Two agents she uses every day.
Chloe F., a medical recruiter, left with two agents running: one that finds leads and one that drafts the outreach.
The $1 Claude Cowork Intro · live on Zoom · Thursday, September 17 at 1:00 PM PDT
One hour · $1 · both of us in the room
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Not a webinar and not a slide deck. We share a screen, open a real job out of your week, and build the thing that does it. At the end of the hour it is on your machine, working, and you know how to tell when it is wrong.
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What people walked out with
Specific things specific people built with us. What you leave with depends on the job you bring, and on whether you bring one.
Claude writing the animation scripts.
Cole P., motion graphics and design at Seismic Software, had no idea Claude could hook into After Effects and write animation scripts. It went home wired up.
Agent teams that run on loops.
Brandon D., a software engineer at Walmart, builds agent teams that run on loops with all their context synced between them.
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The hour
What we actually do
First 15 minutes
Why Claude sounds generic for you, and the file that fixes it
You get answers that could belong to anybody. The model is not the problem. It has never been told what your company is, what you sound like, or what finished looks like on your desk.
We open a CLAUDE.md on screen and write the context together, so every answer after that starts from your work instead of from nothing.
The next 25
Turning one job you repeat into a skill you can run again
Pick the thing you do every week and resent. Call prep, contract review, the status report nobody reads, the same five-step cleanup on every file.
We turn that one job into a skill, run it on your real input, and fix the two places it gets your standard wrong. You brief it once the way you would brief a new hire.
The last 20
Leaving with it running, not with notes
Most training ends with a document you never open again. This ends with a file on your machine that does a job.
We install it, run it once together, and show you the line that tells you when it has gone wrong — because the thing nobody teaches is how to notice a good-looking answer that is incorrect.
Everyone in the live room gets Automate-It. It is our $29.99 skill that reads what your week actually contains and ranks what is worth handing to Claude first, then builds the top one and confirms it runs. Yours for turning up.
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Meet your instructors
Trusted Anthropic Claude Experts
Scotty has spent the last 10 years in tech working in data analysis, development, and large language model fine tuning. He architects backend systems, automation pipelines, and AI infrastructure, turning strategic roadmaps into production-grade solutions that run reliably at scale.
Austin has spent his career in information intelligence and B2B enterprise SaaS sales at executive level, on a systems analysis foundation. As solutions architect he scopes every engagement and decides what it actually is, turning business requirements into architecture that holds up in production.
Fair questions
Why does it cost a dollar?
It is not about the money. A dollar keeps the room at fifteen, and fifteen is the number that lets us open your actual work on screen instead of talking at you for an hour. It also means that if you come to the Saturday workshop later, you are not buying from strangers.
Do I need to be technical?
No. If you can use Claude in a browser you can do this. Nothing in the hour needs a terminal, and nobody is going to ask you to write code. The people in the room are recruiters, marketers, operators and founders more often than they are engineers.
What if I cannot make Thursday?
This is a live working session. The building happens live and the questions get answered live, which is the whole value, so there is no replay that is worth the same. If Thursday genuinely does not work, the three-hour Saturday workshop covers the same ground with far more time on your own work.
How long is it, and when does it start?
One hour. We stay on afterwards for as long as there are questions, which is usually another fifteen or twenty minutes. Come a couple of minutes early with Claude open so the hour is spent building rather than installing.
What is the catch?
There is no catch, and there is an offer. At the end we will tell you about the three-hour Saturday workshop, which is $799. Joining it is optional and the hour is built to be worth your time on its own. If you leave after sixty minutes with one thing running, we did our job.
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Thursday, September 17 at 1:00 PM PDT