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All Courses, All Blueprints, Blueprints: General
Blueprint - Claude: What's Dispatch? Run Real Analysis From Your Phone (5 min)
CourseLaptop at home and you need a number before the meeting. Travis texts Dispatch from his phone and finds his homepage to contact page leaks 90 percent.
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All Courses, All Replays
Replay - 🔵 One Skill That Turns Your Brand Guidelines into Finished Decks (33 min - 9/3)
CourseIan shows the finished on-brand deck first, then the Skill behind it. Feed Claude your brand guidelines and a few current decks, invoke the Skill, and get a deck back in one pass. You leave with the Skill.
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All Courses, All Blueprints, Blueprints: Supply Chain and Operations
Blueprint - Supply Chain and Operations: Weekly Fulfillment Review (4 min)
CourseLeadership asks every Wednesday whether you shipped on time, and answering means reconciling four systems on deadline. Dan hands Claude one week of order data and one prompt. On-time shipping at 91.4 against a 95 target, amber, up three points. Skill: weekly-fulfillment-review
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All Courses, All Blueprints, Blueprints: Financial Planning and Analysis
Blueprint - FP&A: The BF-CM Inventory Trap (7 min)
CourseDiscount 10 percent to hit revenue and your model says inventory doesn't move at all. It's wrong. Frank has Claude diagnose the formula, then build a toggle tab that flips the logic: inventory climbs almost 200,000 dollars. One tab, no rebuild.
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All Courses, All Blueprints, Blueprints: Digital
Blueprint - Digital: What Are Customers Actually Saying (4 min)
CourseYour reviews say what's working and what's broken. Nobody has time to read hundreds. Jimmy pastes a Nike Pegasus review CSV into Claude and asks for themes, not a summary. Cushioning praised, sizing flagged, durability climbing. Run it monthly.
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All Courses, All Blueprints, Blueprints: General
Blueprint - Claude: Pick the Right Model for the Job (10 min)
CourseYou default to the same model for every task and never check what it costs. Travis runs one Patagonia category page audit through Sonnet, Opus, and Fable 5, then lines the outputs up side by side.