Four tools. Under $150/month. Eight weeks of live build sessions, plus 30 days of support after. You don't walk out with notes. You walk out with a working operating system.
A writing assistant here. A chatbot there. A vibe-coding app that worked once and now lives in a silo. You feel busier than before, and your workflow is just as scattered.
What's missing isn't another tool. It's architecture.
Meeting notes vanish. Voice memos rot in an app. Ideas live in 14 places. Nothing flows downstream, because nothing was designed to.
AI gets used when it comes to mind: a one-off prompt, a quick draft. There's no structured handoff between what happened and what AI helps you process.
Tasks, follow-ups, decisions still live in your head. Your system of record is nonexistent, or abandoned after week one.
Each app is an island. Data enters one tool and dies there. Your 'stack' is a list of subscriptions, not a system.
Every piece of information that enters your business flows through three movements: it gets captured, processed with AI, and lands in a durable system of record, without leaks or orphaned data.
ephemeral
structured
durable
Meetings, voice notes, conversations. The capture layer is ephemeral by design. It catches what happened and moves it downstream immediately.
Raw capture becomes structured thought. Claude turns meeting notes into action items, drafts into strategy, raw data into decisions you can act on.
Every decision, task, project and reference lands in one place. The only layer that persists, and the single source of truth your business runs on.
Ambient meeting and voice capture that disappears the right way.
Your structured thinking partner. Projects, agents, context.
The durable system of record. Databases. Pipelines. Truth.
Your personal knowledge graph, the second brain underneath.
Every session runs 90 minutes plus open Q&A, and every session is a build session. Each week adds a layer or a workflow to the operating system. By week eight, you'll have real data, real workflows, and real decisions flowing through it.
Set up Granola for capture and Obsidian as your personal memory layer. You'll define what gets captured, what gets discarded, and where your pipeline starts.
A working capture layer catching meetings, voice notes, and ideas.
Configure Claude as a structured thinking partner. Projects, context management, skills and agents, everything you need to bypass the stall most entrepreneurs face here.
Claude configured with your context, projects, and repeatable agent workflows.
Editorial / Brand Voice Guidelines · Q2/3 Content Strategy · 'Morning Brief' dashboard · AI-ready ICP
Build your Notion workspace as the durable backbone: databases, views, relations, knowledge management. The act-vs-artifact test and AI-friendly data hygiene.
A Notion workspace structured as an operating system.
Automated Content Pipeline · AI-enabled Sales Pipeline
Capture a live meeting in Granola, hand it to Claude for summary, decisions, action items, prep brief, then promote the keepers into Notion as linked tasks and projects.
A repeatable meeting workflow that runs from capture to action, every time.
Build a prospect pipeline in Notion, use Claude to research and write outreach that reads like it was written for one person, and wire the loop so every send, reply and follow-up is tracked by stage.
A cold outreach system that researches, personalizes, and tracks prospects to reply.
Build an agent that interviews you, stands up a strategic business dashboard in Notion, populates it from your own data, then reads it back, names what's working, and proposes next steps tied to your goals.
A Chief of Staff agent that turns your own data into prioritized next steps.
Operate the complete system on your real work for a week, then regroup. Where does data stall? Where does a handoff feel heavy? Where do you avoid the system instead of using it?
The full system running on real business data, with a clear map of where it leaks.
Fix the friction surfaced in week seven and tune every workflow. Establish the maintenance cadence that keeps the system compounding, and look at what earns a place in your stack next.
A fully operational AI system running your business, with a maintenance rhythm you can sustain.
Every seat includes 30 days of continued weekly cohort support, where I'm in the room with you on your own custom builds. You bring the workflow you're adapting, the dashboard you're tuning, the thing that broke when you applied it to your real business. We work through it live. This is where the system stops being a course and becomes yours.
Angel runs brenn studio, where she builds AI-native operating systems for modern integrative health practices. The Capture, Think, Run framework taught in this cohort is the same architecture the studio runs on. Every piece of it was built by using it.
"No prompt packs. No theater. You'll leave with real artifacts running in your business. Design a business operating system you'll actually use after the course ends."
No. The stack is four consumer tools, no coding, no API configuration. If you can set up a Notion page and have a conversation with Claude, you've got the baseline.
Sessions are recorded and available within 24 hours. The real value is building alongside the group in real time. The recordings are a safety net.
The 30 days of weekly cohort support begin. You keep building your own custom workflows with me in the room. After that, you have a working system that runs on tools you own and accounts you control, and you'll be ready for Level 2.
Absolutely not. Prompt engineering is briefly covered, but this course is about building AI-enabled operating systems for your business. Prompting is a small component.
The Capture, Think, Run framework works regardless of which tools fill each slot. We teach with Granola, Claude, Notion, and Obsidian because they're affordable and proven as a system. Swap tools after graduating once you understand the architecture underneath.
Almost certainly. Most people use these tools as standalone apps. The cohort teaches you to operate them as a single system with structured handoffs, which is where the compounding gains live.