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What you'll do today — four moves, one repo: voice coding, loops & goals, verification gates, scheduled tasks. Each builds on the last.

Your check-ins light up the live board  —  the room's toil  ·  what to automate  ·  hours/week reclaimed


Setup, ~5 min — clone the repo, open Claude Code in it, say 'set me up for the workshop'. Tools: Claude Code, Bun, Codex CLI, Handy, Git.

You need Claude Code installed and signed in. Everything else, let Claude install.

✅ Recommended — clone it and let Claude set you up

1. Clone the repo and launch Claude Code inside it:

git clone https://github.com/workos/aie-ai-native-workshop.git
cd aie-ai-native-workshop
claude          # starts Claude Code in the repo

2. On first launch, you'll see three prompts (once each):

  • Trust the workspace → accept (loads the workshop skills + permissions).
  • aie-coach MCP server → choose "Use this and all future MCP servers in this project."
  • Tool calls → approve them as they appear.

⚡ Want it hands-off? Launch with claude --dangerously-skip-permissions instead — you trust this repo, so it skips every prompt.

3. Then just say:

"set me up for the workshop"

The setup-workshop skill installs and verifies the dev tools — Bun, the Codex CLI, and git — confirms the repo is wired, and prints a status report. (If it just installed Bun, quit and re-run claude once so the coach can launch.) Then say "run my workshop check-in" and you're in. (Getting your voice working — Handy — is the first hands-on moment of Block 1, not setup.)

🔧 Prefer to install by hand?

Get each tool: Bun · Codex CLI · Handy · git. Or run:

# Bun — the check-in tool + skills run on it (blocks 1 & 4)
curl -fsSL https://bun.sh/install | bash

# Codex CLI — the Block 3 adversarial-review gate
npm i -g @openai/codex && codex login

# Handy (voice) — or just ask Claude in the repo:  "set up Handy for me"
# Git — check you have it:  git --version

Then open this repo in Claude Code and trust it — that auto-loads the workshop skills, the ideation plugin, and the aie-coach coach (approve it when prompted).


Your journey — Block 01 Voice coding, Block 02 Loops & goals, Block 03 Verification gates, Block 04 Scheduled tasks, each with the exact prompts to say to Claude.

Deeper notes → Block 1 · Voice  ·  Block 2 · Loops & goals  ·  Block 3 · Gates  ·  Block 4 · Schedules

🛠️ Bring a repo to work in — a side project or work repo (no good one handy? clone any small project). The moves apply to any stack.


🤖 Meet your coach

An opt-in coach rides along in your terminal:

  • 💬 Interviews you — a few quick questions, walking in and at the close.
  • 📊 Scores your setup — how AI-native are you? One number, before → after.
  • 📈 Feeds the live board — your arc, next to the whole room's.
  • 🎈 For fun — and it quietly powers the data viz.

Under the hood it's a local MCP server (aie-coach) — 7 tools, in native/. Full tool list + scoring → native/README.md.

🔒 Your privacy, plainly:

  • The score is a local scan of your own Claude setup (hooks? a CLAUDE.md? worktrees?).
  • Only the score numbers and the answers you confirm leave your machine.
  • Never your files, git log, or transcripts.
  • Skip it entirely and still do every block.

What you leave with — voice coding working, a repo with hooks and gates, a scheduled task running, the full stack, and a number on the board.


  Now stop reading and go talk to your computer.  🎙️

Slides · Board · Glossary  |  Curriculum · Skills · Board code · Glossary code  |  Running this workshop? → Facilitator guide

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