Learning links¶
Use the documentation for the tool you're actually running. A tutorial for another product or an older version may describe different settings.
Official documentation¶
| Tool | Reference |
|---|---|
| ChatGPT | OpenAI Help Center for accounts, features, and data controls |
| Codex | Codex documentation for the app, CLI, and agent settings |
| Claude | Claude Help Center for using Claude and managing your account |
| Claude Code | Claude Code documentation for setup, permissions, and project instructions |
| Obsidian | Obsidian Help for notes, links, and vaults |
| MCP | Model Context Protocol documentation for tool connections |
Communities¶
Jared Rhod's site is connected to the learning communities this project grew out of. His material is his own; we link to it as a reference.
When asking for help in a community, include the tool, the task, and the exact error. Remove private details from screenshots and logs first.
Before following a tutorial¶
Check its date and compare the steps with current official documentation. Read commands before running them. If you don't understand one, ask what it changes, where it gets software, and whether it needs your credentials. An AI explanation can help, but it can also be wrong.