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Claude CodeCodex
2,100 hours of building the personal AI system I wish I had from day one.
This isn't about coding. The people pulling ahead have turned their own notes, decisions, and context into fuel an agent can run on, while everyone else still starts from a blank chat.
"I spend much of my day working with an AI collaborator that intimately knows my business, my values, my writing style, and my current projects."
Tiago ForteCreator, Building a Second BrainThe question is not whether to build this muscle. It is whether you build it now, or scramble to catch up later.
Architects, engineers, consultants, marketers, COOs. You manage complex information for a living, but your own context lives in a dozen tabs. AI should be your biggest leverage point, not one more tool you never set up properly.
Content creators, coaches, startup founders. You need systems to produce, but the system building keeps eating into your production time. You want AI that works with your creative process, not one that adds another layer of complexity to it.
You are reinventing yourself or stepping into something new, and the digital skills gap feels real. You do not need another beginner tutorial. You need a framework that meets you where you are and makes your experience an asset, not a liability.
If you have ADHD or simply think differently, a messy setup costs you more. The promise of AI is real for you, maybe even more than for most, but only if the system reduces friction instead of adding it. This program is built around structure that works with how your brain operates.
Refusing to execute blindly. Forcing the agent to relentlessly interview you and pressure-test your assumptions until you reach a bulletproof "shared understanding" before any work begins.
Resisting the urge to prioritize speed over quality. Building highly specific plans with strict "verification steps" so the AI is forced to check its own work and cannot fake progress.
Rejecting the urge to blindly delegate and accept generic AI "slop". Meticulously verifying the agent's logic and pushing back on bad assumptions, treating your rigorous human standard as your ultimate competitive moat.
Avoiding the trap of designing a "perfect system from scratch" with rigid folder structures. Starting incredibly small and letting your playbooks emerge from your actual daily behavior.
Building the intuition to track your token budget, knowing exactly when the agent hits the threshold where it starts "cutting corners" and making bad decisions.
Never just closing a finished chat. Mining your daily conversations for friction and feeding those learnings back in, so your agent gets permanently smarter every week.
I ship Obsidian and Claude Code systems to production. I am a lead AI engineer at a 50 person startup, and for the past two years I have built second brains with Claude Code and published the most in depth content on it on YouTube.
This course is 2,100 hours of that work condensed into one playbook. My teaching comes from a physics PhD at the University of Waterloo and first principles thinking. I pair every concept with the problem it solves, so you build real intuition for a fast moving tool instead of copying prompts.
Andrej Karpathy · Co founder, OpenAIEleven modules to give AI your context, build the system around your work, grow a digital workforce, and turn your thinking into tools people use.
Turn your notes, decisions, and priorities into context your AI can use.
Build an agent for a real job, teach it how you work, and put it on a routine.
Give every session the context it needs without re-explaining yourself.
Turn 200 email threads into a morning decision brief, then wire in any service through MCP or API.
One live view of what matters, what is moving, and what needs your attention.
Plan, review, execute, and resume work without losing context or re-explaining the standards.
Every correction becomes better work the next time.
Automate any website action, even if there is no API; record once, reuse forever.
Build routines for publishing, research, reporting, and follow-ups that keep moving without your attention.
Ingest 300 podcast episodes and leave with a playbook you can run; turn a book into a skill and audit your own work with it.
From private notes to live tools, dashboards, and pages.
“It changed how I work.”Six weeks in, 1,500+ connected nodes. AI is only as useful as the context layer behind it — and the course is how you build that layer.
Everything you need to master Claude Code and Obsidian, distilled into the exact system I wish I had on day one.
dangerously-skip-permissions flag — so the agent behaves predictably and never modifies files without your permission.