What You Actually Build in a Claude Code Workshop (Day by Day)
Most workshop descriptions tell you what you will learn. This one tells you what you will build. By the time you walk out of a Claude Code Workshop, you will have shipped something real - not a toy example, not a demo, but an agent you can use on Monday morning.
Here is exactly what that looks like, hour by hour.
Attendees who finish the afternoon build and leave with a working agent
Single-day format - no multi-day commitment, no homework, no follow-up sessions required
Attendees still using Claude Code in their workflow 30 days after the workshop
Before You Arrive: 15 Minutes of Setup
We send one pre-workshop task. Install Claude Code and confirm it runs. That is it. No reading, no prior knowledge required, no course to pre-complete. We have seen people do this install on the way to the venue.
We do not assume any coding background. Most of our workshops include a mix of developers, operations leads, marketing managers, and executives. The tool meets each person where they are.
Morning Session: How Claude Code Actually Works
Getting to a working result before lunch matters. Once you have built one thing that runs, the afternoon feels different. You are iterating, not starting. The psychological shift is significant and deliberate.
Afternoon Session: Build Your Own
The afternoon is unstructured by design. Each attendee picks a real workflow from their own job - something they do repeatedly, something that costs them time, something where the output is clear enough that they will know immediately if the agent worked.
What You Leave With
At end of day, every attendee leaves with five things:
- A working agent - built that day, scoped to their actual workflow, ready to use
- The project files - all configuration, prompts, and tooling saved and documented so the agent can be run again without the workshop environment
- A personal CLAUDE.md - we walk everyone through writing a persistent instruction file that shapes how Claude Code behaves for their specific role and preferences
- A build log - notes from the session capturing what was tried, what was adjusted, and why - so the agent can be iterated on without starting from scratch
- Access to the community - workshop graduates get access to our Slack channel where builds, prompts, and patterns are shared on an ongoing basis
A sales director built an agent that reads new LinkedIn connection requests and drafts personalized first messages. A marketing manager built one that takes a raw research dump and returns a structured brief. An operations lead built a weekly status report generator that pulls from three different tools. All built in one afternoon.
Who the Workshop Is For
Corporate training buyers and event organizers often ask us who gets the most out of the day. The honest answer: people who have a specific workflow they want to automate and enough authority to actually use the agent after they build it.
The demographic that gets the least value: people who attend because it was assigned, have no particular use case in mind, and work in organizations where deploying AI tools requires six months of approval. We have learned to flag this early.
The best predictor of a successful workshop day is not technical skill. It is whether someone arrived with a real problem they want solved.
How to Book a Workshop for Your Team
The workshop runs as a dedicated corporate session (your team, your venue, customized to your toolstack) or as part of a conference program. We can accommodate 8 to 60 attendees. Corporate sessions can be customized to specific tools, industries, or workflow categories.
Lead time is typically three to four weeks for a standard session. Custom builds - where we pre-scope agents for your specific stack before the day - run six to eight weeks.
Book a Workshop
Tell us your team size, your timeline, and what workflows you want to tackle. We will scope the day around your actual needs.
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