A live weekend where non-technical professionals learn to run Claude like a capable colleague — across work and the rest of your life. You brief, delegate, and review. Claude does the rest. No terminal, no code, ever.
Right now you ask Claude one thing at a time and copy-paste the answer. After this weekend, you brief it once and it researches, drafts, and delivers — while you make the decisions.
You learn a single way to brief Claude well — CRAFT — that keeps working as the product changes. Tips go stale; judgment compounds.
A small cohort and an instructor in the room with you — get unstuck in minutes, not in a comment thread you abandon. Most free courses are never finished. You finish in a weekend.
Every skill taught twice — a work use and a life use. This is your real world, not just your inbox.
Everything happens in Claude’s normal apps. If a course has you typing commands into a black screen, it’s a coding course in disguise.
You don’t leave with notes. You leave with a Personal Brief, reusable commands, and a workflow that runs — built on real examples.
You finish alongside other professionals and keep comparing notes after. Accountability beats good intentions.
A reusable instruction that makes every Claude conversation sound like you and know your context — so you stop re-explaining yourself.
Commands you build that Claude runs on demand or on a schedule — research sprints, status updates, weekly briefs. Your personal automation library.
One real, working system — connected to your tools — running by the time the weekend ends. Not a draft. A thing you use.
Plus the Real World Claude Vault — a complete take-home pack: the CRAFT cheat sheet, agent-team recipes, starter skills and scheduled tasks, connector and browser-automation setup cards, and more. Yours to keep and reuse, long after the weekend. Finish the course and you'll get a certificate of completion too.
Saturday runs in your browser — anyone can join. Sunday goes deeper, turning one-off tasks into systems that run with and without you. (Indicative flow; we adapt to the cohort.)
Claude as a capable colleague: brief → delegate → review
The one method for briefing Claude so it’s right the first time
Projects + your Personal Brief — Claude that knows you
Files, web search, and Deep Research that synthesises
Charts, shareable pages, and polished documents — no design tools needed
Let Claude work with your files — it does the work, you review
Claude across your email, calendar, and docs
Claude works inside your browser — any site, not just the ones with a connector
Recurring workflows that run on a schedule
Several Claudes working a problem in parallel
Build the workflow you’ll run Monday morning
Two facilitators run every cohort — one on the build, one on the teaching — so nobody waits long to get unstuck.
Runs the AI side of the room. A hands-on practitioner who builds real, working systems with Claude every week — not demos — and designed this course around what actually holds up when you try to use it on Monday morning.
A former lead database administrator at Intel with over a decade of teaching experience — one of the highest-rated instructors at Intel University, Intel’s internal training organisation. Brings the patience and pacing that make a technical weekend land for a non-technical room.
Real, unpaid words from the first people through the course.
“Don’t let the fear of not being technical hold you back. It’s practical, easy to follow, and builds your confidence step by step. The skills are immediately applicable and can genuinely change how you work. It’s an investment in your future.”
Vivek · Pilot participant
“My scepticism about learning with LLMs flew straight out the window.”
M. Sreenivas Reddy · Retired business owner
“Just go for it. You’ll be amazed at its capabilities, and at your own, once you’re done.”
Subhashini Satheeshkumar · Program Manager, Stellantis
“Grab the opportunity before these trainings are sold out, or become unaffordable.”
Dr Ruchi Agrawal · Founder, ACASTRY
Founding-cohort pricing for India — the lowest it’ll ever be. (INR · prices indicative, confirm before launch.)
Pricing shown in: Global (USD) · India (INR) · South Africa (ZAR)
Saturday only · runs in your browser
Saturday + Sunday · the complete experience
Not for you by the end of Saturday? Full refund — no questions. · Loved Saturday? Upgrade to the full weekend that evening.
None at all. This is built specifically for non-technical people. Everything happens in Claude’s normal apps — there’s no terminal and no code, ever. If you can write an email, you can do this.
Especially. Using a chatbot means asking one question at a time in a browser tab. This teaches you to direct Claude — to give it your context, connect it to your tools, and have it research, build, and run workflows. It’s the difference between using a calculator and managing a finance assistant.
100% live on Zoom, in a small cohort, so you can ask questions and get unstuck in real time. Recordings are shared afterward as a backup — but the value is in showing up and building alongside everyone.
For Saturday (Foundations): just a web browser and a Claude account. For Sunday (Operator) and the full weekend: a Claude Pro plan (about $20/month USD, or the local equivalent — separate from the course fee), a compatible laptop, and a personal Google account. We send a simple setup guide and run a short live setup session beforehand so you arrive ready. (One note: Sunday’s tools don’t run on Windows Home edition — we’ll help you check.)
Yes. Foundations stands on its own and runs entirely in your browser — a perfect, low-commitment start. If you love it, you can upgrade to the full weekend that evening.
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If it’s not for you, tell us by the end of Saturday and we’ll refund you in full — no questions asked.
Small cohorts, founding prices. Waitlist members are seated first and get the lowest rate.
When founding cohorts open, swap the "Join the waitlist" buttons for your merchant-of-record checkout link. See README.md.