​Part of the Build Your Genealogy Assistant with Claude series

​You've learned Chat, Projects, Artifacts, Skills, Integrations, and Cowork. Now watch them work together.

​In this final session, I'll walk through the complete workflow I use to turn a folder of research files into a polished, publish-ready chapter — and you'll map out your own version.

​This is where everything connects: Projects hold context, Skills ensure consistency, Cowork handles the heavy lifting, and Artifacts produce the output.

​This session is part demonstration, part planning, and part Q&A. You'll leave knowing exactly how to use Claude for your next writing project — whether that's a single family story, a blog post, or an entire book.

​What you'll walk away with:

​A written plan for your personal Claude workflow — which tools you'll use, in what order, for your specific project. Plus clarity on what's possible as you keep building.

​What we'll cover:

• ​The full pipeline: research files → organized project → drafted chapter → polished output

• ​Live demonstration using a real ancestor and real research

• ​How each Claude capability connects to the next

• ​Building your personal workflow plan

• ​What's coming next: how Claude keeps improving and how to stay current without overwhelm

• ​Where to get help: the Chronicle Makers community, resources, future courses

​Your turn moments:

• ​Map your own workflow using the tools you've learned

• ​Identify your next project and which Claude capabilities you'll use

• ​Final Q&A — bring every question you've been holding

​About Denyse:

​I help family historians finish their research and write chronicles their families will actually read. I teach AI as a research partner — not a replacement — and my students have a 90% completion rate in the Chronicle Writing Sprint. I'll show you exactly how I use AI in my own research.

​Can't attend live? Register anyway — you'll receive the recording after the event.