You don't need to be a coder
Most of what AI is good at right now isn't writing code. It's writing copy, summarizing inboxes, building budgets, drafting RFPs, watching shelves, generating ad creative. We teach the work you already do, faster.
You don't need to be a coder. We teach practical AI for the departments that actually move your P&L: marketing, finance, operations, ads, procurement. Claude-led, because it's what we ship daily — but the skills transfer to any tool. Tailored to your company, every time.
Five days. One email each morning. Every lesson is one real Claude application, one prompt template you can paste straight in, and one piece of homework you can finish before lunch. No coding. No theory. Built for owner-operators who want something to show by next Friday. Free.
Account set up, first real task, and the one prompt shape that fixes most bad output.
How to talk to Claude so you get operator-grade output instead of generic filler. The one prompt shape that fixes 80% of bad results: role, task, context, format.
Set up your account and run your first real task: rewrite a customer email so it sounds like you, not a robot.
You are my [role, e.g. operations manager]. Task: [what you need done]. Context: [the situation, who it is for, any constraints]. Give it to me as [format, e.g. a 4-sentence email in a warm, direct tone].
Paste in one real email you owe someone today, have Claude draft the reply, edit one line, and send it.
Summarize threads, draft replies, and pull the obligations out of contracts and invoices.
The three moves that claw back 30 minutes a day: summarize long threads, draft replies in your voice, and extract what matters from contracts and invoices.
Turn your longest email thread (or a contract) into a 5-bullet summary with the ask, the deadline, and the risk, plus a drafted reply.
Summarize this thread for a busy owner. Give me: 1) what they are actually asking, 2) the deadline, 3) anything risky or unclear, 4) a drafted reply I can edit. Thread: [paste]
Run it on your three oldest unread emails. Notice how long it did not take.
Turn tribal knowledge into an SOP, then into a reusable prompt your team can run without you.
How to turn the stuff that only lives in your head into a repeatable SOP, and then into a Claude prompt your team can run without you in the room.
Take one "here is how we do X" process and turn it into a numbered SOP a new hire could follow, then a reusable prompt that runs it.
Here is how we do [process], described messily: [brain-dump]. Turn it into a numbered SOP a new hire could follow. Then write me a Claude prompt that performs this process on a new input.
Document the one process that would break if you went on vacation tomorrow.
Build one repeatable workflow for the part of the business that hurts most.
Where AI earns its keep first in your world (marketing, finance, ops, ads, procurement, or sales) and how to build one workflow you will actually reuse.
Build a repeatable workflow for your department. Quote drafts. Ad variants. Budget-variance notes. Vendor triage. Pick the one that hurts.
Quotes example. You are my estimator. Customer request: [paste]. Our pricing logic: [your rules]. Draft a quote-ready summary with line items, assumptions, and a friendly cover note. Flag anything you would ask the customer before sending.
Run your new workflow on one real piece of work this week. Time the before and the after.
Map where AI fits, where it does not, and rank the top three things to build first.
How to spot where AI fits in your operation, where it is a waste of time, and what to build first, so you stop dabbling and start compounding.
Run a self-audit of your business and rank the top three automations by payoff.
Here is my operation: [your business, team size, the work that eats the most time]. Where would AI save the most hours? Where is it a bad fit or too risky? Rank the top 3 things I should build first, and why.
Take your number one. Book a free Discovery Call and bring it. We will tell you straight if it is worth building.
Most AI training was built for technical teams. This isn't. We teach the people who run the business: the owner, the head of marketing, the controller, the ops lead. The ones who decide whether AI is worth their team's time.
Most of what AI is good at right now isn't writing code. It's writing copy, summarizing inboxes, building budgets, drafting RFPs, watching shelves, generating ad creative. We teach the work you already do, faster.
Generic 'AI for business' courses are slide decks. We come in cold, learn your operation, and build the program around your departments: marketing, finance, operations, procurement, whatever moves your number.
Claude-led because it's what we ship every day — but the skills transfer to any model. And the toolbox is bigger than one tool: vision when the work is visual, image generation when marketing needs assets, code agents like Codex when it gets technical, open-weight models you run on-prem when the data can't leave the building. We pick what works.
We organize every program around the departments that decide whether AI was worth your time. Pick the ones that matter to your business, and we'll customize the curriculum to fit. No theoretical applications. No "imagine if…" examples. Real work, from your real operation.
/// We'll teach what your team will actually use. Tell us where the friction is on the Discovery Call.
We ship most in Claude, and we teach from it because it's what we use every day. But the moves transfer — the same prompt and workflow skills work in Codex, Gemini, or an open model you run yourself. Here's the toolbox we teach from, and when each tool earns a place in your workflow.
The model we use most days. Cleaner refusals, honest tool use, best long-context behavior we've measured.
Default for writing, analysis, planning, conversation. Where most engagements start.
Claude in your terminal and codebase. When the work is technical.
For the Champion who's tackling a technical project. Optional for non-technical teams.
Multimodal. Read documents, screenshots, shop floor photos, shelf images.
Invoice extraction, anomaly detection, document understanding, accessibility audits.
Image generation tools, each with different strengths. We help you pick the right one per use case.
Marketing assets, product mockups, presentation visuals, social creative.
Code-specific agents and IDE integrations. Different tradeoffs than Claude Code.
When you have an engineering team that wants options, or specific framework affinity.
Open-weight models you can run on your own hardware. No data leaves the building, no per-token bill.
When privacy, compliance, or cost rules out a frontier API — legal, healthcare, finance, high-volume internal tools.
Multi-model routers. Useful when you need to compare answers or fall back.
Cost optimization, A/B testing models on the same prompt, redundancy planning.
/// Plus ~15 others. Every program is customized. We won't teach a tool you'll never touch.
Start with the free bootcamp. Graduate to a workshop, a briefing, or, for the teams who want to go all-in, the AI Champion Cohort. Every program ladders into the next. Every program is built around Claude Code, the tool we ship with daily — but everything you learn transfers to whatever you end up using.
One email a day for five days. Each one: a real Claude application, a prompt template you can paste in, and a homework task you can finish before lunch. Built for owner-operators who want to stop reading about AI and start using it before next Friday.
Account set up, first real task, and the one prompt shape that fixes most bad output.
Summarize threads, draft replies, and pull the obligations out of contracts and invoices.
Turn tribal knowledge into an SOP, then into a reusable prompt your team can run without you.
Build one repeatable workflow for the part of the business that hurts most.
Map where AI fits, where it does not, and rank the top three things to build first.
A focused half-day for a team that's ready to use AI on real work. No coding required. We pick two of your departments (marketing, finance, ops, ads, procurement) and by 5pm everyone has shipped at least one real artifact with Claude that they can use Monday morning.
Plan-then-execute. Constraints. Verification. The three prompt shapes that work for SMB workflows.
Pick a department. Bring a real artifact: a draft, a spreadsheet, a brief. Walk out with the version Claude helped you build.
Second department, second artifact. By now everyone has the loop. We pair, we critique, we improve.
Build your team's prompt library. Decide what to use Monday. Document the patterns. Leave with a one-page playbook.
A direct, no-deck conversation with your leadership team about what Claude can and cannot do for your specific business. We come in cold, walk out with a one-page memo your CEO can act on Monday.
We learn the business. Strategy, constraints, current AI exposure, what you've already tried.
Demoed against three real artifacts from your business. No slides. No "imagine if…".
Where it fits in the next 6 months. Where it shouldn't. What to pilot first, who runs the pilot, what 'good' looks like.
Sent to the room within 48 hours. Specific. Honest. Includes the things AI won't fix.
Pick one person on your team. We turn them into your in-house AI lead. Four weeks of intensive training, taught against real problems from your business, with a graduation project that ships to production. By the end, you have an internal Champion who can teach the rest of the team, not a dependency on us.
Installation. The three prompt shapes that work. Plan-then-execute. We tour every department (marketing, finance, ops, ads, procurement) and tag the workflows worth automating first.
Pick the department where AI will earn its keep fastest. We go deep there: prompt patterns, tool choices, vision models if needed, image gen if marketing. By end of week, your Champion has shipped a real artifact for that team.
Beyond chat: build a tool that lives inside your workflow. Could be a Claude-powered spreadsheet. Could be an image-gen pipeline for marketing. Could be a Claude Code script for ops. We architect together, your Champion builds.
Team norms. Measuring ROI honestly. Documenting prompts. Running internal office hours. Graduation project ships and gets used by real coworkers, not just demoed.
For when none of the above quite fits. A 3-day deep-dive for a specific team. A multi-week cohort for a larger organization. Industry-specific Claude training for legal, accounting, or property management firms. We scope it on the Discovery Call and estimate the hours.
Front office (tenant comms), back office (accounting and billing), and ops over eight weeks. Three cohorts, one playbook. Every department had something shipped before we left.
Two half-days. Tax season prep. Specific guardrails around client data and confidentiality.
Recurring rhythm for a 22-person services business. One Friday per quarter, on-site in Highlands Ranch. The owner and her ops/marketing/finance leads bring real questions, and we work through them together.
The premium program. We don't certify people. We build them an operating loop. The graduation project ships to production. The Champion becomes the internal AI lead. You stop needing us for the daily questions. That's the whole point.
Installation. The three prompt shapes that work. Plan-then-execute. We tour every department (marketing, finance, ops, ads, procurement) and tag the workflows worth automating first.
Pick the department where AI will earn its keep fastest. We go deep there: prompt patterns, tool choices, vision models if needed, image gen if marketing. By end of week, your Champion has shipped a real artifact for that team.
Beyond chat: build a tool that lives inside your workflow. Could be a Claude-powered spreadsheet. Could be an image-gen pipeline for marketing. Could be a Claude Code script for ops. We architect together, your Champion builds.
Team norms. Measuring ROI honestly. Documenting prompts. Running internal office hours. Graduation project ships and gets used by real coworkers, not just demoed.
Education without outcomes is theater. Here's what every Champion cohort produces, and our skin in the game if it doesn't.
The bootcamp is free. Five emails. Day 1 starts the moment you sign up. If you're not shipping something useful with Claude by Day 5, we'll refund the zero dollars you paid us.
Book a Discovery Call. We'll figure out whether a workshop, a briefing, or the cohort is the right next step — or if you're ready to skip ahead.
The Custom Programs path is for that. We've run cohorts of 20+ engineers. Tell us about your team.
Cohorts are small by design: 8 Champions max. Book a call and we'll hold you a seat in the next one.