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The study platform for the Claude Certified Architect Foundations exam. 5 domains, 93 questions, and a source link on 100% of them. Eight competing guides have a bigger question bank. None of them cite one.
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Five domains, 30 task statements
Weighted exactly as they appear on the real exam blueprint, so study time tracks exam time.
Agentic Architecture & Orchestration
7 task statements
Design and implement agentic systems using Claude's API, including loop management, orchestration patterns, guardrails, and the Claude Agent SDK.
Tool Design & MCP Integration
5 task statements
Design effective tool schemas, implement MCP servers and clients, and integrate external services into Claude-powered applications.
Claude Code Configuration & Workflows
6 task statements
Configure Claude Code for development workflows, manage settings, hooks, permissions, and integrate with CI/CD pipelines.
Prompt Engineering & Structured Output
6 task statements
Craft effective prompts, implement structured output patterns, and apply prompt engineering techniques for production Claude applications.
Context Management & Reliability
6 task statements
Manage context windows effectively, implement caching strategies, handle long conversations, and build reliable production systems.
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Exam traps
Common wrong answers and why they look right, so you know what the exam is testing before you sit down.
Build exercises
Hands-on projects for each domain. Build real things with Claude to cement your understanding.
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