often find Claude Code's official docs overwhelming. CC101 collects the essentials into a single, well-ordered course — from installation up to advanced features like CLAUDE.md, MCP, Skills, and Hooks — so you don't have to piece together scattered documentation.

How it works

CC101 is a static website built with Next.js (SSG) and TypeScript. The content lives in Markdown files separated by language (content/ko and content/en), with a sections.json outline. It offers 26 sections, a Korean/English toggle, dark/light themes, and a responsive layout for mobile. You can run it locally with pnpm dev after installing dependencies. The project also includes several scripts (like check-content.mjs and check-rendered.mjs) to verify links, translations, and that the built HTML renders correctly.

Who it’s for

Korean-speaking beginners who want to learn Claude Code from scratch, as well as developers who prefer reading a structured guide over raw official docs. It's also useful for anyone who wants to contribute improvements to a community-driven tutorial.

Highlights

• 26 step-by-step sections covering installation to advanced usage
• Full Korean and English language toggle
• Dark and light mode support
• Mobile-optimized responsive design
• Fast loading thanks to Next.js static site generation
• Open source (MIT License) with multiple automated checks for content quality