Course overview
This is a practical lab for document-heavy work. You will set up a Claude project, interrogate a small source pack, draft from evidence, and make a simple Artifact that is useful beyond the chat.
What you will build
Your capstone is a decision kit: a sourced briefing note plus a small interactive Artifact such as a calculator, checklist, or explainer. The emphasis is not on clever prompting. It is on organizing evidence, preserving constraints, and reviewing the output like an editor.
Inside the lab
- Choose between a normal chat, a Project, and an Artifact.
- Prepare PDFs, documents, and spreadsheets for dependable analysis.
- Separate what a source says from what Claude infers.
- Give project instructions that survive across related conversations.
- Publish or share only after a privacy, rights, and usability review.
Best for: intermediate learners who regularly summarize, compare, brief, or prototype. Feature and file limits can vary by plan.
Last reviewed September 2026. Lessons use Anthropic’s current Help Center and documentation as the reference point.