A free 5-day course for analytical people who want AI to do actual work, not just answer questions.
In about 15 minutes a day, you'll pick one task from your real week, set up Claude Code safely, get a first pass, improve it, and learn how to verify what comes back. No coding experience required.
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Who this is for
Most AI courses are written for engineers (you bounce off the jargon) or for absolute beginners (you waste your time on the basics). This one is for the people in between: founders, operators, PMs, writers, and analytical professionals. You can brief a sharp report. You've just never been shown how to point that skill at an AI agent.
15 mins/day
One concept and one concrete action each day. No marathon sessions.
Your real work
You pick what to hand Claude Code on Day 0, and you develop it around your work all week.
A teammate
By Day 5 you've handed real work to Claude Code and learned to verify what it gives back.
What you walk away with
You do not need to learn to code. You need to learn to delegate to an agent: choose the right work, give it a safe folder, get a first pass, improve it, and check the result before you trust it.
Day 1
One specific piece of work from your actual week, chosen because it has leverage.
Day 2
A clean Claude Code folder, with no sensitive files and no accidental whole-computer chaos.
Day 3
A context prompt that gets Claude Code to inspect the folder and actually try the task.
Day 4
A way to tell Claude Code what's not good enough, get interviewed, and improve the same output.
Day 5
A sub-agent review pattern so you can check the improved work before you use it.
The plan
Each day below is a preview. The full lesson and walkthrough video land in your inbox when you join. The arc is simple: find the right work, set up safely, create a first pass, make it better, then check it before you trust it.
Find the work worth handing over, learn why agents are different from chat, and get Claude Code running safely.
Day 0
Find your first handoff
Day 1
See why agents are different
Day 2
Set up the safe workspace
Use your Day 0 task and Day 2 folder to create a first pass, improve it, then use a second agent to catch weak spots.
Day 3
Get Claude Code to do a first pass
Day 4
Make the first pass better
Day 5
Catch weak work before you use it
Commit to 5 days, plus a Day 0 to find your starting point. Each day gives you one short lesson, one walkthrough video, and one concrete move on the same task: choose it, set up the folder, create a first pass, improve it, then review it.
Questions
No. The name is misleading. Claude Code is a tool for handing repeatable work to an agent, and this course is written for people who have never touched code. If you can brief an assistant, you can do this.
About 15 mins a day, Day 0 through Day 5. One concept, one concrete action. No marathon sessions.
That's exactly who this is for. Claude Code isn't programming. It's giving a sharp teammate clear briefs. If you can onboard a new hire or brief a contractor, you can do this.
You start in one clean folder, not your whole computer. Day 2 walks you through a safe workspace with nothing sensitive inside, and Day 5 teaches a verification loop before you trust the output.
Yes. But if you would rather not pay, you can run the same workflow on OpenAI's Codex, which has a limited free tier. This way you can test out using an agent before committing. Or if you have a subscription with another LLM, you can use their agent as well. The core idea is the same.
One email a day with a short written lesson and a walkthrough video, built around the real work you pick on Day 0. By the end you've selected one task, set up Claude Code safely, created a first pass, improved it with better context and frameworks, and learned to verify what comes back.
You keep everything you built. If you want to go further, I run a live cohort called Claude Code Week, where we turn that first handoff into a working system around your real, messy work. I'll mention it near the end. No pressure either way.