Here is a collection of useful links to get you started with CCL.

If you are looking for installation instructions, they can be found in the README.

If you are looking for instructions on how to contribute to the development of CCL, check out our CONTRIBUTING file file.

The current user manual or "CCL note" can be found here.

We have many examples of CCL usage in C and in python, including Jupyter notebooks. For a comprehensive Jupyter notebook, you can check out our SLAC demo.

You can also find useful documentation in the readthedocs page.

CCL predictions are benchmarked against independent codes, all of which are listed here.

If you find something that doesn't work for you, leave us an issue here.