Course 3 · the whole of Claude, no code
Claude Mastery.
The six things Claude can do once you know they exist: Agents, Skills, Projects, Connectors, scheduled tasks and Artifacts. Guided inside your own account, for women who already use Claude every day. No code.
Five things that will feel natural.
- Set up an Agent that does a whole task while you are away, and know what it may touchAgents
- Save the way you like things done as a Skill, so Claude does it that way every timeSkills
- Run your life and your work from Projects that remember the right thingsProjects
- Connect your calendar, email and files, and keep Claude inside the lines you setConnectors
- Schedule the Monday brief, the bill check and the weekly plan to arrive on their ownScheduled tasks
Everything the course covers, in plain words.
Most of these are guided sessions Claude runs inside your own Project, on a sample we give you or on something of your own. The rest you read here, where your files and your progress live too. Nothing is ever locked.
Agents
A task you set up once that Claude carries out on its own, what it may touch, and how you check its work.
Skills
Your own way of doing a thing, saved once, so Claude follows it every time without being told again.
Projects, properly
One Project per part of your life, with the instructions and files that make each answer fit.
Connectors
Calendar, email, drive and the rest: what each one lets Claude see and do, and how to keep it narrow.
Scheduled tasks
Work that arrives on its own: a brief every morning, a check every Friday, a plan every Sunday night.
Artifacts that do things
Pages, trackers and small tools Claude builds for you, shared with one link, kept up to date.
Claude teaches it, in your account.
Each lesson starts with one line typed into your course Project. Claude explains the idea in plain words, shows an example, waits while you try it on a sample or on your own material, and reviews what you did.
What a clear request says
Claude only knows what you tell it. A good request says three things: what you want, who it is for, and what you will do with it.
Vague“Write an email to my landlord.”
Clear“Write a short, polite but firm email to my landlord about a dripping tap I have reported twice. I will send it today and I want a date for the repair.”
One price, yours for good.
- Every lesson, kept current as Claude changes
- Guided lessons Claude runs from our scripts, inside a Project in your own account
- Sample files for the exercises, or your own work
- Progress that follows you: phone, tablet, laptop, or any other device
Requires Claude Pro (~$20/mo, paid to Anthropic, not us).