I am a not a techie and non coder. A retired corporate manager. Looking forward to build something useful hopefully iconic for small medium enterprises. I day trade forex too. Wondering if I could build something in this space too

For those out here who is looking to get started, please know that you're not late. Here's the best starting point regarding markdown file followed by many more topics like terminal, installation of VS Code and Claude created by @Pragati Kunwer

Introduce yourself. Three things — short answers are fine: 1. What you do (job, role, retired, parent, student, career-changer — anything goes) 2. What recurring task in your week would you give to AI tomorrow 3. One thing about AI you're trying to figure out right now I'll reply to every single one. Read other people's introductions too — the person stuck on what you're stuck on might already be here. I'll go first. I'm Pragati — 20 years building AI at IBM Watson and Nike. 30,000+ students taught on Udemy and Coursera. Adobe Stock contributor. A handful of one-person businesses, all running on Claude Code Skills. Here to teach non-coders one thing: how to make your first SKILL.md file on your laptop by Saturday lunch. Excited to learn from you all.

So i guess ill be able to learn more about AI,cant wait!

A few of you have messaged me about setting up Claude Code and getting Skills to actually DO something. Research a topic. Automate the boring stuff. Run pieces of your business while you sleep. So let us see where everyone is right now. 👇 Pick the option that fits you. There is no wrong answer here, and no win is too small to count. Then do one of two things: ▶ Already set up? Go to the comments. I dropped a ready to run Research Skill you can open and run on ANY topic in about two minutes. It hands you back a clean, sourced report. ▶ Still setting up? Jump into the free Foundation course in the classroom. It walks the whole thing, step by step, at a pace anyone can follow. No coding background needed. Either way, the moment you run something, post a screenshot in Wins. Your first report, your first Skill, the first time the terminal actually did the thing. It all counts, and seeing each other do it is what makes it click for everyone else. Vote, then go build something. 🙂