Power-ups Best Practice
Interactive lessons teaching Claude Code features with animated demos. Each power-up teaches one thing Claude Code can do that most people miss. Introduced in v2.1.90.
Usage
bash
claude
/powerupPower-ups (10)
| # | Power-up | Topics |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Talk to your codebase | @ files, line refs |
| 2 | Steer with modes | shift+tab, plan, auto |
| 3 | Undo anything | /rewind, Esc-Esc |
| 4 | Run in the background | tasks, /tasks |
| 5 | Teach Claude your rules | CLAUDE.md, /memory |
| 6 | Extend with tools | MCP, /mcp |
| 7 | Automate your workflow | skills, hooks |
| 8 | Multiply yourself | subagents, /agents |
| 9 | Code from anywhere | /remote-control, /teleport |
| 10 | Dial the model | /model, /effort |
Getting Started
Run /powerup inside any Claude Code session to access the interactive lesson menu. Each power-up includes animated demos that walk you through the feature step by step.
Example: Dial the model
The last power-up teaches model switching and effort control with an animated demo.
What "Dial the model" covers
This power-up demonstrates:
- Switching between models using
/model(e.g.,sonnet,opus,haiku) - Controlling thinking depth with
/effort(low, medium, high, max) - How deeper thinking generates multiple hypotheses before answering
- When to use higher effort levels for complex reasoning tasks