Reclaim Your Focus: Start Vibe Coding Your AI Chief of Staff

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Mon, Nov 17, 2025

7:00 PM UTC (1 hour)

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Vibe Code Your Own Chief of Staff with Claude Code

Benjamin Jackson

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Mon, Nov 17, 2025

7:00 PM UTC (1 hour)

Virtual (Zoom)

Free to join

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Vibe Code Your Own Chief of Staff with Claude Code

Benjamin Jackson

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What you'll learn

Set up Claude Code on macOS

Install Claude Code, log in with your Anthropic Pro account, and start your first conversation.

Get comfortable using Claude in the Terminal

Navigate and toggle options with the keyboard, rewind to checkpoints, and use Claude’s memory to teach it how you work.

Integrate Claude with iOS Reminders for instant capture

Instantly import your to-dos from iCloud Reminders to your inbox file by calling external tools from Claude Code.

Start building your productivity system the same day

We’ll screen share and go through Claude Code installation and setup together as a group.

Get live support in extended Q&A

I’ll stick around for 30 minutes after the session to help troubleshoot any setup issues.

Why this topic matters

Most people treat AI like a search engine that can also compose haikus. But when you integrate it into your productivity routine, connecting your calendar, planning docs, and to-do lists, it feels less like an app and more like a killer chief of staff. In this live build session, you’ll take the first steps to stop relying on others’ productivity systems and start building your own.

You'll learn from

Benjamin Jackson

Founder/Eng. Leader (Vice, NYT), ✍🏻 New Yorker, Atlantic, 💼 Peloton, Atlassian

Ben is a software engineer, executive coach, and founder of Hear Me Out, a management consulting firm with clients including Peloton and Atlassian. Previously, he worked at Vice Media as Director of Mobile, and at the New York Times as lead iOS engineer. A visiting expert at Wharton’s Venture Lab, Ben’s writing on technology has been published in the New Yorker, the Atlantic, Fast Company, and many others.

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