What you'll do this week

• Your Root Scan, open the project in Claude, run the onboarding scan, answer the questions about your life and work
• The Onboarding Conversation, let Claude write your goals, current state, and rhythms into your fact files
• Knowledge Import, drop in your existing materials (notes, docs, transcripts) so the system has context to work from
• Your About Page, generate your first public page from your root file, deploy it, see your story live

What you'll leave with

• Claude Code installed and running on your machine
• Your root file (CLAUDE.md) written, with your goals and current state
• Fact files populated: identity, goals, current state, rhythms
• Your first knowledge imported and indexed
• A live About page on the web, generated from your root system

What you'll do this week

• What actually gets saved, see how Claude turns your conversations into memory you can trust
• Your memory system, understand the working layers, the review gates, and where each piece of knowledge lives
• Teaching it more every day, learn the small habits that compound into a system that knows you
• Your fact files, fill in identity, business, preferences, and decisions in plain language
• The map and the terrain, organise your knowledge so Claude knows what to load and when
• Teaching it your network, import your LinkedIn connections and let Claude classify them by ICP fit

What you'll leave with

• A memory system that knows what to keep and what to let go
• Your fact files filled in across all four languages
• Your LinkedIn network imported and classified by fit
• A working Network tab and Relationships tab in your dashboard
• Confidence that your system remembers across sessions, not just within them

What you'll do this week

• Morning and evening protocols, design the two bookends that open and close every day
• Energy tracking, teach your system to notice your energy and adapt to your rhythm
• Four Languages check-in, build a daily practice that asks each language what it needs
• Four layers of control, understand memory, rules, skills, and hooks and when to use each
• Hooks, set hard boundaries for things that must always or never happen
• Four Languages practice, a guided exercise to experience each language directly
• Content rhythm, plan your content calendar so the system reminds you what to write and when

What you'll leave with

• A morning protocol that opens your day with the right questions
• An evening protocol that closes the day and saves what matters
• Energy tracking across all four languages
• Your content rhythm embedded in daily triggers
• An understanding of when to use memory, rules, skills, or hooks

What you'll do this week

• Build your dashboard, turn the files from Modules 1, 2, and 3 into something you can see
• Your Today tab, your daily operating view of tasks, energy, and the day's plan
• Your people, make your relationships and network visible in one place
• Your Inspiration tab, your pillars, voice profile, and saved ideas ready when you sit down to create
• Your Content tab, your calendar, scheduled posts, and publishing history in one view
• Your Rhythm tab, see yourself over time across check-ins, energy, and the four languages
• The complete picture, every tab populated with your real data, your system reflected back
• What comes next, the bridge from Part 1 into Part 2

What you'll leave with

• A dashboard live with your real data across all five tabs
• A Today view that runs your day from real tasks and energy
• People tabs that show who matters and where they sit in your pipeline
• Content and Inspiration tabs wired to the rhythm you built in Module 3
• A Rhythm view that tracks you across all four languages over time
• Part 1 complete, your root system live and ready for Part 2