Session 1 was about finding the problem. Session 2 is about knowing the landscape — and learning to talk to AI so you get real output instead of slop. These are your references for the rest of the boot camp. The About-Me Builder is your homework — do it before Session 3 so you walk in ready to build.
Every word you'll hear for the rest of your AI life — in plain English. Token, context window, hallucination, agent, skill, the 4 Ds. Stop nodding along. Start being fluent.
One page, every framework. The 4 Claudes · the 3 models (Opus / Sonnet / Haiku) · the 5-rung ladder · the 4 Ds + 3 Modes. The whole architecture of how to think about Claude.
The Success Brief (5 fields) + a fill-in scaffold + the Discernment Combo that defeats hallucinations, sycophancy & bias + the 5-Question Pressure Test. Everything you need to write a serious prompt — and check what comes back.
The 60-second toggle that keeps client data out of AI training, how to curate Claude's memory, the client-data rules, AI email compliance (CAN-SPAM / GDPR / CASL), and the 5 contract clauses every operator deploying AI for clients needs. All in one place.
This is your pre-work for Session 3. Three files that make AI think, write, and represent you: the About-Me File (your situation — build this one first), the Voice File (so AI writes like you), and the Brand File (so AI represents your business). Build About-Me before Session 3; the other two when you're ready.
Ruben Hassid's "I am just a text file" method. 100 questions (top 40 starred) that capture how you write and think — so every caption, email, and post sounds like you, not like AI. Talk, don't type. Name what you reject.
How your business shows up — voice, positioning, vocabulary, do's and don'ts. This is the one that travels when you hand work to a VA, a contractor, or any AI doing client work.