Short kits. Working agents. Start with the job you want off your plate.
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Live by 7am tomorrow.
2 steps · about 25 min
Once set up, Claude knows how you write. Tomorrow at 7am, it reads your calendar and inbox, tells you who is waiting on you, and has the replies drafted in your voice. You just read, edit and press send.
Every lead answered. Within the hour.
2 steps · about 20 min
Most jobs and orders go to whoever answers first. In 20 minutes Claude finds the leads already sitting in your inbox, then checks every hour and drafts the reply in your voice, with the questions you always ask and a way to book. You just press send.
Every quote chased. Every invoice paid.
2 steps · about 15 min
The money is already in your inbox: quotes nobody answered, invoices nobody paid, customers who said "let me think about it". Claude finds every one, adds it up, and every Monday drafts the polite nudge in your voice. You just press send.
Find the leaks. Keep the money.
2 steps · about 20 min
Every business leaks somewhere: software nobody uses, a supplier who quietly raised prices, fees, refunds, the jobs or products that lose money. Drop in your exports and Claude finds them, ranked by dollars a year. Then it checks again on the 1st of every month.
Happy customers. Reviews and repeat sales.
2 steps · about 15 min
Your best marketing is the customers who already love you. Claude finds them in your inbox, drafts a personal review request to each one in your voice, and every month finds the customers who went quiet and gives them a good reason to come back.
Screen any deal in two minutes, against your own buy box.
1 step · about 15 min
Claude interviews you once for your buy box, then scores any teaser or CIM against it: fit score, what matches, what breaks, what is missing, and five questions for the broker.
Find the owners worth calling, and write the first email they answer.
1 step · about 10 min
A sourced call-first list of ten owner-run companies that fit your buy box, plus a first email to the top three in your voice.
Selling your business? Find the real buyers every Monday.
1 step · about 10 min
A buyer-check skill that sorts real buyers from spray every Monday at 8am and drafts replies to the real ones in your voice.
What customers say when you are not in the room.
1 step · about 10 min
A clickable dashboard of what customers love, complain about and keep asking for, quoted word for word from real reviews. Run it on your own company or one you are about to buy.
Walk into every call knowing the story.
1 step · about 10 min
A one-page prep an hour before every external meeting: who they are, what you last talked about, what is open, and three questions to ask.
Find what your market is asking. Write it. Post it.
1 step · about 15 min
The topics your buyers care about, a post-like-me skill learned from your own LinkedIn posts, and a post ready to publish.
A 20 to 30 second vertical video with a tested hook, made from your own photos.
1 step · about 20 min
Claude interviews you, picks the angle that fits your business (your best real review, a before and after, the emergency call, an offer with a real end date, or a hiring video) and writes three versions: safe, bold and funny. It tests the first three seconds, builds the storyboard from your own photos, then makes the video for free as an animated page you screen-record, or as a real MP4 file in Claude Code.
Say the job in one sentence. Get the prompt a pro would write.
1 step · about 10 min
You describe a job you repeat in one sentence, Claude asks up to three questions, then writes the prompt with the five parts every good prompt has: goal, inputs, shape, never-list and check. You put your usual one-liner next to it and count what you were leaving to chance. Then it becomes a skill you use for every new job.
What to fix, what to say and who sends you work, in your customers' own words.
1 step · about 15 min
Claude reads your recorded customer calls, keeps only what the customer said, and sorts it into five buckets every service business needs: what they asked for, what went wrong, objections and price, praise, and who referred them. Every topic opens to the exact words. Then a Monday check tells you only when customers start saying something new.
What staff say in public about you and your competitors, turned into a hiring pitch.
1 step · about 15 min
Claude reads public employer reviews of your company and of the two companies you lose people to, and sorts them into why people join, why they leave, what is changing and what a recruit asks first. You get a side-by-side dashboard with the exact quotes. Then it writes an honest hiring pitch and the three fixes that would keep your people.
A clear profile, a job post that pulls the right people, and every resume read the same way.
1 step · about 20 min
Claude interviews you about the hire and pushes back until the must-haves are clear and testable, often with a better job title than the one you started with. Then you get the job post, a five-question phone screen and where to look. Last, a skill reads every resume against your must-haves and drafts the replies, while you make every decision.
Voice notes, texts and scribbles from the field, turned into identical job cards.
1 step · about 15 min
Your techs write up jobs as voice notes, texts, bullets or forms. Claude moves every write-up into one fixed card: what the customer asked for, what we found, what we did, parts, what is still open and the follow-up, using only what the tech said. Save it as a skill and every week's reports come out in the same shape.
Your quote or client report, filled the same way on every job, checked before you send it.
1 step · about 20 min
Claude fills your own quote or client report template, changing only the bracketed fields, and checks it the way you would before sending: no leftover brackets, every number traced to the job notes or your price list. You save it as a skill, prove it on a second job, fix the skill rather than the file, then make it lean enough to run on the cheaper model.
Job write-ups in, a quote package out, and a stop wherever a person decides.
1 step · about 20 min
This is where your skills become an agent. Claude chains job-report and quote-builder into one job-to-quote agent that stops wherever a person should decide, refuses to fill gaps on its own, and leaves every email as a draft. You test the stop before you trust it, then put it on a Monday timer.
Real news on your prospects and competitors every Monday, and silence when there is none.
1 step · about 10 min
You give Claude up to five prospects and three competitors. Every Monday it checks their public pages, websites, news, Google listings and job posts, and tells you only what is new, with the link. For every prospect with news it drafts a follow-up line in your voice that is better than "just checking in".
When an app has no connector, Claude reads the page the way you would.
1 step · about 15 min
Not every app connects to Claude. With Claude in Chrome, Claude reads web pages the way you would. You use it twice: once on the public Google listings of your ten nearest competitors, and once to get your own records out of a web tool that has no connector. Read only, every time: it never submits, books or buys.
6 steps · about 85 min
The same six builds we teach business owners in the room. Each one is a one-minute video, a few prompts you copy and paste, and a way to check it worked. Built for people who run a business, not for people who code.
9 steps · about 115 min
Nine things AI can do for your business this week. Each one is a one-minute video, a few prompts you copy and paste, and a way to check it worked. No tech background needed.