All Modules & Lessons

Complete overview of all available modules and their lessons

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Module 0 - The $20 Setup

6 Lessons

What you actually need to run your whole business on one Claude subscription.

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Why This Course Exists
What intentional AI means to me, and why the habit outlasts whatever model you're running today
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The $20 Stack
The whole toolkit: one Claude subscription, one browser tab, and a habit of writing things down.
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Define Before You Ask
The single habit that separates a useful answer from a confident, useless one.
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What Your Plan Actually Buys
A $20 subscription and $20 of API credit are different products, and 20x Max isn't 20x more of anything
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Cache Is Fragile
The one thing worth knowing about caching, and why the sales pitch about it should worry you
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Why Desktop Beats the Terminal
You don't need a command line to run this workflow, and for most people the desktop app is the better choice
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Module 1 - Your Operating Loop

2 Lessons

Turning the define-before-you-ask habit into a daily loop that actually clears your list.

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Dictate, Don't Type
The transcript reads like nonsense and still produces your best work
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Git Without the Fear
What git actually is, how to let Claude use it safely, and the guardrails that keep it from making a mess
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Module 2 - Automate What You Repeat

3 Lessons

Turning proven tasks into skills, unsupervised routines, and overnight goal runs.

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Skills: The Proof of What Actually Works
Why the thing that confused me a year ago is now the center of how I work with AI
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Routines: Letting It Run Unsupervised
How to know something is ready to become a routine, and how to chain routines into a pipeline
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/goal: Spending Usage on Purpose
For the overnight runs where you know the destination but not the route, with a warning about what it costs
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Module 3 - What to Skip

3 Lessons

MCP, browser use, and dispatch: understanding them well enough to leave them off.

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MCP: A Protocol, Not a Reason
Connecting N times M tools is possible now. That was never the argument for doing it
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Why I Run With Browser Use Off
It hung, it produced results I didn't trust, and it's the biggest security surface I could hand over
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Dispatch, and Why I Turned It Off
Obsolete once autonomous loops took over the same job
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