Lesson 2 of the Getting Started course is LIVE in the Classroom. Most tutorials show you ONE way to install Claude Code — the scary terminal way. This lesson shows you ALL 5 methods and tells you exactly which one to pick as a beginner. Spoiler: it is the Desktop App. Download, open, type. Done. What is inside: → 5 installation methods compared → The 3 tabs nobody explains (Chat, Cowork, Code) → Your first interaction — what to type → Free vs Pro — what you actually need 🎬 Watch it now: Go to Classroom → Course 2 ✅ ACTION: Install Claude Code using the Desktop App method. Then come back here and comment INSTALLED when you are done. What method did you use? Desktop App, VS Code, or something else? Drop it below 👇

New skill file dropped. This one tells Claude Code to use Remotion and create professional video content — motion graphics, animated text, data visualizations, branded intros — from one sentence of plain English. How it works: 1. Install Remotion: npx create-video@latest 2. Add video-producer-SKILL.md to your Claude Code project 3. Describe the video you want in one sentence 4. Claude Code writes the Remotion React components 5. Remotion renders the video. MP4 out. Upload anywhere. What it creates: - Kinetic text animations (bold statements, word-by-word spring animation) - Data visualizations (charts and numbers that animate in) - Step-by-step tutorials (numbered steps with visual progression) - Before/after comparisons (split screen with transitions) - Branded intros/outros (3-5 second bumpers with your colors) - Product demo highlights (feature callouts with animated text) 3 minutes per video. Dark theme default. 9:16 vertical for Reels. 60fps. Professional spring-based easing. Video editors charge $30-$80/hour. This skill file + Remotion costs $0.

This skill file writes personalized cold emails that actually get replies. How to use it: 1. Download the SKILL.md file below 2. Open Claude Code (Desktop or terminal) 3. Drop the file in your project folder 4. Tell it who your target clients are 5. It writes 10 personalized emails + subject lines + follow-up sequences 6. You review and hit send What it does (autonomously): - Researches each target company - Finds recent news, funding, hiring signals - Writes 10 personalized cold emails - Creates 5 subject line variations - Builds a 4-email follow-up sequence - Saves everything to a folder Results: - 12 meetings booked in one week - 3 minutes to write 10 personalized emails - $0 ad spend — pure outbound - An SDR costs $60K/year. This costs $20/month.

This skill file runs a complete SEO audit on any website. Autonomously. How to use it: 1. Download the SKILL.md file below 2. Open Claude Code (Desktop → Code tab, or terminal) 3. Put the file in your project folder 4. Type: /seo-audit https://yourwebsite.com 5. Walk away. Come back to a finished report. What it does (by itself): - Crawls your entire website - Finds every SEO issue (meta tags, broken links, thin content) - Pulls your top competitors' keywords - Identifies content gaps you are missing - Writes a full content strategy - Builds a 30-day publishing calendar - Saves everything to a folder on your desktop Results people are getting: - 47 SEO issues found that $99/month tools missed - 9 minutes vs 2 weeks from an agency - $20/month vs $2,000/month for the same report

Peter Steinberger built a company solo using Claude Code. OpenAI acquired it for hundreds of millions. One person. No team. No developers. The feature behind this is called Claude Code Skills — plain-English text files where you describe your exact workflow once, and Claude runs it forever with a single command. No coding. No API keys. A real estate agent cut listing prep from 2 hours to 12 minutes. Kaizen AI processes 54 PDF invoices simultaneously using parallel sub-agents. ServiceNow's seller prep time dropped 95% — from an hour to 3 minutes per call. Zapier built 800 internal agents and saved 500,000 staff hours ($90M in business impact). The shift: stop treating AI like a search engine you re-explain your business to every session. Write your process down once in a .md file. That's literally all a "skill" is. What's the ONE workflow you repeat every week that you'd automate first if you could just describe it in plain English?