Using Claude every day is not the same as passing CCA-F.
This is an architect exam, so the questions are rarely "what does this parameter do". They are closer to "here is a system that keeps failing, what is the right fix" - and the wrong options are all things that would technically work. A long-running agent runs out of context, and you choose between summarising the history, spawning a subagent, or writing state out to a file. A tool call returns a stop reason you did not expect. An MCP server exposes forty tools and the model keeps reaching for the wrong one. Every option is defensible. One is the answer.
That is the part you cannot revise from documentation, because the docs describe each feature on its own and the exam only asks about the tradeoffs between them. Seeing the real questions first is what makes the difference.
If my free YouTube content is enough to pass, great. But if you want real CCA-F questions in front of you before you sit down, this PDF is for you.
