Printable Claude Code Cheat Sheet with Weekly Auto-Updates
A developer has created a printable cheat sheet for Claude Code that automatically updates weekly. The sheet was generated using Claude itself after researching features from documentation and GitHub.
Key Details
The cheat sheet is a single HTML file designed for A4 landscape printing. It covers:
- Keyboard shortcuts
- Slash commands
- Workflows
- Skills system
- Memory/CLAUDE.md
- MCP setup
- CLI flags
- Config files
The developer set up a weekly cron job where Claude checks the changelog and updates the sheet automatically. New features are tagged with a "NEW" badge. The sheet is accessible at https://cc.storyfox.cz with no signup required. Users can print it with Ctrl+P, and it works on mobile devices.
The developer mentioned using Claude Code daily for hours but kept forgetting commands, which prompted the creation of this resource. The layout was iterated on after Claude generated the initial HTML file.
📖 Read the full source: r/ClaudeAI
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