AI for Training and Enablement

You don't need to learn to code. You don't need to be "technical." If you can write clear instructions and read the output with a critical eye, you already have the skill that matters most. Claude does the grunt work. You bring the taste.

Everything on this page is built for one thing: turning the stuff you already have (notes, transcripts, messy decks, scattered docs) into training materials that look and feel intentional. Less staring at a blank slide. More editing a first draft Claude already wrote for you.

Before You Start

This page assumes you've run The One Paste. It's a single prompt you copy, paste into Claude, and follow for about 10 minutes. Claude interviews you, drafts your Personal Preferences, creates your folder files, and offers you a first task. No videos. No reading.

Want to tinker with connectors, plugins, or Claude's voice? The full Cowork reference is there when you're ready.

Start here Your First Win Tonight

Here's the fastest path to a "holy crap, it works" moment. Grab a set of meeting notes, a rough outline, or even a recorded call transcript. Drop it in a folder. Then paste the prompt below into Claude.

Claude builds the file. You double-click the HTML, it opens in Chrome or Safari or Edge, and you can present straight from the browser. No PowerPoint license, no cloud login, no spinner. If a slide didn't land, say "rewrite slide 4 for someone who's never heard of this product" and it redraws.

Pro tip: keep the folder open. Follow-ups in the same conversation remember the context. "Add a slide about the top 3 mistakes people make" takes 20 seconds.

Quick Wins for Enablement Work

Once the first one clicks, pick the next thing that eats your week. These are the four that save the most time for training and enablement people.

The big move Build an Enablement Engine

This is the move that separates "Claude helps me make slides" from "Claude helps me figure out what to make slides about." It's the coolest thing I've seen in enablement work, and it takes an afternoon to set up.

The premise is simple. You have a knowledge base that nobody reads. You have a Slack channel full of the same questions every week. The gap between those two is your entire training roadmap. Let Claude find that gap for you.

What you get back isn't a guess. It's a ranked list of what to build next, sourced from actual humans asking actual questions. Run it monthly and the training program starts to steer itself.

Level up When You're Ready for More

After you've made a handful of presentations and run the engine a few times, these are the moves that separate "I use Claude sometimes" from "Claude is my co-worker."

Go Deeper

A short, curated list of people worth watching and articles worth reading once you've had your first win. Skip anything that feels like homework. This is the "oh cool, I want to try that" tier.

Short videos

Short reads

Side quest For the Side Projects (Apps, Websites, Weird Ideas)

Once the work stuff is purring, the fun starts. Claude can build websites, simple apps, and tools without you writing a line of code. Most people who try this once end up hooked.

The setup is slightly more involved. You need a GitHub account (free), a hosting service like Vercel (free tier is plenty), and the right connectors wired up. Head to the connectors page for the full list and the "Claude in Chrome will do it for you" nuclear option.

A Note Before You Go

This guide is going to change. A lot. Every week there's a new tool, a new trick, or a new thing I used to swear by that turned out to be overkill. If something on this page feels off in three months, that's because it probably is. Ask me directly, I love this stuff and I'll not shut up about it.

The goal is never "learn AI." The goal is to free up the hours you currently spend formatting, rewriting, and polishing so you can spend them on the things only you can do. That's it.