The three videos, in order
Watch them in this order. Each one assumes you've done the one before it, so skipping ahead is how people end up stuck on step one with forty browser tabs open.
86 minutes total
That's less than one film. You do not have to do it in a single sitting — one video a night for three nights works better anyway, because you actually get to use the thing between them.
Claude Code Tutorial for Beginners
The setup video. She goes from a blank laptop to Claude Code running, without assuming you know what a terminal is — account, VS Code, the Claude Code extension, your first folder, then a real automation at the end.
After this you'll have: Claude Code actually installed and doing something on your own machine.
Watch on YouTube →
Goals, Loops & Routines
This is the one where Claude stops being a chatbot you babysit. Three features that sound identical and aren't — plus the six-part goal prompt, and the SEO audit that checks 38 blog posts every Monday while I'm making coffee.
After this you'll have: something running when you're not watching it.
Watch on YouTube →
Make Videos With Claude
The fun one, and the most honest one — she shows the takes she hated and how she fixed them, which is rarer than it should be. Editing with Claude Code, the real tool stack, and what it actually costs to run.
After this you'll have: a way to cut a reel without opening an editor.
Watch on YouTube →Where to actually start
If the order above doesn't fit where you're at, use this instead.
You've never opened Claude Code
Start at video 1 and don't skip it, even if you've used Claude in the browser for a year. The desktop version is a different animal and the setup is where most people quietly give up.
You've got it installed but you're still typing every prompt yourself
Go straight to video 2. That's exactly the gap it closes — you already know how to ask Claude for things, you just haven't told it to go do them without you.
Editing is the thing eating your week
Watch video 3 first, then come back to 2. Fixing your biggest bottleneck first is more motivating than doing it in the "right" order.
One honest warning
Watching all three back to back feels productive and teaches you almost nothing. Build one small thing after each video — badly is fine — before you start the next.
Do this after each one
The difference between people who watch AI tutorials and people who use AI is about fifteen minutes of doing something small immediately afterwards. Pick the matching one.
After video 1
Open Claude Code in an empty folder and ask it to explain what's in one of your real work files. Boring on purpose — you're proving the setup works.
After video 2
Pick the most repetitive thing in your week and write it as a routine. The Monday one is a good template because it runs before you're awake enough to argue with it.
After video 3
Take one video you already filmed and never posted. Cut it. It doesn't need to be good, it needs to be finished.
If you get stuck
Tell Claude you're stuck and paste the error. Not a workaround — genuinely the fastest fix, and the thing beginners are most reluctant to try.
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