Door 1 · learning
In five sessions, go from beginner to upper intermediate
Take them in order or pick and choose. Part of the content is built on what your team actually does.
The five sessions form a logical sequence, from beginner to upper intermediate. You are free to start with the one that matches your team’s level — we do, however, recommend following the path from the start.
- One person, from the first email to the last session.
- The audit price is deducted from your first training session.
- Your data stays yours, never used for training.
f1 · Half a day
Choosing your AI, and prompting well
Which tool for what, and how to talk to it.
Contact us to find out more about the content of each training session
Outside the path: the tool micro-sessions — one specific tool in 1 to 1.5 hours, by video call, on Airtable, Gemini Notebook, Fathom or Notion — and Claude Code, the basics, described just below.
In addition
Claude Code, the basics
A session outside the path: you build a project from start to finish, up to a working mock-up. Everyone builds the same one — that is what lets each person get to the end within the session.
- 01Quick theoryFive ideas to steer with — you only delegate well what you understand.
- 02Tips and toolingThree open-source plugins that make the tool more reliable, and the question of visual output.
- 03The methodThe pre-flight and the pipeline: the order you work in, and why.
- 04Workshop: the running projectThe small appointment-booking app, built during the session.
- Duration
- Three and a half hours
- Prerequisite
- Comfortable with Claude — ideally after f1 and f4
- You leave with
- Your pre-flight, to paste once into the project
The pre-flight is the piece that lasts longest: a block of instructions you paste once into your project, and that the tool re-reads at every session. You leave with your own, not with a generic template.
How it runs
A session looks like a working morning, not a lecture.
You come with your live files. We open them. Whatever gets produced in the session is usable the next day. Eight people maximum, by video call — on-site is possible in Wallonia and Brussels.
Before
A short exchange to establish who attends, with which tools, and on which files. Nothing else to prepare.
During
Everyone on their own machine, on their own cases. I move between them. Silly questions are welcome; they are usually the useful ones.
After
A written memo, specific to your team, with the prompts kept and the settings applied. And if something sticks, a tool micro-session can be scheduled afterwards.
The only way in
Which one is for you? Thirty minutes is enough to tell.
Thirty minutes to know what to hand over.
Write two lines about what eats your time. You get a proposed slot, and the price of the audit, before committing to anything.
Request a slotThat is what the audit is for: choosing between them, or telling you none is needed yet. Its price is deducted in full from your first training session.