INEMA · OSWORK QUICK / HANDS-ON
From the terminal to your live page, one command at a time.
Open the Windows terminal, create your projects folder, see where everything lives, install Claude Code or Codex, save your work on GitHub with an SSH key, and move the project to a VPS. If you learn to navigate Windows, you can navigate a VPS the same way.
No programming required. Copy, paste, and check. You need a computer running Windows 10 or 11 and a Claude or ChatGPT subscription for the agent.
YOUR PATH
Four parts, in the order you’ll do them.
Your computer
Terminal, folders, and the agent working in Windows.
Explore track →GitHub
Git, gh, and SSH keys: save versions and publish a page.
Explore track →VPS
The same project on a server, using the navigation you already know.
Explore track →Overview: Vercel and Supabase
For when you want to connect your project to other systems.
Explore track →BY THE END, YOU’LL HAVE
Your own project, saved and published.
- The C:\Users\YourName\projects\my-site folder, which you can find in the terminal and File Explorer.
- Claude Code or Codex working inside that folder.
- The project on GitHub with an SSH key, and a page at YOUR-USER.github.io.
- The same project on a VPS, navigated with the same commands.
Commands come from the official documentation (Claude Code, Codex, GitHub CLI) checked on 10/07/2026. Screens and versions can change: if something looks different, read the message carefully before running the command again.
Looking for the previous edition?
The first edition of Quick (organizing with AI without a terminal, seven lessons, and a video with Nei) is still available: the videos are on the videos page, and the course is in the repository version marked v1-sem-terminal.
Videos from the previous edition