Open to every member, always. Go at your own pace, in any order.
Talking to AI well, files and folders, memory, screenshots, getting unstuck. Dip in anytime, in any order.
The ladder, in order: co-work on your real files, then code in the desktop app, then the terminal when you want it.
The difference between chat, co-work and code, run on one real task of your own so you can feel which is which.
Stop re-explaining yourself in every new chat. Hand one conversation to the next, write your standing facts down once, then let a project carry them for you.
Teach Claude something once so you never explain it again. Go from repeating yourself to a skill that does it your way.
Make something real. Each one opens when you join it, or when it launches.
Notice the friction in your own life clearly enough to name it, then build the thing that removes it.
Build version one of your own family operating system, and put it online for real. No new platform, nobody else to convince.
Five days, one build. Spec on Monday’s live kickoff, build it midweek, then change it three times and show it Friday.
Plan, build and launch a real website of your own, then get it online with your own domain.