You take one of your tasks that comes back every week, your follow-ups, sorting your incoming requests, your check-ins, and you show Claude how to do it. Once. After that, it prepares the work on its own, and you approve before anything goes out.
Nine short modules, about four hours. From the very first one, you put Claude on a real task and watch it work. By the end, a good part of your week gets prepared without you, and every decision stays yours.
This course produces something concrete in every module. By the end, here is what actually exists in your week, built with your own hands.
Your follow-ups or check-ins, written by Claude before you think of them, ready to approve. The first thing that gets done without you.
The directions you give Claude once, kept and reused every week without rewriting them. Your 228 Toolkit, built piece by piece.
Your requests, emails and messages sorted and prepared, with a suggested reply for each. You open a pile already in order, and you decide.
Your house rules, what never leaves your walls, and the spots to check Claude before approving. The decision stays yours, always.
You know what Claude does for you, because you are the one who showed it.
This course exists for one simple reason: to make you able to put Claude on the tasks that come back, without becoming technical and without losing control.
About four hours in total. No chapter to watch passively: each module ends with a real task handed to Claude and a piece added to your 228 Toolkit.
You open Claude and hand it a first real task. From this module on, you see it prepare something usable, and you understand the place you keep.
You frame your request like you would to an assistant, you write the instruction once, and Claude follows it. The first piece of your Toolkit.
You put Claude to prepare a task in batch, ahead, for the whole week. Your follow-ups or check-ins wait for you, ready to approve.
You show Claude how to sort the requests that arrive and suggest a reply for each. You open a pile already in order.
You give Claude your way of pricing and writing, and it prepares first drafts true to you. You adjust instead of starting from a blank page.
You put Claude to answer your reviews and keep your simple numbers up to date. The follow-up that usually slips gets done as you go.
Claude gets it wrong sometimes, and with confidence. You learn the three spots to check before approving, and to correct it instead of fixing its text yourself.
What you never put into Claude, what does not leave your place, and the clear line you draw once. Your house rules, written down.
You bring your Claude tasks together into a week plan. A good part gets prepared without you, and you see where this goes next.
Nine modules · about four hours · nine pieces in your 228 Toolkit
Claude prepares fast, and most of the time, well. But it gets things wrong sometimes, and it does so with confidence. That is what scares a lot of people, and it is exactly what module 7 settles. You learn the three places to look before approving, and the reflex that changes everything: you are not correcting its text, you are correcting Claude. That is what makes all the rest safe. You hand it the preparation, never the decision.
This course does not come from a theory. At 228, our follow-ups, our sorting, our check-ins and a good part of our prep go through Claude, exactly the way you learn here. You watch over the shoulder of someone using it for their own week, with the real trade-offs, what we hand it and what we keep for ourselves. Nothing in the course that we do not do ourselves.
The examples are drawn from a service business and from real estate. The skeleton copies over: an instruction written once, a task prepared in batch, a sort, a decision line. The flesh changes with your trade, and each module moves it to yours with a "For your line of work" box. Do not copy the example word for word. Copy the method.
A part of your week, prepared without you, and every decision still yours. That is what you keep at the end: tasks that get done on their own, and your hand on what matters.
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