You manage people, projects, and a calendar that manages you back. In 20 hours over 5 days, you'll build a personal command center in Claude Chat and Claude Code — a system that already knows your team, your priorities, and your voice — and run your real week through it before the course ends.
Meeting notes. Status roll-ups. 1:1 prep. Feedback drafts. The email explaining the thing you already explained in the meeting about the email. None of it is why you got the job — and all of it is work Claude can carry, if it knows your context.
Every chat starts from zero. Claude doesn't know your team's names, your Q3 goals, or that "the migration" means something specific. So you re-type it. Every. Single. Time.
Drafts sound like HR wrote them. Generic AI output takes longer to fix than writing from scratch — so you quietly stopped using it.
Your calendar runs you. Back-to-back meetings, no prep, follow-ups leaking through the cracks by Thursday.
You know AI matters, but nothing sticks. You've saved the articles. Watched the videos. Nothing survived contact with a real Monday.
Your AI Command Center is a structured, private workspace — plain files you own, opened in Claude Chat and Claude Code — that gives Claude permanent knowledge of your world. It's six moving parts working together. Once they exist, every conversation starts at 80% instead of zero.
Not a metaphor — real folders you own, organized by the SORT method: Signals (what's live now), Orbits (ongoing areas you own), Reference (playbooks & mental models), Trail (finished work, kept for recall). It maps to how a manager actually works.
Reusable workflows you trigger on command in Claude Code: standup summaries, meeting prep, voice-matched drafts, and turning a raw transcript into decisions and action items.
Your voice constraints, your decision rules, and every correction you've made — captured once and applied in every session, so you stop repeating yourself to a machine.
Hook Claude to your calendar, email, and Slack so it reads them on a schedule and surfaces what actually needs you — instead of you digging for it every morning.
Plan, work, review, learn. Every correction becomes a rule; every strong output becomes a template. The system gets sharper the more you use it — the opposite of a course you forget.
Active context, open threads, and preferences carried from one conversation to the next — so you never start a chat cold or re-explain where things stand.
Each session is 4 hours: short teaching bursts, then live building on your actual work in Claude Chat and Claude Code while the instructor coaches. Bring a real week; leave with a system running on it. Private cohorts run the same 20 hours on a schedule that fits your team.
"Day 2 alone was worth the price. I ran Wednesday's leadership meeting through the prep-and-recap flow and my director asked who helped me with the follow-up doc. Me. It was me and my command center."
"I manage 11 people and was drowning in 1:1 prep. The person-files system means I walk into every 1:1 knowing exactly where we left off. My team noticed within two weeks."
"The voice profile is black magic. Drafts come out sounding like me — slightly better me, honestly. I stopped rewriting AI output and started shipping it."
Same 20 hours, same curriculum, same instructor, same $1,497 per person. The only difference is who's in the room and when it runs.
Our scheduled 5-day format — 4 hours a day, capped at 20 seats so you're coached, not lectured. You'll build alongside managers from other companies and swap what's working.
Run the full 20 hours for your team alone, on a flexible schedule that meets your team's needs — five half-days, two intensives, or weekly sessions across a month. Built on your company's real work, with your AI policy baked in.
Want to train your team together? Run a private cohort — same $1,497 per person, 20 hours, on a schedule that fits your team.
About 30 minutes of pre-work (a week-audit worksheet we send you) and 15 minutes a week to maintain your command center afterward. That's the whole tax. The system is designed to be cheaper to keep than to abandon.
That's exactly the argument for it. You build the system on your real work during class — the meeting you prep on Day 2 is a real meeting; the 1:1s you prep on Day 3 are next week's. Most grads are net-positive on hours before the course ends.
No. Prompting is asking a stranger for a favor, nicely. A command center makes Claude not a stranger. The difference shows up on the tenth use, when your context is already loaded and a status report takes 4 minutes instead of 40.
They'll know you show up prepared. We're opinionated here: feedback and sensitive conversations get prepared with Claude, never delivered by it. Day 4 covers exactly where the line is — and the voice profile means nothing you send reads like a robot wrote it.
Claude Chat and Claude Code (Anthropic's official desktop app), plus a laptop — that's the whole stack, and it's exactly what you keep using after class. A Claude subscription (from ~$20/month) covers everything we build. No other plugins, no IT ticket. We'll help you get set up before Day 1.
Yes — and it's the same $1,497 per person, same 20 hours. A private cohort runs on a flexible schedule that fits your team's calendar, built on your company's real work with your AI policy baked in. Email us to scope one.
Attend all five sessions; if you don't leave with a working command center running on your real work, we refund the full $1,497. No forms, no fine print.
20 hours, 5 days, 20 seats — or a private cohort for your team. Built on your real work, guaranteed to work.
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