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Creating Claude Code AI Employees for Non-Developers: 6 Work Automation Assistants Built Through Conversation, Without Coding

A course for office workers who handle repetitive tasks manually, such as organizing spreadsheets, taking meeting minutes, writing weekly reports, and replying to emails. A company that actually works with six AI employees will show you how to use Claude Code in the Claude Desktop app—without a terminal, and with instructions in Korean—to create AI staff for accounting, secretarial work, email, research, legal tasks, and memory, and how to catch AI’s mistakes by checking them against the original sources.

6 learners are taking this course

Level Beginner

Course period Unlimited

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Business Productivity
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Business Productivity
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What you will gain after the course

  • How to Use Claude Code in the Claude Desktop App: Install It and Create a Folder-Organizing Agent with Korean Instructions

  • Accounting clerk: Create an Excel spreadsheet of card and bank account transactions and receipts, then compare the totals against the originals.

  • Administrative assistant: Create meeting minutes and weekly reports from meeting transcripts and work logs, and screen out fabricated information by cross-checking it against the source material.

  • Email coordinator: Draft replies and check for prohibited phrases before sending.

  • Investigation and legal staff: Select only new announcements, run it every morning on a schedule, and have it answer based on the original text of regulations and statutes.

  • Memory Keeper and Hiring: Record employees’ work and mistakes in a work wiki, then break my work down by employee and move it to other folders or colleagues’ computers.

Six AI employees you can instruct in plain language, no code required

Learn how to delegate repetitive tasks to Claude—organizing card transactions in Excel, transcribing receipts, writing meeting minutes and weekly reports, replying to similar emails, and checking the same bulletin board every day—and save each as an employee you can call on again with a single line. You won’t need to read or write code or use a terminal. Simply give Claude Code instructions in Korean from the Code tab in the Claude desktop app, then open the resulting files yourself to check them.

  • First, let’s look at the screen of an AI employee working every day at a real company right now.

  • The AI makes real mistakes while the lesson is being recorded. We don’t hide them—we show you how to catch them, too.

  • Follow along using your own work files—no separate practice files needed.

Recommended for These People

Office workers who repeat tasks by hand every day

Office workers and solo business owners who manually handle the same tasks every month and every week, such as processing card statements, receipts, meeting minutes, weekly reports, and reply emails.

Those who don’t know how to code but want to delegate tasks to AI

For anyone who keeps having to copy and paste materials into ChatGPT or Claude chat over and over.

Worried about whether you can trust AI results

For those who don’t know how to check whether AI-generated tables and documents are correct, and end up reviewing everything from scratch.

After completing the course, you will be able to

  • You can give voice commands in the Claude desktop app to create Excel and Word output files.

  • You can save a task you’ve assigned once as an AI employee and call it up again with a single line, like “Organize the cards.”

  • You can compare the AI’s output with the original, catch errors, and fix them by setting rules.

  • You can break down your work into employee-sized tasks and hire your first employee yourself.

Features of This Course

AI employees at a real company, real examples of mistakes, and my work files

The company that created this course still has six AI employees at work. They include a memory manager who records tasks in the work wiki whenever they’re completed (about 7 months since the first entry, 544 documents), an assistant who keeps a daily work log (212 days’ worth), and a researcher who gathers job postings and information on the course market every morning. The topic of this course was also chosen based on that researcher’s records.

While recording the lecture, Claude made several mistakes. The total was right, but it only flagged duplicate payments when asked separately. It listed an assignee in the meeting minutes who hadn’t been chosen in the meeting, and got the weekday wrong. The lecture shows these moments as they happened and teaches how to check the results against the original, along with rules to prevent the same mistakes.

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Tell it what to do, then compare with the original

Give instructions in Korean to the Claude desktop app without code or a terminal. Save a task you’ve assigned once as an employee you can call back with a single line, and compare the results against the original.

The AI employee even chose this course topic

These are job postings and course market records collected every morning by a research employee at a real company. In Lesson 0-1, we start by looking at these actual records.

What You’ll Learn

Chapter 0: The Organizer—Creating Your First Employee

First, we’ll meet six AI employees working at real companies, then meet the first employee, who organizes the Downloads folder. We’ll get the plan first, check the file counts before and after organizing, and see how the employee we set up gets stuck on files it hasn’t seen before—and how to fix the problem.

Chapter 1: The Bookkeeper—AI Handles the Numbers, I Check Them Against the Records

Turn card and bank account transactions into an Excel file with monthly totals, and receipt PDFs and photos into a single table. Learn how to reconcile totals against the originals, check for duplicate payments and refunds, and save files without overwriting previous results.

Chapter 2: The Administrative Assistant—Distinguishing What Was Decided from What Wasn’t

Create meeting minutes and an action-item table from meeting transcripts, and a weekly report in the company’s exact format from five days of work logs. Attach transcript evidence to every sentence to catch owners and deadlines that weren’t decided in the meeting.

Chapter 3, Email Owner: A Person Presses the Send Button

Draft a reply and check it for prohibited expressions before sending. Even drafts that pass the check are read by a person, and any issues found are added to the list so the checker can catch them next time.

Chapter 4: Research Agent—Only New Listings Each Day

Create an employee that excludes postings seen yesterday and evaluates only new ones against the criteria, then schedule it to run automatically every morning. Check when the schedule runs and when it skips.

Chapter 5: The Legal Assistant: An Answer Without Evidence Is No Answer

Bring in the original texts of internal policies and laws, have it answer with supporting evidence, and say when something isn’t covered by the policies. Verify dates and days of the week by calculation, not memory.

Chapter 6: Memory Keeper: So We Don’t Make the Same Mistake Twice

Record what the employees did and the mistakes they made in the work wiki, along with supporting files. Even in a new conversation, have them look up and reread past decisions and mistakes.

Chapter 7: Hiring Employees for My Company

Break my task list down by employee, and decide for each one what checks will catch mistakes and what tasks should be left to people. Move the employees I’ve created to other folders or colleagues’ computers, and help them improve with a monthly checklist.

The person who created this course

  • JC Lab is a company that works with the six AI employees featured in this course. They handle real tasks in accounting, administration, email, research, legal affairs, and recordkeeping.

  • In lesson 0-1, I first show you the employees’ actual work logs. The course covers the mistakes I made while using them firsthand and how I fixed them.

  • I teach “Claude Code Harness in Practice” and “Obsidian x Claude Code: Building an LLM Wiki in Practice” on Inflearn.

Do you have any questions?

I’ve gathered the questions people ask most often before enrolling.

Q. Is it really okay if I don’t know how to code?

Yes. Students simply give instructions in Korean through the Claude desktop app and open the resulting files to check them. Claude creates working files as it goes, but there’s no need to open or edit them.

Q. Are there no separate practice files?

No. I’ll demonstrate using materials from a mock company, and you’ll give the same instructions using copies of your own work files. Each chapter explains which files to download and where to put them so you can try it with your own materials.

Q. Does it work on Windows too?

The same Claude desktop app is used. The video shows a Mac screen, and the only difference on Windows is that the installer is split into versions for regular PCs and ARM laptops. The screens for selecting a folder and sending instructions are the same.

Things to Note Before Enrolling in the Course

Practice environment

  • Operating system: Mac or Windows

  • The Claude desktop app (free to install) and a paid Claude Pro plan or higher. The subscription fee is separate from the course fee.

  • If you don’t have Excel or Word, you can open the results with the free Excel for the web, Word for the web, or Google Sheets and Docs.

  • An internet connection is required to look up the original text of the laws in Chapter 5.

Study Materials

  • 12 videos (2 hours and 1 minute total)

  • Course PDFs: 8 chapter-by-chapter files and a 98-page combined file. Includes the 58 prompts used in the course, exactly as written, and 109 screenshots.

  • Practice files and code are not provided. For each chapter, follow the “Try It with My Materials” exercise using your own work files.

Prerequisites and Important Notes

  • No coding knowledge is required. Basic computer skills, such as putting files in a folder and opening them, are enough.

  • Before uploading company documents, check your company’s policies on using external AI services, and upload redacted copies with personal information such as national ID and bank account numbers removed.

  • Chapter 5: The legal staff member’s response helps find supporting sources; it is not legal advice.

  • The videos, PDF course materials, and screenshots from this course may be used only for the purchaser’s personal study. You may not share them with others, post them publicly, or resell them.

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Who is this course right for?

  • Office workers and solo business owners who manually handle spreadsheets, documents, emails, and reports every day

  • For those who don’t know how to code but want AI to handle repetitive tasks

  • People who repeatedly copy and paste materials into ChatGPT or Claude chats

  • For those who were unsure whether they could trust AI’s results as they were.

Need to know before starting?

  • No coding knowledge is required. You just need to know how to use a computer well enough to put files in a folder and open them.

  • A paid Claude Pro plan or higher is required (the subscription fee is separate from the course fee).

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