Your first automation, running by module 6
One chore from your own list, timed before and after, saved as a script you can run again next week.
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Claude Code for small business.
Build, improve, and automate your business without becoming a traditional developer. Fourteen modules, one artifact each, ending in an internal tool your team actually opens.
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What you'll build
What's inside Claude Code.
You start by choosing one weekly chore you hate. You finish with an internal tool running in your business. Everything between is the safe path from one to the other.
An internal tool you built yourself
A commission calculator or seller net sheet with your real splits in it, verified against a deal you actually closed.
Guardrails before anything runs unattended
Credentials out of plain text, a written rule set, and a recovery drill you have done once on purpose.
Who this is for
Built for the agent who is done repeating themselves.
Agents running on spreadsheets and memory
The same weekly report, the same follow up list, the same re-entry. That is the work this removes.
Operators with no developer and no budget
Nobody writes code from scratch here. You describe what you want, review the plan, and approve it.
Anyone who tried automation and gave up
Module 5 is the permission model and a recovery drill, so you stop being afraid of breaking something.
How it works
Fourteen modules. One artifact each.
Format. Weekly modules with a deliverable at the end of each week. The platform tracks your progress and gives you a place to compare notes with the cohort.
Prerequisite. Claude Code installed and an active Claude subscription. Module 2 walks the install from scratch, including the terminal.
Full syllabus available inside the platform. We do not publish the week-by-week breakdown publicly because the lessons reference active client systems and proprietary prompts.
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