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AI Operator live session: Claude Cowork — How to Automate the Tasks You Repeat, with Tim Cakir, Wednesday 3rd June 2026 at 2:30 PM GMT
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Wednesday, June 3 · 2:30 PM UTC

Claude Cowork Scheduled Tasks: Automate What You Repeat

Automate repetitive work without writing code. Our CEO, Tim Cakir, is hosting a live walkthrough on Claude Cowork scheduled tasks. Join live on June 3, 2026 at 2:30 PM GMT to build a simple ‘set it once’ workflow that frees your time for strategy, sales, and product. What to expect 👇 🤖 What scheduled tasks are and how to set them up (no code, no cron jobs) 📋 Real use cases: daily briefings, weekly reports, competitor scans, content prep ⚠️ The common mistakes that make scheduled tasks useless and how to avoid them 🎤 Live Q&A with Tim Cakir

Claude Co-WorkScheduled tasksAI automationWorkflow automationNo-code automation
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Claude Code for Founders: Ship an Internal Tool in 60 Minutes — Live Build
Session 14 | May 13, 2026

Claude Code for Founders: Ship an Internal Tool in 60 Minutes — Live Build

In this build-in-public session, Tim Cakir (Founder, AI Operator) goes live with Claude Code and ships a real internal tool end-to-end in under an hour. The goal isn't "coding for coders." It's showing founders and operators how to turn a messy idea into a working system fast, using Claude Code as a thinking + building partner. What we covered 👇 🛡️ How to set up a safe build environment (working in a dedicated folder so Claude Code doesn't "run wild" in sensitive directories) 🖥️ Using Claude Code inside a terminal (Warp) and why the terminal is where you get the most leverage from AI ❔ How Claude Code works best: it asks clarifying questions instead of guessing, so you can steer architecture and scope 🧠 Designing a context layer / operating system that ingests business signals (calls, emails, Slack, Notion, meeting notes) and turns them into usable outputs 🚢 The difference between "AI that talks" vs "AI that ships": how to push Claude Code to build faster by tightening scope and time constraints 📘 Creating and using CLAUDE.md as a "map" that points Claude to key docs, conventions, and where the real context lives Live build highlights 🎬 🧱 We scaffolded a "Context OS" concept: ingest → unify → extract entities/insights → present in a simple UI 🚀 We shipped a quick demo front end to make the concept tangible (seed data, early dashboard) 🔌 We discussed how this becomes powerful once connected to real sources via MCPs (Slack/Gmail/Notion/meeting notes, etc.) Main takeaways ✨ 🎯 The biggest unlock is context. AI becomes dramatically more useful when it can reference your real work (emails, calls, docs, tasks), not just generic prompts. 🛠️ Claude Code is not just for engineers: with the right guardrails and workflow, it's a practical build tool for founders. 📈 Start small, ship something usable, then iterate — your context layer compounds over time.

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