Activity
Mon
Wed
Fri
Sun
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
What is this?
Less
More
58 contributions to The CCAF Success Bootcamp
📌 Week 3 to-do (Nov 16–22): Domains 1 and 4, task statements 1.5–1.7 and 4.1–4.2
Hi everyone! Here are your to-dos for week 3. This post stays pinned all week, so come back to it anytime. Try to finish the to-dos before Alice's session on Tuesday to get the most out of the sessions. 1. Watch the last three videos of "CCAF Video Series: Domain 1" in the Classroom https://www.skool.com/claude-certified/classroom/0070c7bb?md=bb380175e6f0423aa2e942dc56e3b156 - 1.5 Apply Agent SDK hooks - 1.6 Design task decomposition strategies - 1.7 Manage session state, resumption, and forking 2. Watch the first two videos of "CCAF Video Series: Domain 4" in the Classroom https://www.skool.com/claude-certified/classroom/06e14c04?md=2f5a646d38ff402d9b1875dd37928f1d - 4.1 Design prompts with explicit criteria - 4.2 Apply few-shot prompting 3. Do the flashcards on Claude Study Cards (claudestudycards.com) - Prompt Design Criteria & Few-Shot Prompting The cards you miss get flagged, and your misses set the agenda for Thursday. That's where we close the knowledge gap! Live this week - Tue, Nov 17 · 18:00 ET: Alice walks you through the week's concepts. But you still should have watched the videos by then! - Thu, Nov 19 · 12:00 ET: Shin goes through the flashcards you missed, plus a live demo of JSON vs YAML vs frontmatter Times are in Eastern Time. The calendar shows them in your local time. The link to the session is in the ics file and the community calendar. Questions? Drop them below. See you on Tuesday!
0
0
Anyone interested in a tutorial in VS Code?
In our weekly live Q&A just now, @Nicole Gardner and @Paula Weigel mentioned learning VS Code with Claude. Whol is interested in having a 30 min walk through of the basics of VS Code? Please let me know in the poll!
Poll
1 member has voted
0 likes • 9h
@Anita Ortiz All very valid points! Anita has used CC and VS Code to build maaany fascinating websites. Maybe we can invite Anita to the session as well👀
🎬 1.2 video updated: Breaking Bad is back (thanks, Paula!)
Thanks to @Paula Weigel feedback, I've added the Breaking Bad picture back into the 1.2 Orchestrate multi-agent systems video. Nothing you've already learned changes. It's just one more analogy to make hub-and-spoke stick. What's new: - Use the series Breaking Bad to explain the nature of a hub-and-spoke architecture. Haven't seen the show? No problem, the project manager version is still there. Already watched 1.2? You don't need to rewatch it. Just jump to 2:17 for the Walt part. It takes about 40 seconds. Where to find it - Video: Classroom → CCAF Video Series: Domain 1 → 1.2 Orchestrate multi-agent systems (same lesson, new version) - Slides: the student deck at the bottom of the lesson has one new page, Walt and Saul (page 5) - Reading version: the same picture is now in the text version of the lesson You like the materials and want to access our weekly live Q&A calls? Join our Claude Certification Success Bootcamp here: https://get720.com/pricing
0 likes • 3d
@Ronan Keane @Nicole Gardner @Christine Iskander @Sumanth Bhupalam @Michael Anderson @Bran Finn @Juliet McCormack @Kristine L'Estrange @Adam Vance
1 like • 2d
@Paula Weigel Glad that the analogy makes you laugh and is stuck with you 🥰
🎬 New in the Classroom: 4.1 Explicit criteria and 4.2 Few-shot prompting
Hi everyone! Domain 4 will start tomorrow. Two new lessons are already in the Classroom. What's new - 4.1 Design prompts with explicit criteria: why "be conservative" or "only report high-confidence findings" changes nothing, and what to write instead. There's also a fable analogy, the shepherd boy and the wolf, to show why one noisy category makes people ignore the accurate ones, and when to switch that category off. - 4.2 Apply few-shot prompting: why few-shot examples help, then the five scenarios from the exam guide. Each scenario has its own short example, from labelling your inbox to pulling a phone number out of an email. Both lessons end with the exam traps and one practice question. Where to find it - Classroom → CCAF Video Series: Domain 4 → 4.1 and 4.2 - Slides: the student deck at the bottom of each lesson - Reading version: in the lesson text, if you'd rather read than watch ❓Questions, or a spot where you got stuck? Drop it below. I'd love to help. 👀 Can't find the classroom? Upgrade to keep getting quality CCAF learning materials!
1
0
Your only 3 TO-DOs for this week before Tuesday
Hi everyone! Here's your to-dos for week 2. This post stays pinned all week, so come back to it anytime. Try to finish the to-dos before Alice's session on Tuesday to get the most out of the sessions. 1. Install Claude (if you haven't yet) Pick one: - Claude Desktop: claude.com/download - Claude Code in your terminal: code.claude.com/docs/en/setup Claude Code needs a Pro plan or higher. Stuck? Post a screenshot in the comments and we'll help you. 2. Watch the first four videos of "CCAF Video Series: Domain 1" in the Classroom https://www.skool.com/claude-certified/classroom/0070c7bb - 1.1 Design and implement agentic loops - 1.2 Orchestrate multi-agent systems - 1.3 Configure subagent - 1.4 Implement multistep workflows with enforcement 3. THEN do the flashcards on Claude Study Cards (claudestudycards.com) - Agentic Loops & Multi-Agent Coordination (23 cards) - Data Normalization & Prompt Chaining (24 cards) The cards you miss get flagged, and your misses set the agenda for Thursday. That’s where we close the knowledge gap! Live this week - Tue, Nov 10 · 18:00 ET: Alice walks you through the week's concepts. But you still should have watched the videos by then! - Thu, Nov 12 · 12:00 ET: Shin goes through the flashcards you missed, plus a live demo of the terminal Times are in Eastern Time. The calendar shows them in your local time. The link to the session is in the ics file and the community calendar. You missed the kick-off? It’s ok – watch the replay here: https://www.skool.com/claude-certified/classroom/005ac1b7?md=090877c411db47a6b8ad03c5307f51e8 The slides from the kick-off is downloadable at the bottom of the page. Questions? Drop them below. If you have done the work, tell the community in the poll! 🗳️
Poll
3 members have voted
 Your only 3 TO-DOs for this week before Tuesday
2 likes • 6d
@Paula Weigel @Ronan Keane @Nicole Gardner @Christine Iskander @Sumanth Bhupalam @Michael Anderson @Bran Finn @Juliet McCormack @Kristine L'Estrange @Adam Vance
1 like • 3d
Congrats @Sumanth Bhupalam @Sumanth Bhupalam for finishing all the work for this week and @Nicole Gardner for finishing the videos! Let's keep going!
1-10 of 58
Hsin-chih Lee
4
44 points to level up
@hsin-l-6139
Data scientist → AI builder. Using AI for good & raising awareness of its impact. Especially for women rewriting their story. 💪

Active 2h ago
Joined May 12, 2026
Powered by