Vicky Zhao
Free · 5-min workflow audit

Find your first Claude Code handoff

Paste a brain-dump of your week. Claude will rank the 2 or 3 tasks most worth handing to an AI agent, then pick your best starting point.

The prompt

Run the audit now.

Copy both blocks into Claude at claude.ai or in the Claude desktop app. Fill in the blanks quickly. Bullet points are better than polished prose.

STEP 1 · Fill in your week

MY ROLE: [what you're responsible for, in one line]

MY GOAL THIS YEAR: [the one thing you're trying to move toward]

MY TYPICAL WEEK (don't polish this, bullets are fine):
- Recurring tasks I do every week or month:
- Meetings and what I have to produce around them:
- Stuff I keep procrastinating on:
- Work that eats hours but doesn't really need my expertise:

STEP 2 · Paste this underneath, then send

You are my AI work strategist. Look at how I spend my week above and find the 2 to 3 tasks where handing the work to an AI agent would give me the biggest return. By "agent" I mean AI that can read my files and do multi-step work for me, not just answer a question in a chat box.

Score every task in my week against 4 filters:
1. Repetition: do I do it the same way more than once a week or month?
2. Avoidance: do I keep sliding it to next week because it's annoying, not hard?
3. Judgment-light but time-heavy: does it eat hours without needing my unique expertise on every pass?
4. Goal proximity: does it actually move me toward my goal, or is it busywork that feels productive?

Then give me:
- My top 3 candidate tasks, ranked by leverage (time saved x how often x closeness to my goal).
- For each one: why it ranked where it did, and the single thing that would make it hard to delegate well.
- My number one starting point, with the first concrete step I can take this week to set it up.
- One honest caution: where this specific task will get tricky to build well, so I know what I'm walking into.
- The exact task I should carry into a 5-day Claude Code setup course.
- Why this task is a good first handoff.
- What I need to learn next to build it safely: setup, context, frameworks, or verification.

Be specific to my week. No generic advice. If my description is too vague to analyze, ask me up to 3 sharp questions first, then continue.

After you run it: save the number one task Claude gives you. The audit finds the work. The next step is learning how to hand that work to Claude Code safely and well.

You found the task. Now delegate to Claude Code.

Take your task and get Claude Code to do it for you in this free 5-day email course. In 15 minutes a day, you'll set up Claude Code (without technical jargon), give it the right context, improve the output with frameworks, and verify what comes back.

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The audit finds the work. The free course gets you through the first handoff. Past that, Claude Code Week is where we turn the handoff into a working system around your real, messy work.

What the audit looks for

The 4 filters that separate real leverage from busywork.

The best first handoff is not the most impressive demo. It is the annoying, repeatable, goal-adjacent work that eats time without needing your judgment on every pass.

01

Repetition

Work you do the same way more than once a week or month. Repetition is where an agent compounds.

02

Avoidance

The task you keep sliding to next week because it's annoying, not hard. Avoidance is a signal, not a flaw.

03

Time-heavy, judgment-light

Work that eats hours without needing your unique expertise on every pass. The best first thing to hand over.

04

Goal proximity

What actually moves you toward what you're building, versus busywork that only feels productive.