01 · Why this workshop? From scattered information to a useful workflow
Jai introduces the workshop goal of moving from scattered files and slow, improvised work toward organizing information and learning practical data preparation techniques.
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02 · What can AI use when your information is scattered?
Nicole explains that she currently collects her notes and personal business materials in Apple Notes as they discuss what files AI can work with.
03 · Before you draft: retrieve, rank, structure, generate
Jai outlines the four-step sequence to retrieve, rank, structure, and generate documents using Nicole's notes before testing and deploying the results.
04 · Give Claude a goal, context and a standard to work toward
Jai explains how to give Claude Code a clear goal and context to build a resume and career presentation from prepared data.
05 · Which of Claude’s suggestions actually fit?
Jai explains how sorting and filtering notes into categories helps identify which items genuinely fit a specific goal.
06 · Review the first draft without overlooking weak recommendations
Jai opens the completed output folder to examine the newly generated notes draft.
07 · Use the career story: choose a next step and explain it
Nicole explains her role in the workshop pilot and describes using her workshop experience to help women build and grow with AI.
08 · From the first draft to something Nicole can use
Jai discusses the background of the curriculum, citing workforce challenges for recent college graduates looking for employment.
09 · Revisit the workbook: judgment, goals and the terminal
Nicole and Jai review a workbook diagram of judgment and responsibility rings to check whether the graphic clearly communicates the workflow.
10 · Read Claude’s trace: what happened to the names in the photo?
Jai describes inspecting Claude's intermediate notes and reasoning steps so corrections can directly address where the tool went off track.
11 · Follow the core four through the homework session
Nicole reviews the core operations of retrieving, ranking, classifying into structured groups, and generating final outputs.
12 · Try a briefcase, inspect the draft, and compare a brochure
Jai and Nicole discuss how carefully reviewing draft artifacts and correcting bad decisions helps improve future project outcomes.
13 · Why did the old headline return? Find Nicole’s preferred wording
Nicole and Jai check where revised documents were saved, noting that file directory locations affect what Claude reads and compares.
14 · Review the map and the claims in Nicole’s resume
Jai walks through page 14 of the workbook to show how identifying the wrong source file helps correct a resume draft for upcoming applications.
15 · Request the next resume and website draft
Jai and Nicole discuss tailoring roles and drafting a personal website that presents her background as an online business manager.
16 · Recap: where to check search, ranking, decisions and output
Jai reviews how working in the wrong folder causes Claude to search the wrong files and produce incorrect output.
17 · Review the website draft and set the next homework
Jai outlines next steps for reviewing the website draft and identifying creator businesses where Nicole can pitch her support.
18 · Use the skills independently: the final workshop
Jai and Nicole open the final workshop session by discussing her progress from starting fresh to building a promotional website.
19 · Choose a new path and turn goals into practice
Jai explains how treating Claude practice like exercise builds habits and introduces the briefcase proposal for pitching clients.
20 · Revisit the workbook and diagnose the earlier mistake
Nicole and Jai return to the workbook and recall pointing Claude to the original sources so it could compare revisions and fix mistakes.
21 · Research potential clients, then test the evidence
Jai observes Claude attempting to resolve a person's name and explains why human oversight remains necessary when testing AI output.
22 · Build a prospect tracker and identify the work still needed
Nicole requests a lead spreadsheet so she can use her briefcase proposal and competitor analysis to reach out directly to prospects.
23 · Connect browser research and inspect a partly filled tracker
Jai checks the connection to an external tool server in the terminal to help speed up research tasks.
24 · Choose a lead and challenge the first offer
Jai frames a prompt using case study details from Nicole's notes to outline her previous experience for a client lead.
25 · Connect Gmail and test whether the offer fits
Jai guides Nicole through opening Claude Code in a new terminal tab and using the slash command prompt to explore setup options.
26 · Plan independent practice and try mobile access
Jai and Nicole discuss her progress building websites and how independent, everyday practice helps resolve real career and business questions.
27 · Review the drafts and set the final workbook assignment
Jai and Nicole inspect an automated email draft created for a lead and notice the permission prompt in Claude Code.