Combos are commands joined on one line, to do more at once.&& means "then, if that worked." | means "hand what it shows to the next one." Dotted parts are yours to change, like your project's name. The line under each card says when you'd use it.
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Commands are the words. Each one does one job. They're grouped by what you're trying to do. Tap one to see what each piece means, then type it yourself. Red ones can't be undone, so look closer.
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Recipes are commands and combos in order, to finish a job. Tap one to see its steps. Learn them one at a time, top to bottom.
Lessons are the grammar: how the pieces of a command fit. Each lesson teaches one small rule, like what a dash does, with a few real commands.
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I couldn’t read what I was approving
The terminal used to feel like typing Russian. I couldn’t read a word of it.
But
with Claude Code, I don’t have to type it. I just talk to it.
So
now I get to do the work of every talented person I’ve ever worked beside: product designers, engineers, UX researchers, copywriters, subject matter experts, stakeholders. Unlimited iterations, any hour of the night. The floodgates are open.
But
every so often Claude asks, “Can I run this?” and I’m saying yes to a line I can’t read. One wrong yes and the flow’s gone.
So
I built Command Decoder. It starts with the Claude Code commands, because that’s where the magic is happening, and it keeps the floodgates open.