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Before you start

Onboard Yourself

Ten minutes telling your AI who you are, so the answers stop coming back generic. It interviews you and writes a page called You, On One Page.

Paste one block into Claude, answer the questions out loud the way you would talk to a person, then put the page it writes into Claude's instructions in Settings.

Webinar one

Onboard Your Business

Twenty quiet minutes, and your AI stops guessing at what you do. It interviews you and hands back your business on one page, plus the instructions that teach Claude that business.

Paste one block into Claude and answer plainly. Keep the page it writes; it is the thing every later conversation reads.

Webinar two

Onboard Your Project

Works out whether a piece of work should be a project at all, says so plainly when the answer is no, and writes the project's instructions when the answer is yes.

Paste block one into a chat before you create anything. Block two makes your AI keep a journal of the work, so you stop explaining the same thing twice.

Webinar three

Onboard Your AI Agent

Asks about the work you do every week, picks the one task worth handing over first, says plainly when a task is not ready, and then writes it.

Paste one block into Claude. It applies one test to your task: if this goes wrong, could you undo it. Take the verdict seriously, including "not yet".

Webinar four

Claude Best Practices

Use your Claude well: eleven plain habits for getting better answers, from asking Claude how to ask, to briefing it like a sharp new hire, to saving what works.

Webinar six

Six Systems of a Practice

Where your agents go, and the written job you hand them: what each of the six systems reads, what it produces, and the yes that stays with you.