Advanced Claude Code: Context Engineering, Skills, and Workflows for Personal Automation

Designed for non-techies, taught by a technopreneur and 19-year industry veteran

Most people meet Claude Code as a coding tool. It is something much bigger: the most powerful AI agent you can run on your own computer, one that can do almost anything you do at a keyboard, from your inbox and reports to your meetings and client work. This workshop is for non-techies who want to use it that way: consultants, managers, analysts, ops people, and founders who do not code. If you can install an app and follow typed instructions, and you are willing to treat the terminal as a place to chat with Claude, you are a good fit.

This is not a coding course, and it is not a feature tour. Out of the box Claude Code is generic; what turns it into something that works the way you do is mastery of three things: engineering its context, packaging your knowledge as skills, and composing those skills into agentic workflows. You learn each one in plain English, then practise it in a hands-on activity designed to make the concept stick, so you leave having actually done it, not just watched a demo.

You learn it directly from Boon Kgim, a technopreneur and builder who runs his business on AI and uses Claude Code daily for far more than code. You get the shortcuts, the patterns, and the gotchas in one day, instead of working them out yourself over months. Making complex things simple for people who do not code is how he teaches.

Why learn from Boon Kgim

• A technopreneur who powers his whole business with AI, with roots as a tech builder, consultant, and growth marketer
• Built 10+ apps with Claude Code and developed a battle-tested workflow
• Uses Claude Code daily beyond coding: presentations, proposals, workshops, automation, marketing, and more
• A track record of teaching non-technical professionals who walked in nervous and walked out with real, working results
• Direct access during the workshop, you ask, he answers, no TA layer in between
• Access to the alumni community group chat, plus free re-attendance to a future run

You are not paying for a course. You are paying for the compressed experience of 19 years building software and automating real work, with Boon Kgim sitting next to you while you learn to make Claude Code work the way you do.

What actually unlocks Claude Code

Out of the box, Claude Code is generic, and most people never get past that. What separates a power user is mastery of three things, and this workshop is built around them in order.

Context engineering comes first, because context is the single biggest lever on output quality. The same model on the same request gives a generic answer with the wrong context and expert-level work with the right one. Every building block you can add, a CLAUDE.md, a skill, a subagent, an MCP connector, the files you point it at, spends that window differently, so context engineering is the skill of choosing the right one for the job and keeping out the noise that drags quality down. CLAUDE.md is simply where you start, the simplest of them.

Skills are the core of the workshop. A skill packages a piece of your knowledge or a recurring task so Claude runs it your way every time. You build across four levels, instruction, templates, scripts, and live systems through MCP, on the rule climb only as high as the job needs, which turns “I don’t know how to code” from a barrier into a non-issue, because most high-value skills live at the first two levels.

Agentic workflows come last, where subagents and patterns like route, chain, and fan-out compose your separate skills into systems that run a whole multi-step job, not just one step. This is loop engineering, the skill of designing the act-check-refine cycle the agent runs to correct its own work. From here that loop can even run without you, on a schedule or when something happens, which is what earns the word automation.

You learn all three through carefully curated, hands-on activities, so by the end of the workshop you have not just understood them, you have used them, building a CLAUDE.md, a skill at each level, a composed workflow, and a capstone automation along the way, plus the mental model to keep building on your own.

You’re not alone. Fall behind? You’re covered

You’re not on your own after the workshop. You get the alumni community group chat, where you share what you build, bring your questions back, and get answers from Boon, who regularly shares his own tips and practical insights and amplifies what members make. And falling behind is never a problem: if you don’t keep up, or you just want a second pass, you can re-attend a future run of the same workshop for free, whenever you want. The seat you take today is one you can always come back to.