Course library1.1Problem First: Picking the Right AI Tool for the JobThree screening questions, five tool roles, and a ladder from asking AI for help to letting it run a whole task. You leave with a plan for one real task in your week.Free1.2Talking to AI: Prompts That Get Work DoneThe five parts of a prompt that actually change Claude's answer, how to ask for a decision instead of a menu, and how to turn a prompt that worked twice into a permanent library.Track pass1.3Trust, but Verify: When AI Is Confidently WrongWhy models fabricate specifics with total confidence, the verify list that catches it, and a personal checklist for the outputs you actually rely on.Track pass1.4Using AI at Work Without Getting in TroubleWhat you can and can't paste into Claude, keeping work and personal accounts clean, and a one-page rules card for using AI at your job without creating a real problem.Track pass1.5The AI Landscape in One HourModels, tokens, and context windows explained plainly, the real differences between a chat app, an assistant, an agent, and an automation, and your own starter AI toolkit.Track pass 2.1The AI-Ready WorkspaceOrganize your folders, cloud storage, and context files so every AI session starts already knowing your work.Free2.2Give Your AI a MemoryThe five context files worth writing so Claude starts every session already knowing you, where they actually live, and how to fix a memory that's gone stale or wrong.Track pass2.3Handoff Notes: Never Start From Zero AgainEnd every real session with a handoff Claude writes for you, so the next one, or a teammate, never starts from zero.Track pass2.4Make AI Write Like YouBuild a voice profile from your own writing, get Claude to critique a draft as three different real readers, and learn from every edit instead of repeating the same fix.Track pass 4.1Problem First: What Should Your Assistant Do?Audit your week, score what repeats, and hand a Claude Project three clear jobs. You leave with assistant-jobs.md and a prompt that runs your first job today.Free4.2Write Your Assistant's CharterWrite a one-page charter for your Claude Project: a mission, voice rules you can check, three authority levels, and a no-go list, then test that it took.Track pass4.3Memory: Teach It Who You AreWrite one about-me.md your assistant reads every chat: role, priorities, people, meetings. Load it into your Project, prove it's read, and keep it current in five minutes a week.Track pass4.4Tools: Connect Your Calendar, Mail, and FilesConnect only the calendar, mail, and file tools your three jobs need, start them read-only, test each with a harmless question, and map what your assistant may do in each.Track pass4.5Workflows: Your First Three RoutinesWrite a morning brief, an inbox triage, and a meeting prep, save them in your Claude Project so two words start each one, and run all three once.Track pass4.6Integrations: Tasks, Notes, and ChatGive every output a destination: turn notes into a clean task list, pick one channel for your assistant, set handoff rules, and make it all work with copy-paste.Track pass4.7Guardrails: What It Must Never DoWrite the five rules your assistant must never break, add a pre-flight checklist, then try to make it break them with six test prompts and fix what fails.Track pass4.8Scheduling: Let It Work While You SleepChoose the one or two routines worth running on a timer, time them so results are ready before you are, keep unattended runs to read-and-draft, and catch quiet failures.Track pass4.9Evaluation: Is It Actually Helping?Write a 10-prompt test set with the expected behavior set down first, rerun it after every charter change, and keep a weekly scorecard using numbers you measured yourself.Track pass4.10Capstone: A Week With Your Chief of StaffRun your assistant through one real working week, keep a three-minute log each day, then tune it on Friday by changing one thing and testing it.Track pass
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Every track starts with a free course. If it earns your time, one purchase unlocks the rest of that track.
Track 1
Start Here: AI Foundations
Level 100What everyone needs before AI touches real work: choosing tools, asking well, checking answers, and staying out of trouble.
First course free. The other 4 are one purchase: $49. That's the launch price for the first 20 buyers, 20 left, then $79.
Track 2
Your AI Workspace
Level 100-200Set up your files, notes, and context so every AI session starts already knowing you and your work.
First course free. The other 3 are one purchase: $49. That's the launch price for the first 20 buyers, 20 left, then $79.
Track 3
Your AI Staff: Daily Work
Level 200Hand the daily grind to AI: inbox, meetings, briefings, research, decisions, decks, and spreadsheets.
3.1Inbox Triage in 10 MinutesThree buckets: Act Today, Monitor, Ignore.Coming soon3.2Meeting Prep and Meeting Follow-ThroughPrep: who's attending, last conversation, open items, what you want out of it.Coming soon3.3The Morning BriefPull calendar, inbox, messages, notes, and tasks into one page.Coming soon3.4Research You Can TrustInterview first: the AI asks what you actually need before searching.Coming soon3.5A Board of Advisors for Hard DecisionsBrain dump, then let the AI interview you.Coming soon3.6Decks, Docs, and Reports in a Fraction of the TimeOutline first, then content, then design.Coming soon3.7Kill the Spreadsheet ChoreDescribe the chore step by step; AI turns it into a formula, a macro, or a small script.Coming soon3.8Writing Specs and Requests People Actually Act OnTurning "I need a thing" into a one-page spec: problem, users, must-haves, done means.Coming soonTrack 4
Build Your AI Chief of Staff
Level 200-300Build one personal assistant, one working layer at a time, until it runs part of your week for you.
First course free. The other 9 are one purchase: $49. That's the launch price for the first 20 buyers, 20 left, then $79.
Track 5
Automate the Repeat Work
Level 300Put recurring work on a schedule, approve it from your phone, and find out right away when it breaks.
5.1Your First Scheduled AI TaskScheduled tasks in Claude, ChatGPT, or a no-code tool (Zapier, Make).Coming soon5.2Script Where You Can, AI Where You MustDeterministic steps (fetch, filter, format) don't need an AI and are cheaper and safer without one.Coming soon5.3Human in the Loop: Approve From Your PhoneThe safe-autonomy ladder: suggest, draft, act with approval, act and report.Coming soon5.4Fail Loud: Know When Your Automation BreaksSilent failure is the default. Design against it.Coming soon5.5Turn a Noisy Group Chat Into a Searchable WikiDaily digest: decisions, answers, open questions.Coming soon5.6When There's No API: Browser AutomationWhen to use browser automation and when to avoid it (fragile, check terms of use).Coming soonTrack 6
Build With AI: No Coding Background
Level 400Build real tools with AI, starting from zero coding background. The path from a first session to shipped software.
6.1Your First Session in Claude CodeInstall, open a folder, ask for a plan before code.Coming soon6.2Plan Before You Build: The Teardown and Discovery WorksheetWho else solves this, and why isn't that good enough for you?Coming soon6.3Build a Personal Tool in a WeekendPick something only you need; that keeps scope honest.Coming soon6.4Your First AI Agent in 50 LinesWhat "tool use" means: the model decides which function to call.Coming soon6.5A Q&A Bot Over Your Own DocumentsGrounding: answer only from the documents, cite, or say "not in the docs."Coming soon6.6Ship It and Never Lose ItGit in plain English: saving versions so you can always go back.Coming soon6.7Two AIs Are Better Than One: Plan, Build, ReviewSeparate the roles: planner, builder, reviewer.Coming soon6.8Build the Demo, Not the DeckA clickable demo gets a real reaction; slides get polite nods.Coming soonTrack 7
Always-On AI
Level 500Run AI around the clock: an always-on assistant, chat bots, voice agents, and copilots that improve from real use.
7.1Your Always-On AI Chief of Staff: The ArchitectureThe machine: an always-on computer or small server, auto-restart, keep-awake.Coming soon7.2A Chat Bot as Your Command LineGive the AI a menu of safe actions; never let it improvise commands.Coming soon7.3An AI That Answers Your PhoneWhat a voice agent can and can't do yet.Coming soon7.4Grounded Copilots: Refine the Rules From Real CasesEvery write needs approval.Coming soon7.5Keeping Up Without DrowningThe weekly learning loop from 1.1, automated.Coming soonTrack 8
AI Outside the Day Job
Level 200-400The same skills applied to a side business, your goals, your family, and learning anything new.
8.1Run a Small Business Back Office With AIComing soon8.2An Accountability Partner Bot for Your GoalsComing soon8.3A Family Chief of StaffComing soon8.4Learn Anything With an AI Tutor Grounded in Your MaterialComing soon8.5Side Projects Without IP TroubleComing soon