Jason, your instructor
Your team is building with AI. You're not.
In one focused hour, I'll get you set up with Claude Code and show you how to actually use it. No fluff, no theory—just the skills to keep up.
No coding background required. Designed for business leaders, not technologists.
See PricingYour colleagues and direct reports are shipping features with AI tools you've never touched. You're nodding along in meetings, hoping no one asks for details. That ends today.
This is for you if:
- You see your peers or colleagues building with AI and you feel behind
- You've been meaning to try Claude Code but haven't started
- You want to build real tools, not just chat with a bot
- You're willing to invest one hour to get unstuck
This is NOT for you if:
- You want someone to build something for you (I teach, I don't do freelance dev)
- You're looking for prompt engineering tips (this is about building software)
- You're not willing to install VS Code and sign up for Claude Pro
Choose Your Level
Every session is live, 1:1, and focused on getting you productive with real tools.
Questions before booking? Email me
Session
- 1-hour live session tailored to your goals (bring data if you have it)
- Recording of the session
- Written summary of what we built
- 48-hour DM support for follow-up questions
Satisfaction guaranteed
Session + Follow-Up
- Everything in Session
- Second 1-hour session within 2 weeks
- 1-week DM support
The first session gets you started. The second is where it clicks—after you've tried things on your own, we work through what stuck and what didn't.
Book Session + Follow-UpSatisfaction guaranteed
About Jason
By day, I'm an integration engineer supporting clients like Disney, Netflix, and Warner Bros. I wrote code for years before AI could help, and I've been integrating it into my work ever since. The pace of advancement still astonishes me.
But "prompt and pray" doesn't work. Using these tools well takes skill—and I can get you started on the right foot.
2026 clients are founding clients. You get the best of both worlds: real experience, and the white-glove attention that comes with building something new.
What Intentional AI Looks Like
I built Fennec Search as a proof of concept—multimodal video search combining face recognition, dialog search, and image analysis across an hour of TV content. Now I'm using Claude Code to scale it to petabytes. That's what happens when you start with professional-grade tools: your prototype isn't a throwaway demo. It's the foundation of something real.
How It Works
Book and Pay
Choose your tier and schedule a time that works. Payment is handled securely through Calendly.
Share Your Idea
Have data you want to work with? Send it ahead. Just have an idea? That works too. I'll tailor the session to wherever you're starting from.
Build Together
In one focused hour, you'll go from zero to building real things with AI. You leave with working skills, not slides.
Frequently Asked Questions
Terms Worth Knowing
IDE (Integrated Development Environment)
A word processor for code. VS Code is an IDE—it's where you'll write and organize your projects, and likely what your team is already using. If you can use Word, you can use VS Code.
CLAUDE.md
A file you write that tells Claude Code how to build your project. Think of it as a creative brief for an AI developer. This is the core of "intentional" AI development.
Design Patterns (MVC, MVP, MVVM)
Standard ways to organize code—separating data, display, and logic. The specific pattern matters less than the principle: structure keeps things maintainable instead of one giant mess.
Separation of Concerns
The principle behind design patterns. Each piece of code should do one thing. Makes debugging possible and lets your team actually work with what you build.
Unit Tests
Small checks that verify your code works. Claude Code can write these for you. They catch bugs before they become problems.
Agent / Agentic AI
AI that can use tools, make decisions, and take multiple steps to complete a task—not just answer questions. Claude Code can write code, run it, see if it works, fix what's broken, and repeat until it's right. That loop is what makes it powerful.