Did the two videos stick?

Before anything else, how do you confirm Git is actually installed on your machine?

• 1 git init
• 2 gh auth status
• 3 git status
• 4 git --version

Which pair of commands sets up your Git identity?

• 1 git user --name "…" and git user --email "…"
• 2 gh auth login and gh auth status
• 3 git config --global user.name "…" and git config --global user.email "…"
• 4 git init --name "…" --email "…"

After installing the GitHub CLI, which command signs you into your GitHub account?

• 1 git login
• 2 git remote add origin
• 3 gh connect
• 4 gh auth login

The video describes four "quadrants" a change moves through. In order, they are:

• 1 Workspace → Remote repository → Staging → Local repository
• 2 Staging → Workspace → Remote repository → Local repository
• 3 Local repository → Staging → Workspace → Remote repository
• 4 Workspace → Staging → Local repository → Remote repository

You've created two files. Which command stages them so they're ready to commit?

• 1 git add
• 2 git stage --all
• 3 git push
• 4 git commit -m "…"

You ran `git commit -m "my first commit"`. Is that commit on GitHub yet?

• 1 Only if you committed with the -u flag
• 2 No — a commit only lives in your local repository until you `git push`
• 3 Yes — commit always syncs to GitHub automatically
• 4 Yes, as long as `gh auth login` succeeded

Why could the video get away with a plain `git push` on the second push, with no `origin main`?

• 1 Because the .gitignore file was committed
• 2 Git always remembers the last branch you typed
• 3 The first push used `git push -u origin main`, which set up tracking
• 4 Because the repository was set to private

The first push failed because the local branch was `master` but the remote expected `main`. Which command stops that happening on future projects?

• 1 git branch --rename main --permanent
• 2 git push -u origin master
• 3 gh repo set-default main
• 4 git config --global init.defaultBranch main

What is the purpose of the .gitignore file, and why did the video care so much about it?

• 1 It lists files Git must never commit — so secrets like API keys don't get pushed to GitHub
• 2 It hides the .git folder from File Explorer
• 3 It tells GitHub which branch is the default
• 4 It marks files as read-only so Claude can't edit them

Someone edited a file directly on GitHub and your local copy is out of date. Which statement is correct?

• 1 `git merge` downloads the changes from GitHub
• 2 `git pull` does a fetch and a merge in one step
• 3 `git status` will update your local files
• 4 `git fetch` downloads and applies the changes to your files

Claude changed hundreds of lines in analysis.py and you want them gone. The file is NOT staged. What do you run?

• 1 git delete analysis.py
• 2 git restore analysis.py
• 3 git diff analysis.py
• 4 git restore --staged analysis.py

What's the difference between cloning and forking a repository?

• 1 Clone copies it to your GitHub account; fork copies it to your computer
• 2 Clone copies it to your computer; fork copies it to your own GitHub account
• 3 They're the same thing — fork is the GitHub website's word for clone
• 4 Clone is for private repos, fork is for public repos

It's been a few days and you've forgotten which GitHub repo a folder pushes to. Which command shows the exact remote URL?

• 1 git log --oneline
• 2 gh auth status
• 3 git status
• 4 git remote -v

The video frames the Claude stack as five activities. Which list matches the tools?

• 1 Think = Chat · Remember = Chrome · Execute = Code · Build = Cowork · Browse = Projects
• 2 Think = Projects · Remember = Chat · Execute = Code · Build = Cowork · Browse = Chrome
• 3 Think = Chat · Remember = Projects · Execute = Cowork · Build = Code · Browse = Chrome
• 4 Think = Code · Remember = Projects · Execute = Chat · Build = Cowork · Browse = Chrome

When a detailed prompt still returns junk, the video gives three "power moves". Which is NOT one of them?

• 1 Give it rich context — connect Drive, email, calendar, Notion and attach files
• 2 Switch to a shorter, vaguer prompt so Claude has more freedom
• 3 Open another chat to learn the concept you're stuck on while you work
• 4 Ground it with research, then ask "is this verified?"

Why does the speaker customise Claude at the Project level rather than the account level?

• 1 Account-level settings are deleted every 30 days
• 2 Account-level customisation is only on the paid plan
• 3 Each project gets its own files, tone and instructions — planning a vacation is different from planning retirement
• 4 Projects are the only place Claude can read uploaded files

When should you reach for Claude Cowork instead of Chat?

• 1 When you want to write code for a web app
• 2 When you need to browse a website in real time
• 3 When the assets live on your hard drive, the task has many steps, and you need the output as a local file
• 4 When you want a quick answer to a single question

What is MCP, as described in the video?

• 1 Memory Compression Protocol — how Projects remember context
• 2 Model Context Protocol — a connector that gives Claude "a set of keys" to act through other tools
• 3 Multi-Chat Projects — a way to link several chats together
• 4 Managed Cloud Platform — where Claude stores your files

What security habit does the speaker recommend before giving Cowork access to files?

• 1 Give it full-disk access once so you're never prompted again
• 2 Turn off Claude's permission prompts
• 3 Move the job's files into one subfolder and grant access only to that folder (sandboxing)
• 4 Upload the files to Google Drive first

According to the video, what do you need to start building with Claude Code?

• 1 A clear description of the problem you want solved — not a computer-science background
• 2 A computer-science degree
• 3 A paid Higgsfield account
• 4 To write the code yourself first and have Claude review it

What does the PRIME prompting framework stand for?

• 1 Plan · Research · Implement · Monitor · Execute
• 2 Purpose · Role · Input · Method · Evidence
• 3 Prompt · Refine · Iterate · Measure · Evaluate
• 4 Purpose · Research · Interview · Mechanics · Examples

The speaker calls the "I" in PRIME the hidden gem. What does it involve?

• 1 Asking Claude to interview a subject-matter expert online
• 2 Telling Claude "interview me before you respond" so it asks multiple-choice questions that sharpen the scope
• 3 Having Claude write interview questions for a job candidate
• 4 Running the same prompt through three different models

The better LinkedIn-post prompt in the video cast Claude as a business-school professor, attached a Notion page, and asked it to push back on weak ideas. That illustrates which earlier framework?

• 1 AIM — Actor, Input, Mission
• 2 RACI
• 3 SMART goals
• 4 STAR — Situation, Task, Action, Result

In the Git video, Claude Code stopped to ask approval before every command (git init, git add…). Which flag launches Claude Code so it runs without those permission prompts?

• 1 claude --dangerously-skip-permissions
• 2 claude --yolo
• 3 claude --no-confirm
• 4 claude --auto-approve

0 / 24