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Rolling enrollment · next 1:1 slot open Fig. 05 — Vibe Coding Intensive

You’ll leave with a working thing you’ll actually use.
Not a plan. not a syllabus. A thing.

Three 90-minute 1:1 sessions over 3–4 weeks. Claude Code, multi-step automations, context engineering — we build the real thing together and you keep the repo.

Book the Intensive — $1,300 See the 3-week arc or 3 × $435 · payment plan
Past Shipments

What past clients actually walked away with.

Proposal generator Client onboarding automation Content pipeline Internal dashboard Data scraper + Notion sync Custom GPT for sales calls Weekly digest bot
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This one assumes you’re comfortable prompting. If you’re still figuring out how to get good output from Claude, start with the AI Fluency Intensive. This one moves fast — we’re in Claude Code, GitHub, and deploy pipelines from session one.
Try Fluency first
Fig. 05b — Three sessions, one shipped tool

The 3-week arc. Setup → ship → polish.

Each session is 90 minutes, 1:1, live screen share. You drive; I navigate Claude Code with you.

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Week 1 · Setup & first build

Claude Code installed, configured, running end-to-end.

We pick the tool you’re building, get the repo cloned, claude.md drafted, and the first working slice deployed by the end of session one.

CLI installclaude.mdGitHub authFirst deploy
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Week 2 · Automations & context

Multi-step automations & context engineering.

Prompts that don’t break. Context files Claude can actually use. The pattern for chaining steps without hand-holding every run.

Sub-agentsSlash commandsHooksMCP
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Week 3–4 · Ship something useful

The polish pass — edge cases, real inputs, deployment.

You close the laptop with a working tool you’ll use next week. Not a prototype, not a demo. The thing.

Edge casesProd deployHand-off doc
Fig. 05c — What you walk away with

Everything included. No upsells.

One price, three sessions, one shipped tool. Recordings and the starter repo are yours forever.

Three 90-minute 1:1 sessions over 3–4 weeks
Session recordings you keep
Claude Code starter repo
Between-session async email support
One shipped tool (yours to keep and extend)
10-minute fit check at the top — if it’s not a match, no charge
Fig. 05½ — Build Session vs. Intensive

Already booked a Build Session? Here’s what’s different.

One sitting

Build Session

$450 · 90 min

One thing built in one sitting. That’s the whole promise. You come in stuck, you leave unstuck, you have a thing.

A practice — recommended

Vibe Coding Intensive

$1,300 · 3 × 90 min

Three 90-minute sessions across 3–4 weeks, recordings you keep, a starter Claude Code repo, and email access between sessions. The shape of it is “we build together until it becomes the way you work.”

If you need the thing: Build Session. If you need the habit: Intensive.

Field Note — Client 04

I shipped the thing. Not a prototype. Not a demo. The actual tool my team uses now. Three sessions.

Vibe Coding Intensive · Operations lead, design studio
Fig. 05e — FAQ

Questions, honestly answered.

Anything not covered? Drop me a note — I read everything.

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Do I need to know how to code?
No, but you need to be okay reading code Claude writes, and comfortable following along in a terminal. If that feels like too much, start with AI Fluency first.
What will I actually build?
Whatever you need. Past tools: proposal generators, client onboarding automations, content pipelines, internal dashboards, data scrapers. We pick in session one — you’ll get a short brief from me 48 hours before to narrow it down.
What’s the payment plan?
$1,300 up front, or 3 × $435 spread across the three sessions. Same access, same deliverables either way.
Do I own the code?
Yes. The starter repo is yours to keep, extend, and use however you want. No licensing, no catches. I keep no rights to anything we build together.
What if it’s not the right fit?
First 10 minutes of session one is a fit check. If I’m not the right person to help you, you don’t pay. No pitch, no pressure.
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One short email each Friday — what I’m building, what’s breaking, what’s actually working with Claude.