The course
Better Answers from Claude
Written for someone who already uses Claude for work every week and wants better results out of it. Eight modules and a short start-here, 23 lessons, five to eight minutes each, every one ending in a run you can score.
02 lessons
Start here
- 0.1What Claude is, and is not
- 0.2Your first prompt, and the score that follows you
13 lessons
Context
- 1.1Give it what it needs
- 1.2Source material beats description
- 1.3Too much context
22 lessons
Task
- 2.1What, for whom, and why
- 2.2The decision the answer supports
33 lessons
Requirements
- 3.1Your definition of done
- 3.2Facts, assumptions, and the word unproven
- 3.3Rules you state and rules you enforce
42 lessons
Examples
- 4.1One example beats a paragraph of description
- 4.2The near miss
55 lessons
Evidence and testing
- 5.1Re-reads and receipts
- 5.2Telling a claim from a receipt
- 5.3What you have been building
- 5.4Versions, and writing down why
- 5.5Diagnosing a weak answer
64 lessons
Claude’s own features
- 6.1Projects, or context that stays
- 6.2Skills, or the prompt as a file
- 6.3Memory, search, and things that are documents
- 6.4Emphasis, and reading the page for your model
71 lesson
Capstone
- 7.1Your own job, end to end
81 lesson
Next door
- 8.1What Claude Code adds
The spine is one prompt, improved twenty times.
Lesson 0.2 has you write a bare prompt and run it. That score is the baseline every later lesson has to beat. By the capstone you repeat the whole method on a job of your own.