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Build Your First Claude Agent

Claude Deep Dive

Ninety minutes. You pick what we build. You leave with a working agent.

In the first five minutes, you'll vote on which of three agents Ashley builds live. She builds the winner from scratch in front of you, including the part most sessions skip: what to do when the agent gets something wrong and needs fixing. You'll build alongside her from a starter template, so you leave with something working even if you fall behind.

Claude Deep Dive

Ninety minutes. You pick what we build. You leave with a working agent.

In the first five minutes, you'll vote on which of three agents Ashley builds live. She builds the winner from scratch in front of you, including the part most sessions skip: what to do when the agent gets something wrong and needs fixing. You'll build alongside her from a starter template, so you leave with something working even if you fall behind.

A look inside a recent session

Workflows You Build Once and Reuse Every Week

The difference between a prompt and a workflow is that a prompt gets used once and a workflow gets used fifty times. This session focuses on building the kind of Claude setups that you can run the same way every time.

Stop Re-Explaining Yourself Every Session

Claude doesn't remember what you told it yesterday, unless you set it up to. You'll see how to give Claude persistent context about your role, your projects, and how you work so every conversation starts from where you left off instead of from scratch.



From Rough Notes to Ready-to-Send in Seconds

Meeting notes, voice memos, scattered thoughts, half-finished drafts. You'll see how to hand Claude the messy version of your work and get back something polished enough to send to your team, your manager, or your client without a single round of editing.


You decide what we build

The Competitor Teardown Agent

You already know your competitors exist. You do not have a system for reading them. This agent takes any competitor's website, deck, or pricing page and turns it into a structured breakdown: positioning, pricing signals, strengths, and the gap you can exploit. What used to take an afternoon of tab-switching happens in minutes, and it happens live, in front of you, so you watch exactly how the agent thinks.

The Deal Reviewer

An RFP, a contract, a proposal. One missed clause and it costs you. This agent reads the document and flags the risk, the missing terms, and the exact points to push back on in negotiation. It is the kind of review you would normally pay a lawyer or a senior team member to do. You will build it yourself in ninety minutes.


The Client Onboarding Agent

The first week with a new client sets the tone for the whole relationship, and it is usually improvised. This agent takes the intake form or kickoff notes and produces a tailored onboarding plan plus the week-one communication, ready to send.

The Deal Reviewer

An RFP, a contract, a proposal. One missed clause and it costs you. This agent reads the document and flags the risk, the missing terms, and the exact points to push back on in negotiation. It is the kind of review you would normally pay a lawyer or a senior team member to do. You will build it yourself in ninety minutes.


Who this is for


Operators and leaders who already use Claude and want it doing real work instead of answering questions. No technical background required. If you can describe a task clearly, you can build this.

What you'll walk away with



A working agent you built during the session

Templates for all three candidate agents, not just the one we built

A framework for scoping your next agent so it ships instead of stalls

A troubleshooting method for when an agent gets it wrong

Every prompt used in the session

The full recording

What you'll walk away with (bullet list section)


A working agent you built during the session

Templates for all three candidate agents, not just the one we built

A framework for scoping your next agent so it ships instead of stalls

A troubleshooting method for when an agent gets it wrong

Every prompt used in the session

The full recording