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Claude Certified Architect — Foundations
01Claude Certified Architect: Exam Overview02Agentic Loop Implementation: stop_reason, tool_use, and end_turn03How to Build Your First Agent Loop04What Is Loop Engineering?05Multi-Agent Orchestration Patterns06Claude Code Subagents: Multi-Agent Workflows07Claude Code Hooks: Automate Actions on Tool Calls08What Is MCP? Model Context Protocol Explained09Build Your First MCP Server10MCP Tool Descriptions: How to Write Them for Reliable Agent Selection11Tool Definition and Schema Design12Claude Code MCP Servers: Connect Any Tool13What Is CLAUDE.md? Persistent Memory for Claude Code14Claude Code Plan Mode: Complete Guide15Steering Claude Code: CLAUDE.md, Skills, Hooks, Subagents, Rules16Claude Code Commands: Complete Reference17Claude Code in CI/CD Pipelines: The -p Flag, JSON Output, and Automated Review18Zero-Shot, Few-Shot & Chain-of-Thought Prompting19Structured Output with tool_use and JSON Schemas: The Definitive Guide20Structured Output & JSON Mode21Master Prompt Engineering with Claude22How to Evaluate Prompt Quality23What Is Context Engineering?24Claude Code Context Window: Managing Limits25Error Propagation in Multi-Agent Systems: Structured Context Over Generic Failures26Conversation History Management