A recorded workshop, made useful at your own pace
Claude Codefor Women Use Claude Code to organize your experience into a resume and short deck, prepare a consulting proposal, and practice methods you can use again.
Made by Jai Bhagat with Nicole (Nikki), workshop participant and co-learner.
01 Resume and short deck Collect the experience you want to explain. Shape it into a resume, a short deck, and a tracker for five to ten applications.
02 Consulting proposal Use your event and relationship experience to plan a small workshop pilot. Then build a proposal for a role you choose.
03 Methods you can reuse Practice a repeatable way to search, sort, check, and create with Claude Code. Try it in ten labs.
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Choose a chapter 01 · Begin here — Claude Code for Women 02 · Begin here — Choose what you want Claude Code to help with 03 · Begin here — Your three workbook milestones 04 · Find your bearings — The shell and the Claude Code prompt 05 · Find your bearings — Copy practice files into a separate folder 06 · Find your bearings — Read a Claude Code conversation 07 · Your personal packet — The four operations 08 · Your personal packet — Give Claude Code a goal and context 09 · Your personal packet — Rank evidence for the role you chose 10 · Your personal packet — Review evidence categories before drafting 11 · Your personal packet — Ctrl+O: inspect tool actions 12 · Find your bearings — The slash command menu 13 · Find your bearings — Recover from a missing or incorrect file 14 · Your personal packet — Revise your existing personal document 15 · Your personal packet — Align your resume, deck, and spoken introduction 16 · Your personal packet — Track five to ten role applications 17 · Your personal packet — Explain one checked result and one next step 18 · Build a useful briefcase — A consulting proposal for the workshop 19 · Build a useful briefcase — Apply the four operations to the workshop brief 20 · Build a useful briefcase — Draft one workshop pilot proposal 21 · Build a useful briefcase — Rehearse with fictional attendee data 22 · Build a useful briefcase — Prepare a short introduction request for Jai 23 · Try it independently — Choose a role you can support with evidence 24 · Try it independently — Create your own briefcase for a new role 25 · Try it independently — Check both proposals against the review criteria 26 · Keep your playbook — Find a method for your next task 27 · Playbook · Choose — Goal selection 28 · Playbook · Retrieve — Source inventory 29 · Playbook · Rank — Evidence ranking 30 · Playbook · Classify — Facts and assumptions 31 · Playbook · Inspect — Tool inspection 32 · Playbook · Improve — Claim correction 33 · Playbook · Demonstrate — Proposal rehearsal 34 · Playbook · Reuse — Method reuse 35 · Keep going — Continue with the ten practice labs 36 · Keep going — Plan three uses and review what happened 37 · References — Find the replay, help page, or source you need 38 · Terminal reference — Read a permission request before answering 39 · Playbook · Generate — Draft from evidence 01 / 39
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Claude Code for Women A visual field guide for turning your experience into a personal story, a useful proposal, and a way of working you can repeat.
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Follow Nicole and Jai’s October 23 workshop. Pause to do the work, then return to the next page. You can complete the guide over several sittings.
Check your work
You will keep three things: a personal packet, a briefcase you can explain, and your own collection of useful plays.
Write it in your own words
The opportunity I want to make possible is… Copy writing prompt ↗ Replay this moment in the workshop ← Previous 1 of 39 Next → Workshop sources
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