Tech Foundations & Builder Setup
You can now spin up a deployed web property in under an hour, and read the structure of any modern web app.
3-hour live session · 90 min theory · 90 min hands-on · plus one exercise
The 3-hour live session
Theory grounds you. Hands-on lands it. Both happen in the same Saturday session.
Theory
Stop being scared of the terminal. We set everyone on the same baseline - the tech mental models PMs usually skip (databases, APIs, the cloud), in plain language, no jargon. A quick tour through 70 years of software shows why right now is the most accessible moment to learn this. Then the workflow that working PMs actually use: Git as a decision log, Claude Code as a daily driver, deploys that happen on every push. By the end the engineering 'magic' looks like the boring infrastructure it actually is.
Hands-on
You'll drag your LinkedIn PDF into a Claude Code terminal and watch a personal site appear. Push it to GitHub, see it deploy automatically, and share a live URL with your name on it before the session ends. There will be friction - we work through it in breakouts. The rush of pointing your friend at yourname.curious.pm is the real take-home.
Your exercise for the week
Make yourname.curious.pm yours. Customize the portfolio Claude generated. Add one project you're proud of, write a short bio in your voice. Bring the link to next Saturday.
The moment that lands
A Cohort 1 participant deployed her first live site on Day 1 - before any AI content had been taught. "I'm thrilled to share I've published my first web page online today!" I re-tell this every Week 1 opener.
What I'll keep saying
- “I do everything on the terminal itself. I don't even log into the main Claude interface anymore.”
- “It will be slightly messy initially. Not because the programming is hard, but because the learning isn't linear.”
- “Show up even if you don't feel like it. That alone does 50% of the work.”
Want this week in your real life?
DM me on WhatsApp or book a 30-minute call. The cohort is 12 to 18 PMs and I personally vet every applicant.