Claude Masterclass: Teach Claude Your Weekly Work
An evening masterclass for people who already use Claude. No code.
Our previous events brought together professionals from Revolut, Deloitte, Trip.com, AmplifyME, Focus Media and Axioma, plus founders and VC investors. They rated it 4.7 out of 5. Featured on the London Tech Week events calendar.
This time, you teach Claude a task you do every week by recording yourself doing it once. Claude turns it into a skill. You test it, fix it and schedule it, so it runs before you have opened your laptop. Then you check on it from your phone.
Beginners prompt. Tonight you teach, test and correct.
WHAT YOU GET
One workflow of your own, running.
Your task reviewed before the night.
A take-home pack: ready-made skills and a one-page guide.
Drinks, light bites and time to meet the room.
WHAT PEOPLE SAID
"It was such a great event... It really helped me think about my work more clearly." - Business Development Manager
"Built the daily briefing at the event so this week I will keep iterating it!" - VC Investor
WHO THIS IS FOR Managers, directors, founders and operators who have used Claude before and spend part of every week moving information between their inbox, calendar and documents by hand. Not for engineers after a deep dive on agent architecture.
WHAT TO BRING
A Mac or Windows laptop with the Claude desktop app
The Claude mobile app, on the same account
A Claude Pro plan or higher
The tools your task uses, connected to Claude
One weekly repetitive task that you do by hand, like a Monday brief from your calendar and inbox. You describe it when you register, and we check it is buildable.
AGENDA
18:30 Doors and drinks
19:00 Quick win: your first scheduled task
19:20 Teaching Claude a skill, with a live demo
19:35 Build: record, test, correct
20:25 Hand it off: schedule it, run it from your phone
20:45 Three builds from the room
21:00 Networking
21:30 Close
Small room. We approve registrations, and you are not charged until we do. Run by Andrew and Bogdan at Living Room Labs, teaching non-technical professionals to build with AI.