Welcome

Claude Workshop for
Maxed Out Founders

June 12, 2026 · 10:00–16:00 · Levallois-Perret · Paris

We are beyond pumped to carve out an entire day together to create the AI foundation for your business! There’s no better way to dissolve the overwhelm of AI than by building with an incredible group of entrepreneurs.

This is your Workshop Resource Center that has everything you need to prepare for the workshop, build all day, and continue to learn even after we wrap up together.

Before tomorrow, please double check that you have your Claude Pro (or Max) account setup. Make sure you’ve got everything you need to get started.

What to Bring

See you soon!
— Cheyanne and Dom

Paris in June

The Day

Morning

10:00–10:15

Coffee & Light Snacks

10:15–10:30

Introductions

10:30–10:50

Intro to AI

10:50–11:10

Claude Setup

11:10–11:15

Break & Q&A

11:15–11:30

Prompting Deep Dive

11:30–12:15

Brand Project & Skills

12:15–1:30

Lunch

Afternoon

1:30–2:15

Daily Morning Debrief Build

2:15–3:15

Cowork & Canva Automation

3:15–3:45

HD & Astro Bestie Project

3:45–4:00

Share & Close Out

before you arrive

Everything You Need to Know

Bring

Laptop, charger, and an active Claude Pro or Max subscription — required, please set up before you arrive.

Location

3 Rue Jules Verne, Levallois-Perret 92300 · 5-minute walk from Clichy-Levallois (Line L)

Access

Door code 1: 9362 · Door code 2: 2845 · Intercom B27 · Floor 2 · Take an immediate right down the hall to the end.

Lunch

1-hour break at 12:15. Lunch is not provided — restaurants nearby.

Questions

hello@cheyannejohnson.com

what you'll build

Four Real Tools.

Designed for founders who are AI-curious but not yet using it systematically — and for ChatGPT users ready to move to Claude. Pure beginners welcome.

one

Claude Business Setup

Claude configured with your context, communication style, and preferences baked in.

two

Brand Skill File

A custom skill that trains Claude on your voice, audience, and messaging.

three

Daily Debrief Automation

Automated morning brief pulling your inbox, calendar, and priorities on a schedule.

four

Carousel Creator

A Claude project set up to produce branded social content.

walk away with

What You'll Actually Keep

A working mental model of AI: what it does, what it doesn't, and what actually matters for your business
Claude set up with your business context baked in
Fluency with Claude tools — skills, MCPs, projects, Cowork, Code, Artifacts, Scheduled Tasks, Routines
Prompting frameworks that work on any task
AI-built automations you can use immediately
A curated resource list to keep going after today

your hosts

The People in the Room

Cheyanne Johnson

Strategic Operations Advisor based in Paris. Works with founders who are building impactful businesses and need systems that actually hold up.

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Dom Farrar from Well in France

The Paris wellness community for international women — events, retreats, and ongoing connection with like-minded women.

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morning

Sessions

10:30 – 10:50Intro to AI

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This session is taught live from slides. Download the deck below to follow along and reference after the day.

↓ Build Your AI Toolkit — Slides PDF

Try it yourself

Paste this into Claude for a personalized tool comparison for your business:

Model Comparison Prompt

I'm a [describe your business/role in 1-2 sentences]. I'm trying to figure out which AI tools actually make sense for me to use. Can you help me understand the key differences between Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini — focusing on the use cases and strengths most relevant to someone in my situation? I want a practical comparison, not marketing language.

10:50 – 11:10Claude Setup

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Get Claude Pro ready for business use in 20 minutes. Follow the steps below — by the end, Claude will know who you are, how you work, and what you expect from it.

1 · Download the Apps

Install Claude on your phone and desktop so it's always within reach. claude.ai/download

2 · Settings → Personal Preferences

Tell Claude how you want it to behave across every conversation. Open Settings → Personal Preferences and fill in the two fields:

Who you are — your name, role, business in 2–3 sentences
Your business — what you do, who you serve, what stage you're at
Tools you use — Notion, Canva, Zapier, whatever's in your stack
How you like to engage with Claude — direct, concise, push back when needed, no fluff
Your technical level — e.g. "non-technical but strategic; explain things like I'm a smart non-developer"

3 · Settings → Capabilities

Memory → turn ON both toggles — Claude remembers things across conversations so you don't have to repeat yourself. You can also import memory from other AI providers.
Artifacts → turn ON — Claude produces formatted documents, charts, and interactive outputs
File creation & code execution → turn ON — Claude can build and run things, not just write about them

4 · Settings → Privacy

Claude has opt-in features to share your data to improve its models — double-check these are OFF if you'd prefer not to contribute
Turn off metadata sharing / "Help improve Claude"

For a full list of the features and terms we covered, visit the Resources section.

11:15 – 11:30Prompting Deep Dive

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Four frameworks that make any prompt better — plus a meta-prompt for when you don't know how to start.

RTCF — Role, Task, Context, Format my favorite

RTCF Framework

Role: You are a [e.g. brand strategist, CFO, legal advisor]. Task: [What you need done — be specific]. Context: [Anything it needs to know — project files, website links, what's important or not]. Format: [What good output looks like — list, table, tone, length, etc.]

RTF — Role, Task, Format

RTF Framework

Role: You are a [specific expert/role relevant to your task]. Task: [Describe exactly what you need done — be specific]. Format: Please respond with [format: bullet list / numbered steps / table / short paragraph / etc.]

TAG — Task, Action, Goal

TAG Framework

Task: I need to [what you're working on]. Action: Please [specific action you want Claude to take]. Goal: The end goal is [what success looks like — who is this for, what should it accomplish].

DREAM — Define, Refine, Execute, Adjust, Maximize

DREAM Framework

Define: I need help with [task/problem]. Refine: More specifically, [add any constraints, audience, tone, or context]. Execute: Please [specific output you want — write, analyze, create, summarize, etc.]. Adjust: Avoid [anything you don't want — jargon, certain formats, specific approaches]. Maximize: The most important thing is [what matters most about the outcome].

ROTE — Role, Objective, Task, Expectations

ROTE Framework

Role: Act as a [relevant expert]. Objective: The goal is to [what you're trying to accomplish overall]. Task: Specifically, [what you need Claude to do right now]. Expectations: [Length, tone, format, anything you want more or less of].

Bonus: When You Don't Know Where to Start

Clarifying Questions Meta-Prompt

Before you start, ask me 3 clarifying questions that would help you give me a significantly better response on this task: [describe what you're trying to do in one sentence].

Tips that actually help

One prompt = one task — don't pack multiple jobs into a single message
Give context upfront — include everything it needs in the first message, not drip-fed across follow-ups
Tell it what good looks like — specify format, tone, length, and any constraints before it starts
Keep threads short — 10–20 responses max, then start a new thread; use handover files to carry context forward
Edit the original prompt when something's off — don't resubmit the same prompt and hope for a different result
Add "Ask me questions until you're 95% clear on the task" when building something complex

11:30 – 12:15Brand Project & Skill Files

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Follow these steps to build your brand skill file and set up your Claude Brand Project — so Claude always knows your voice, your audience, and your business.

Step 1 · Add the Skill Creator

This skill helps Claude build other skill files. Click Customize → Skills → "+" → Browse, then search for skill-creator.

Step 2 · Create a Brand Project

Click Projects → New and name it "Brand". This becomes your dedicated workspace for anything brand or content-related.

Step 3 · Gather Your Brand Assets

Copy the prompt below and paste it into a new chat inside your Brand Project — but don't hit enter yet. First, gather everything you want to feed Claude. The more you give it, the better the skill file.

Brand Skill Builder Prompt

Role: You are a brand strategist and copywriter who specializes in helping founders define their voice. Task: Help me build a skill file for my brand — a document I'll upload to Claude so it can write in my voice across all content. Context: I'll share my website, examples of my writing, brand assets, and any other materials I have ready. Ask me one category at a time and use my answers to build the file. Cover: my business and what I do, my ideal client, my communication style and tone, what to avoid, key messaging themes, and examples of language that does and doesn't sound like me. Format: Compile everything into a structured skill file with clearly labeled sections. Make it specific enough that Claude could write a caption, email, or proposal in my voice without me having to explain my brand again.

What to pull together before you start

✦ Your website link
✦ Pricing documents
✦ Brand colors (hex codes), fonts, and logos
✦ Social media captions or posts you love
✦ Emails or newsletters
✦ Brand guides
✦ Pricing guides

Step 4 · Follow Claude's Lead

Once you hit send, Claude will guide you through a series of questions. Answer them and feed it the assets you gathered. The more specific you are, the better the output.

Step 5 · Audit Your Skill File

Open a new chat window within the Project and paste the prompt below with your skill file attached. Claude will flag anything vague, missing, or contradictory.

Skill Audit Prompt

Role: You are a brand strategist and editor who specializes in reviewing AI instruction files and conversion copy. Task: I've just created a brand skill file. Find it and audit it. Context: This skill file is the document I attach to Claude whenever I need branded content. I've built it based on my brand assets, writing examples, and answers to guided questions. I want it to be as sharp and specific as possible — not just for voice consistency, but for conversion. Audit for: - Messaging gaps (anything vague, contradictory, or missing entirely) - Conversion blind spots (is it clear what I do, who it's for, and why they should hire me?) - Audience clarity (does it name a specific person with specific problems, or is it generic?) - Offer & pricing language (is it confident and specific, or hedged and unclear?) - Voice consistency (does the tone hold up across all sections, or does it drift?) - Anything that sounds like every other business in my industry Format: For each issue found, tell me: (1) what the gap is, (2) why it matters, (3) a specific fix or question I should answer to resolve it. Then give me a revised version of the full skill file with your changes clearly marked. Be direct — I want to know what's actually missing, not what's working.

Step 6 · Make Adjustments

Incorporate Claude's suggestions into your skill file — or make a note to revisit it after the workshop. This is a living document; it gets better over time.

Step 7 · Upload Your Bonus Skill Files

Add these to your Brand Project or directly to your Skills folder (Customize → Skills). Download them below.

↓ Copy-Editing Skill MD ↓ AI-Isms Skill MD ↓ Sales Copy Skill MD

✦ Copy-Editing Skill — use this to proofread anything Claude creates
✦ AI-Isms Skill — filters out AI-sounding language so your content reads human
✦ Sales Copy Skill — a layered copywriting skill for writing anything sales-related in your business

afternoon

Sessions

1:30 – 2:15Daily Morning Debrief Build

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By the end of this session, you'll have a scheduled automation that pulls from your actual tools and delivers a focused briefing every morning — before you open your inbox.

1 · Add your Connectors

Cowork → Customize → "+" → Browse Connectors. Add the tools you want Claude to pull from. Common choices: Google Calendar, Notion, Gmail, Slack.

2 · Set Connector permissions

Once added, click each Connector and adjust which tools Claude is allowed to use. Be deliberate — only grant what you actually need.

3 · Make a Project

Projects → New → name it "Morning Debrief" → add a short description of your role and what matters most in your day. This gives Claude the context it needs to filter signal from noise.

4 · Create a Scheduled task

Open a new chat in the Project → paste the prompt below. Claude will walk you through setting the time. Customize the instructions to your unique setup.

Morning Debrief Prompt

Every morning, pull from [YOUR DATA SOURCES — e.g. Google Calendar, Notion, Gmail, Slack] and deliver a focused briefing that includes: - What's on my calendar today - My top 3 priorities (pulled from [YOUR TASK SOURCE — e.g. Notion, a tasks file]) - Any urgent emails or messages that need a response - One open question or intention to reflect on before I start work Keep it under 300 words. No fluff. Write it like a smart assistant who knows I'm busy.

5 · Follow Claude's lead

Claude will ask for anything it can't pull automatically.

Tips for your Morning Debrief

Use this project to adjust the instructions as needed
For builds like this, there are always a few rounds of iteration to get it exactly where you want it
Adjust it seasonally to prioritize certain habits or projects

2:15 – 3:15HTML Carousel Maker

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By the end of this session, you'll have a reusable HTML carousel maker built around your brand — one that outputs slides you can download as PNGs and drop straight into Instagram.

1 · Find your inspiration

Pick 2–3 carousel templates on Instagram or Canva that you love and save them. These become your visual reference — Claude will use them to understand the structure, vibe, and layout you're going for.

2 · Add New Project in Cowork

Projects → New → name it "HTML Carousel Maker" → add a short description of what it's for. This keeps the carousel context separate so Claude doesn't mix it with other work.

3 · Add brand photo access (if needed)

On the right panel, under Context → click "+" → Choose Folder → select your brand photos folder. Skip this step if you're not using custom photos in your slides.

4 · Copy in the HTML maker prompt

Open a new chat in the Project → paste the prompt below → attach your inspiration images and your brand skill. Claude will ask questions until it has what it needs.

HTML Carousel Maker Prompt

Build me a reusable HTML carousel maker using my brand. Use these IG posts as inspiration. These need to be downloadable as PNGs and have the option to use brand photos. Ask me questions until you're 95% certain of the ask.

5 · Follow Claude's lead

Claude will ask about slide count, content type, fonts, colors, and layout until it has enough to build. Answer honestly — the more specific you are, the less back-and-forth you'll need.

Next Level

Once your HTML maker is creating carousels you like, ask Claude to turn it into a Skill. That's what locks in your preferences so you're not re-explaining them every time — and it's the key step toward fully automated carousel creation.

3:15 – 3:45HD & Astro Bestie Project

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Build a Claude Project that acts as your personal spiritual business coach — one that knows your Human Design and astrology charts and gives you direct, action-oriented guidance.

Before You Start

Grab these before you open Claude

✦ Your Human Design chart (from mybodygraph.com or any free resource)
✦ Your astrology chart (from astro.com or any free resource)
✦ Save them as PDFs or screenshots — you'll upload both to the project files

Step 1 · Make a Project

Go to Projects → New, name it "Astro Bestie", and add a short description so you remember what it's for.

Step 2 · Copy and Drop in the Project Instructions

Paste the prompt below into the Project Instructions field. Modify as needed — especially the section labeled WHAT'S IN THIS PROJECT.

HD & Astro Bestie — Project Instructions

PROJECT INSTRUCTIONS — Spiritual Business Coach ROLE You are a spiritual business coach providing personalized business guidance through the lens of Human Design and Astrology. YOUR JOB Use the chart files uploaded to this project to give direct, action-oriented guidance. This is not a personality analysis. This is strategic coaching to help get unstuck and move forward. WHAT'S IN THIS PROJECT I've uploaded at least one chart — Human Design, Astrology, or both. Read those files before responding to any question. If a question falls outside what the charts cover, search trusted sources to fill the gap. HOW TO RESPOND * Ground every answer in the student's specific chart data — type, authority, profile, defined/undefined centers, gates, channels, or natal placements depending on what's available * Be direct. Tough love is welcome. Skip the affirmations * Lead with the insight, follow with the action. If there's nothing actionable, don't say it * When the charts don't have enough detail to answer precisely, say so and work with what's there — don't make up placements * One question at a time gets the best answer. Complex questions should be broken down WHAT I COULD ASK * Why does [pattern] keep showing up in my business? * What's my natural decision-making style and how do I use it? * Where is my energy best spent and what's draining me? * How should I be showing up publicly / building visibility? * What's blocking me from [specific goal]? * How do I price, position, or structure my offers around my design? * What does my chart say about [current challenge]? REMINDERS * The charts are the source of truth. Don't project generic HD or astrology tropes — read their chart * Shadow patterns are fair game. Name them plainly * If the student pushes back on an interpretation, check the chart again before conceding

Step 3 · Add Your Chart Files

In the project, click the Files section and upload your Human Design and/or astrology charts. Claude will read these every time you start a new conversation in this project.

Try It — Questions to Ask

Start a chat in your new Astro Bestie Project and try one of these:

Write me a marketing plan based on my chart
What are shadow areas that show up in sales cycles?
What gives me energy in my business?
Why does [pattern] keep showing up for me?

reference

Resources

Workshop Slides

Download the full deck from today's workshop to reference any time.

↓ Build Your AI Toolkit — Slides PDF

What You Built Today

What	Where to Find It	How to Use It
Claude Business Setup	Claude.ai → Your profile settings	Automatically applies to all conversations
Brand Skill File	Your downloads folder → upload to any project	Attach when creating branded content
Copy-Editing Skill	Downloaded today	Attach when editing any written content
AI-Isms Skill	Downloaded today	Use when reviewing Claude output for human-sounding copy
Sales Copy Skill	Downloaded today	Attach for any sales or conversion-focused copy
Daily Morning Debrief	Claude → Scheduled Tasks	Runs automatically — check Claude every morning
Carousel Creator Project	Claude → Projects	Open and paste raw notes; outputs carousel copy
Astro Bestie Project	Claude → Projects	Ask anything about your chart or current transits

Terms

Claude-specific features and general AI terms — in plain language.

Claude Terms

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Chat

The standard Claude.ai interface. Great for Q&A, brainstorming, writing drafts, and one-off tasks. If you need one thing done, start here.

Cowork

A more hands-off mode where Claude can take actions on your behalf: scheduled tasks, longer workflows, file management. More powerful than Chat, with fewer guardrails. Use with intention and review what it does, especially when you're getting started.

Code

Claude's ability to build and run code. Zero experience required. Describe what you need in plain language and Claude handles the rest.

Skills

Reusable instruction sets. Think of them as recipes for Claude. Write one once and Claude knows exactly how to handle that task type every time. Example: a brand voice skill that makes all your copy sound like you.

Projects

Persistent context folders, similar to Custom GPTs. Add your instructions, files, and tone guidelines once. Claude carries them into every conversation in that project. Use one project per major workflow or client.

Connectors / MCPs

Model Context Protocol, originated by Anthropic and now an open standard. Lets Claude connect directly to your tools (Gmail, Notion, Calendar) without needing API keys or developer setup. Set permissions deliberately. I always have Delete blocked.

Claude Design

A visual design tool inside the browser version of Claude. It's capable, but it burns through tokens fast. On the Pro plan, one design session can eat a big chunk of your daily capacity. Save it for tasks where it's genuinely the right tool.

Scheduled Tasks

Automations that run on a set schedule without you triggering them. Example: a morning debrief that pulls your top priorities before you open your email.

Routines

Automated sequences where Claude takes a series of actions in order. Example: an end-of-week wrap-up that summarizes, drafts next week's focus, and files notes.

Artifacts

Formatted, downloadable outputs Claude produces: documents, charts, interactive tools, code files. Anything you want to save or share.

Live Artifacts

Artifacts that pull fresh data each time you open them. Think of them as mini dashboards: a pipeline tracker, a content calendar, a weekly metrics page.

Chrome Extension

Brings Claude into your browser so you can research, summarize, and draft without switching apps. Powerful, but treat it like giving someone access to everything you're browsing. Limit it to what it actually needs. Use cautiously.

Claude Models

Opus is the deep thinker. Best for strategic planning and complex analysis. It burns tokens at 3 to 5 times the rate of other models, so use it when depth really matters.

Sonnet is the creative workhorse and your best default for almost everything.

Haiku is faster and lighter. Good for quick lookups, simple reformatting, and high-volume tasks where speed matters more than depth.

Extended Thinking

Claude works through a problem step by step before answering, like showing its work. Slower, but more accurate for complex decisions or anything where getting it right matters more than getting it fast.

Effort

Controls how much processing Claude applies before responding. Higher effort means more thorough but slower. You'll see this as a slider or option when using extended thinking or longer tasks.

General AI Terms

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LLM

Large Language Model. The technology behind Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini, trained on massive amounts of text to understand and generate language.

AGI

Artificial General Intelligence. Theoretical AI that could match or exceed human intelligence across any task. Not here yet, but this is what most AI labs say they're building toward.

Prompt

The instruction or question you give an AI. Better context gets you better results. That's really all there is to it.

Context Window

How much text the model can hold in mind at once: your conversation, uploaded files, instructions, all of it. Start fresh conversations for new topics so you're not filling the window with irrelevant history.

Token

The unit AI models use to process text, roughly three-quarters of a word. Context windows, pricing, and usage limits are all measured in tokens.

API

Application Programming Interface. The technical bridge that lets developers connect AI models to other software. If someone says they're "using the API," they're building something on top of the model.

Hallucination

When AI confidently states something false. It's pattern-matching without knowing what it doesn't know, so it fills in gaps with whatever sounds right. Always verify facts that matter.

System Prompt

Hidden instructions that shape how an AI behaves before you say a word. Every chatbot, assistant, and AI product has one. Project instructions and skill files are essentially your personal system prompt.

Agent / Agentic

AI that takes sequences of actions: searching, clicking, writing, sending, not just answering questions. Cowork mode is agentic. Treat it accordingly.

RAG

Retrieval-Augmented Generation. AI that searches a document library before answering, so responses come from your specific files rather than general training data. Useful for knowledge bases, SOPs, or client libraries.

Fine-tuning

Training a model on specific data to specialize it for a domain. Different from prompting. It changes the model itself, not just how you talk to it. Usually only relevant if you're building a product.

Automation

Using AI (or any tool) to handle a task without manual effort each time. Scheduled tasks, Zapier workflows, and recurring routines all count. Do the thinking once, then let it run.

Markdown

A lightweight formatting language Claude uses constantly. Asterisks make bold, hashes make headings, dashes make bullet points. You don't need to learn it, but knowing it exists explains why Claude's output sometimes looks like it has symbols in it.

Local AI

AI that runs entirely on your device rather than in the cloud. Nothing leaves your computer. Useful for sensitive data, though the models are generally smaller and less capable than cloud-based ones like Claude.

Prompt Frameworks

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RTCF Framework (Cheyanne's fav)

Role — Tell it what role to play (e.g. brand strategist, CFO, legal advisor)
Task — What it needs to do
Context — Anything it needs to know about what it needs to do
Format — How do you want the output? What does good look like?

RTF Framework

Role — Tell it what role to play
Task — What it needs to do
Format — How you want the output (bullets, email, spreadsheet)

Chain of Thought

A prompting technique where you ask Claude to "think step by step" before answering. It dramatically improves accuracy on complex tasks — Claude reasons through the problem rather than jumping to a conclusion.

AI Educators Worth Following

The people I actually learn from. All have free content worth your time.

Brooke Wright @wright_mode

My AI mentor. She leads an incredible community and has a TON of free AI education.

Dr. Nici Sweaney @ai_herway

Global AI Strategist with great, free content on building your agents. Her AI newsletter is my favorite.

Shae Omonijo @iamshaeo

Writes all about AI + Critical Thinking. Love her Critical Thinking Bot and Local AI content.

Vanessa Chang @thinkwithv

How to think with AI — not like AI. A distinction worth making.

Nate B. Jones @nate.b.jones

If you want to dig into the technical side, Nate is your guy. His Substack is one of my top AI resources.

Sinead Bovell @sineadbovell

Hosts my favorite podcast about AI and its macro impact on the world.

Sabrina Ramonov @sabrina_ramonov

AI education and content creator who has taught over 10M people AI — for free.

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A genuine antidote to over-relying on AI.

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Worth reading before you hand AI the keys to everything.

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Whipped Feta with Crushed Olives

I used to whip feta with milk, but the site Serious Eats taught me about using Greek yogurt, which yields a super creamy, pillowy dip. Serve it with warm pita or grilled sourdough and some cucumbers sliced on an extreme bias. I'm not usually one to suggest more prep time, but homemade pita is immeasurably better and there are plenty of great recipes online.

I like the presentation of the salty bits on top, but you can pulse all the ingredients together for a more homogeneous texture.

Ingredients

The feta

8 oz / 225 g sheep's milk feta cheese
½ cup / 114 g plain Greek yogurt
1 clove garlic, chopped
Freshly ground pepper

The topping

4 oz / 113 g mixed pitted olives
3 oz / 85 g sundried tomatoes
1 clove garlic, minced
1 tablespoon lemon zest
Squeeze of fresh lemon juice
Pinch of red pepper flakes
½ cup / 10 g chopped flat-leaf parsley
Few sprigs of mint leaves, chopped
Extra-virgin olive oil

To serve

Toasted pine nuts
Warm, torn pita or grilled bread
Persian cucumbers, sliced on a diagonal

Serves 6

Instructions

In a food processor, combine the feta, yogurt, garlic, and a few grinds of pepper. Pulse until smooth and fluffy, about a minute. If it's dry and too thick to move, add a drizzle of olive oil and whip again.

Plate the dip in a shallow bowl with some swoops of a spoon for the topping to fall into.

Smash the olives with the side of your knife, give them a rough chop, and collect them in a mixing bowl. Mince the sundried tomatoes, then add those, the garlic, lemon zest, lemon juice, pepper flakes, a few grinds of freshly ground pepper, parsley, mint, and a drizzle of olive oil. Toss it all together to combine. Spoon it over your whipped feta, along with all the juicy bits.

Top with toasted pine nuts and serve with bread and cucumber slices.

Make Ahead

Both the feta and olive components can be made a day in advance, but for better presentation, assemble just before serving.

Claude Workshop forMaxed Out Founders

The Day

Everything You Need to Know

Four Real Tools.

What You'll Actually Keep

The People in the Room

Sessions

Try it yourself

1 · Download the Apps

2 · Settings → Personal Preferences

3 · Settings → Capabilities

4 · Settings → Privacy

RTCF — Role, Task, Context, Format my favorite

RTF — Role, Task, Format

TAG — Task, Action, Goal

DREAM — Define, Refine, Execute, Adjust, Maximize

ROTE — Role, Objective, Task, Expectations

Bonus: When You Don't Know Where to Start

Tips that actually help

Step 1 · Add the Skill Creator

Step 2 · Create a Brand Project

Step 3 · Gather Your Brand Assets

Step 4 · Follow Claude's Lead

Step 5 · Audit Your Skill File

Step 6 · Make Adjustments

Step 7 · Upload Your Bonus Skill Files

Sessions

1 · Add your Connectors

2 · Set Connector permissions

3 · Make a Project

4 · Create a Scheduled task

5 · Follow Claude's lead

1 · Find your inspiration

2 · Add New Project in Cowork

3 · Add brand photo access (if needed)

4 · Copy in the HTML maker prompt

5 · Follow Claude's lead

Before You Start

Step 1 · Make a Project

Step 2 · Copy and Drop in the Project Instructions

Step 3 · Add Your Chart Files

Try It — Questions to Ask

Resources

Workshop Slides

What You Built Today

Terms

AI Educators Worth Following

Resources & Courses

Whipped Feta with Crushed Olives

Ingredients

Instructions

Claude Workshop for
Maxed Out Founders