Train your engineers on Claude using your codebase, not a sample app
Enablement that sticks is prompting, tools, evals and Claude Code on the repository you ship. Exam prep is optional. Habits are not.
Team enablement here means your engineers can change a Claude system without waiting for us, and without guessing. A slide deck about prompting does not do that. Four weeks on your repository does.
We teach prompting, tool design, evaluation and agentic coding where the code already lives. Anthropic exam prep is available for people who want the credential. The credential is not the point. The handover is.
What changes if enablement works
- PRs include eval cases, not only prompt diffs
- Someone owns the golden set
- Claude Code runs inside conventions you wrote down. See Claude Code workflows.
- Security questions have named answers, not vibes
What we will not do
We will not train a team to babysit a hosted black box they do not own. IP is yours from the first commit. If a vendor workflow cannot live in your git history, it does not belong in the curriculum.
When to choose enablement over a build
Choose enablement when the system mostly works and the bottleneck is the team. Choose a production build when nothing is live. Choose an audit when you cannot tell which of those is true.
Minimum engagement for the track is four weeks, $12k to $24k. Details are on the services page.
Related notes
Shipping in companies
Prompt injection defense for Claude agents that can write
Injection is a product and permissions problem. Treat untrusted text as data, constrain tools, and put a human on irreversible actions.
Shipping in companies
Claude Code workflows that your engineers will actually keep
Claude Code is useful when the repository has conventions, evals and a review path. Without those it is a faster way to merge guesswork.
Shipping in companies
Shipping Claude agents under HIPAA, SOC 2 and SOX
Regulated Claude work is a deployment and audit-log problem first. Model quality is necessary and still not sufficient for a security review.