I’m working on an issue with symlinks in Windows and need to debug Playground in a Windows environment, but I don’t know how to use Windows, and need Claude’s help.
First, I wanted to set up Claude Code inside Windows, but I gave up after a while and went back to Claude on macOS.
After some exploration, I found out about prlctl a CLI that comes with Parallels Pro and enables users to execute CMD or PowerShell commands inside the Parallels VM.
This made me think, if I mount Playground inside Windows, Claude Code from macOS can modify it, and execute scripts with prlctl.
My goal was clear. Let’s teach Claude how to debug Playground code in Windows.
I started by prompting Claude to set up Playground inside Windows, just to teach it how to use prlctl to control Playground. Once done, I asked it to add notes to a markdown file and closed the tab.
I kept repeating this process of teaching Claude how to build, run the CLI, and debug until it had a lot of notes and was able to do everything it needed.
In the end, I asked Claude to convert the notes into a skill and uploaded it to GitHub.
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