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Build your first Claude skill
You have a working skill you built yourself that turns meeting notes into a dated recap and a follow-up draft, and you know how to make the next one.
Build your first Codex skill
You have a working skill you built yourself that turns a spreadsheet of leads into a one-page weekly numbers report, and you know how to make the next one.
1. What an AI team is (and isn't)
You can explain, in plain words, what an AI employee is, what it can and cannot do, and why 'nothing sends without you' is the whole point.
2. The building: how it's put together
You can draw the building from memory and say what each room and cabinet is for.
3. Your org chart: the Chief of Staff and fifteen directors
You can read the org chart like a manager: who reports to whom, what each role may do, and what it must never do.
4. The one-way door, in practice
You run your Approvals page confidently: read, edit, approve, reject, and know what each kind of card does.
5. Your record: contacts, pipeline, memory
Your list is clean, your stages mean something, and the team remembers what you told it.
6. The night crew
You set the dials so the overnight work helps instead of burying you.
7. Selling and getting paid
You can go from inquiry to paid without typing a proposal or an invoice yourself.
8. The content engine
You can get a week of posts, graphics and a short video made and scheduled, with every piece approved by you.
9. Plugging in, and the road ahead
You can explain MCP, skills versus a platform, and where this is going.
10. Capstone: build your AI business system in 30 days
By day 30 your team runs your follow-up, your morning, your proposals and your content, and you approve from your phone.
1. Your AI operating system
You have a folder that an assistant can read, and when you ask it 'what should I focus on this week?' it answers from your real business, in your words.
2. Your own advisory board
You have an advisory board of seats you built from mentors you chose, and you have run one real decision through it and read the verdict.