Claude Architect Exam: 6-Week Study Plan, Cheat Sheet and Exam-Day Tips
A six-week study plan for the Claude Architect Foundations exam, a one-page cheat sheet of must-know facts, official resources and exam-day tactics.
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A six-week study plan for the Claude Architect Foundations exam, a one-page cheat sheet of must-know facts, official resources and exam-day tactics.
Eight hands-on labs for the Claude Architect exam: agent loop, extraction, batches, Agent SDK, Claude Code setup, MCP server and a CI review bot.
Prove extraction accuracy before automating: segment by document type, use stratified sampling and calibrated confidence, and keep claim-source provenance.
Know when a Claude support agent should escalate to a human, why sentiment and confidence scores mislead, and how subagents should report their errors.
Keep critical details in long Claude conversations with case-facts blocks, trimmed tool output, key findings first, scratchpads, /compact and manifests.
Batch processing questions are pure judgement: when is cheaper-but-slower acceptable? The exam also asks how to design reviews that stay accurate at scale (Task Statements 4.5…
Get schema-valid JSON from Claude with tool_use, design nullable and enum fields that stop fabrication, and build validation-retry loops that work.
Cut false positives with explicit review criteria, define severity with code examples and use two to four targeted few-shot examples for consistent output.
Run Claude Code in CI/CD with -p, --output-format json and --json-schema, feed it CLAUDE.md context, use an independent reviewer, stop duplicate comments.
Know when Claude Code needs plan mode, direct execution or the Explore subagent, and steer output with examples, tests and the interview pattern.
Create Claude Code slash commands and skills for your team, and use SKILL.md frontmatter context: fork, allowed-tools and argument-hint the right way.
Master the CLAUDE.md hierarchy, @import for modular standards, .claude/rules with path globs and the /memory command so every teammate gets the same setup.
Take free timed mock tests with answers and explanations.