Glass network of paths leading into one core
Module 0 · Foundation · 0.1.1
Welcome to Foundation
Three paths. Same skills.
A glass loop of the same documents going round and round, next to a machine that sorts the files
The same kind of email
Numbers into the same report
Looking for the same file
Module 0 · Foundation · 0.1.1

The same tasks come back every week

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Welcome to Foundation

Hand off the repeat work. Keep the parts that need you.

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An assistant that never gets tired
Time for the parts that need you
Module 0
Foundation
The first module of this course
Infographic: The AI Assistant Pattern — Explain, Hand Off, Check, for all three paths
An independent consultant, an office worker and a curious learner, each on a glass platform that feeds one core
ConsultantHelp local small businesses use AI
Office workerStop doing weekly tasks by hand
Curious learnerUse AI safely in your own life
Three paths. Same skills.
Who this course is for

Three kinds of learners, one set of skills

A glowing glass cube full of knowledge, and an empty glass folder for your own business
Day 1
Knows a lot about the world
Knows nothing about you yet
You and your business
Your customers
How you like things done
A simple way to think about Claude

A smart new hire: knows the world, not you

A laptop where you explain, a glass pipe that hands the work off, and a screen with a check shield
1ExplainSay clearly what you want
2Hand offLet the assistant do the steps
3CheckReview before it goes out
The whole course in one picture

Your job: explain well, hand off, then check

Rosa's glass bakery inside a protective glass dish
Small bakery · Van Nuys
Conchas
Birthday & wedding cakes
Office breakfast catering
Rosa, a smiling pastry chef holding a tray of cupcakes
Rosa · baker
One example in every video

Meet Rosa. Her bakery is our example.

Rosa's bakery with a calendar, an email and a handwritten list floating above it
Customer emails at night
Weekly specials by hand
Orders in 3 different places
Rosa, the baker
Rosa · baker
Rosa's week

Rosa's week is full of repeat work

Rosa's bakery inside a protective glass dish with a red check shield
No real personal data
Other stops along the way

Every example uses made-up data, never real people

A dental office
An auto repair shop
Names, customers, numbers: all made up
A glass path through five stations: a gate, a safe, a desk, a filing tower and a small factory
1Pick the right part of ClaudeChat · hand off a task · build
2Know what data is safe to share…and what never goes into AI
3Write a clear BriefUseful answers the first time
By the end of this module

By the end of this module, you can do five things

1Pick the right part of ClaudeChat · hand off a task · build
2Know what data is safe to share…and what never goes into AI
3Write a clear BriefUseful answers the first time
4Set up your workspaceMemory · files · a scheduled task
5Automate one real weekly taskWith a human check before it's sent
By the end of this module

By the end of this module, you can do five things

A layer of moving glass buttons on top of a solid glass foundation
Buttons move. Names change.New features every month
The pattern staysExplain · hand off · check
Screens shown at the time of recording
How we teach

We teach the pattern, because the buttons change

A crossed-out glass cloud, and a glass tray holding a file, a checklist and a small safe
A file, a checklist or a finished task
Not a feeling. A result.
You check it before you use it
We never promise“Saves X hours”   “Earn $X”
You get: habits for clearer, safer work
How you'll know it's working

Every lesson ends with a result you can check

Glass network of paths leading into one core
Recap

Three ideas to take with you

01
Three paths, same skills
Consultant, office worker or curious learner
02
A smart new assistant
You explain, you hand off, you check
03
Rosa's bakery, all the way
Safe, made-up data · patterns that outlast the buttons
A grid of glass task boxes with one lifted out and highlighted red
Your one task
Your turn

Pick one task you'd happily never do by hand again

Reflect · your answer
Hold that thought.
Next video · 0.1.2
Pick your path + start your weekly task audit