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Finish With a Claude That Knows Your Business.

5 modules and 27 lessons, with 3 things you keep: a chat Project carrying your business context, a follow-up pack Cowork builds every week that tells you who to chase and what it is worth, and one skill file that fires in chat, Cowork, and Claude Code. Every lesson ends with something on your machine.

$145 · was $195

Picture the Monday After

You open Claude and ask a question about your own pricing. The answer comes back with your numbers, your rules, and your wording, because the Project you built in module 2 carries your business with it. You did not paste anything in.

You open your outputs folder. There is a spreadsheet of everything still open, with an amount beside each line, and a one page chase list in send order with the first sentence already written. Both dated this morning, both written while you were asleep. You wrote that work order once in module 3 and put it on a schedule. It runs every week from now on whether you think about it or not.

Then there is the file. One skill file you wrote in module 4 that holds a standard you used to explain out loud every week. It fires in Claude Code. The same file, unchanged, fires in Cowork. The same file, still unchanged, fires in chat. Hand the folder to someone on your team and it fires on their machine too.

That last part is why this course exists. The 3 surfaces are 3 doors onto the same engine, and they both read the same 2 things: prompts and skills. Almost nobody who pays for Claude ever finds that out, so they learn chat, get stuck, and never touch the other two.

And in 6 months it all still works, because module 5 is about the boring part nobody teaches: scoring a skill instead of trusting it, feeding its failures back, and knowing what to do the morning a tool changes underneath you.

None of the 3 things you build here are demos. They are yours, they keep working after the last lesson, and they carry into whatever Anthropic ships next.

3 Things You Own, and the Habit That Keeps Them

Module 1: Set up and pick your plan

You end with the right plan chosen on purpose with a written reason, all 3 surfaces installed and answering on your own machine, one prompt shape saved that gets a usable answer first try, and a business folder on disk that Cowork and Claude Code both read from for the rest of the course. 5 lessons. This is the only technical setup in the whole thing and we do it together, early.

Module 2: Chat, properly

You end with a Claude Project holding your instructions and your documents, memory you have read and corrected by hand, one connector wired to a tool you already use, a shareable Artifact you edited in place instead of regenerating, and a research brief with citations you checked yourself. 7 lessons. Chat stops giving generic advice.

Module 3: Cowork

You end with a follow-up pack Cowork produces on its own: a real Excel file listing every open deal, unpaid invoice, or client you have not moved, with a value beside each one, and a chase list in send order with the first sentence already written. 6 lessons covering permission modes, local file access, generated Office files, and scheduled tasks. This one keeps paying you after the course ends, and you can count what it pays.

Module 4: Claude Code and the skill that ties it together

You end with enough Claude Code to be useful and not dangerous: reading a diff, plan mode, a CLAUDE.md holding your standards, and a recovery ladder you have practiced by breaking something on purpose and putting it back. Then you write one SKILL.md and watch it fire in all 3 surfaces. 6 lessons.

Module 5: Keep it running

You end knowing how often your skill actually works, because you scored it instead of trusting the one run you watched. Then you feed its failures back and watch the score move. Then you write the plan for the day a tool changes underneath you. 3 lessons. Most courses stop at the demo. This is the part that decides whether you still have a working system in 6 months.

Inside the Course

5 modules and 27 lessons. This is the platform you get, with the real outline loaded. Click any lesson to read what it covers.

5 modules · 27 lessons · 4h 45m

Preview

Three Claudes, One Subscription

By the end of this lesson you will know which of the three Claudes to open for any job you have, and whether the plan you are on already covers it.

Key takeaways

  • The Project setup that carries your business context into every chat
  • The follow-up pack Cowork builds every week, with the money beside each name
  • One skill file that fires in chat, Cowork, and Claude Code

Lessons open at launch

3 Ways to Get There

 DIYThis CourseDone for You
PriceFree$145 launch, $195 after$3,000+
What you hold at the endNotes and open tabsA Project, a scheduled follow-up pack, one skill fileA setup someone else built
Order to learn it inYou guessLesson 1 to lesson 24, each one builds on the lastSomebody else's problem, and their knowledge too
Covers all 3 surfacesMostly chat tipsChat, Cowork, and Claude CodeWhatever was in scope
Skills, the part that carries overRarely mentionedYou write one and fire it in all threeWritten for you, not by you
Time to a working setupMonths, if you keep at it5 modules at your own paceWeeks, once they have a slot
Who can change it in 6 monthsYou, slowlyYouThem, at their day rate
Kept current as Anthropic shipsOn you to noticeLifetime access, affected lessons re-recordedProject ended
Refundn/aOne email after 30 daysPer contract

Honest Questions

Do I need to pay Anthropic on top of the course price?
Yes, and you should know that before you buy. Claude Code, Cowork, and Research are paid features. The free plan gives you chat, memory, and connectors, which covers part of module 2 and none of modules 3, 4, and 5. The entry paid personal tier opens everything the course uses. Lesson 2 walks you through picking a tier on purpose, including when to downgrade, because plenty of people pay for the top tier and never touch what it buys.
Anthropic ships changes constantly. Will this be out of date in 3 months?
Some of it will move, and the course is built to survive that. Buttons move, model names change, plan contents change. What does not change is the shape: a Project is still context that persists, permission modes are still a choice about what you would lose, and a skill file is still a description plus a body. No slide prints a version number or a price, because those go stale on camera. Where a live number matters, I read it off Anthropic's own page on video with the date said out loud. You get lifetime access, and when something breaks I re-record the affected lesson.
I am not technical. Is Claude Code going to be over my head?
Module 4 teaches the part a business operator needs and skips the rest. You learn to read a diff, ask for a plan before anything gets written, put your standards in a file, and undo anything with 4 levels of recovery. You are not learning to code. You are learning to approve. Agents, hooks, and the heavier material are deliberately held back for the second course, where there is a real codebase to justify them.
I already use Claude every day. Is this too basic for me?
Answer 3 questions. Have you got a scheduled Cowork task producing a real file into a folder every week without you? Have you read and corrected everything in your memory settings? Have you written a SKILL.md and fired it in all 3 surfaces from one file? If any answer is no, the thing you are missing is in here. Daily chat use is the most common starting point for this course.
How long does it take?
27 lessons at roughly 10 minutes each, so about 4.5 hours of video. The building takes longer than the watching, because every lesson ends with a task on your own machine and a checkable result. 2 to 3 hours a week for 4 weeks is a comfortable pace. A determined weekend also works.
Are there student results or testimonials?
No. This course is new and nobody has finished it yet, so there is nothing to quote and I am not going to invent any. What I can point at is the 30 day refund and the fact that every lesson states in advance what you will have when it ends. If lesson 5 does not leave you with a folder Cowork can read, you will know immediately.
Mac or Windows?
Both. Cowork ships as a desktop app on macOS and Windows, with web and mobile in beta. Claude Code runs in a terminal, in VS Code, in JetBrains, as a desktop app, and in the browser. Chat needs nothing installed. Everything in the course was recorded on macOS, and the Windows differences are flagged where they exist.
How is this different from your free YouTube videos?
YouTube covers features in whatever order I felt like recording them. This is a single line from an empty account to 3 finished assets, where lesson 5 exists because lesson 13 needs the folder it creates. Nothing is a tour of a menu. Every lesson names the object you end up with and how to check it worked.
What is the difference between this and Build Your Own Software?
This course is about using Claude well across all 3 surfaces. Build Your Own Software is about building an actual application, a CRM taken from nothing to deployed, with Claude Code as the means rather than the subject. It assumes you have done this one. Start here unless you are already comfortable in Claude Code and have written skills before. They are also sold together as a bundle for less than buying them separately.
What if it is not for me?
Email team@upsys-consulting.com within 30 days and you get the full amount back. Access is lifetime if you keep it, including every update.

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