A hands-on workshop that turns Claude from a toy your devs tried once into a daily multiplier across your engineering organization.
The gap is no longer about who uses Claude — almost everyone has tried it. It's about who knows how to wield it: scoping work for it, building harnesses around it, and recovering when it goes sideways.
Scope work so Claude can execute it. Break it down before it breaks down on you.
Load the right files, docs, and constraints. Context is the new prompt.
Give Claude tools and guardrails — agents, skills, and a project structure.
Treat output as a draft, not a verdict. Inspect, correct, steer.
A trained team recovers the seat cost by Tuesday morning.
Assumes a $15k/mo loaded cost and a standard 160-hour work month. Trained teams typically see 15–40% productivity lift. The rest of the month is upside.
For teams getting started. By the end, every dev in the room can scope, prompt, and steer Claude for real engineering work.
Essentials plus: the harness I actually use, custom skills authoring, agent patterns, and a working setup your team leaves with.
Features land in days, not sprints — especially on routine or boilerplate-heavy work.
PRs arrive with tests, docs, and a self-review already attached.
Conventions become skills; skills travel with the codebase.
Less shepherding juniors through repetitive work. More architecture, fewer tickets.
Tell me about your team. I'll tell you whether the Essentials or Deep Dive fits — and what to expect 30 days after.