ThreeFolders
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Marketing. Sales. Ops. Three folders on your own computer, built in an afternoon.
A written build kit for Claude Cowork. No code, no video to sit through, 14-day refund.
16
files, plus 3 bonuses
3
departments
6
skill files
1
afternoon to install
Zero-code. Marketing, Sales and Ops run as three folders on your own machine, each with its own rules, handing work to each other. You approve; you don't type.
- ✓Plain English in the Claude desktop app. No terminal, no environment setup.
- ✓A 7-step written guide. Read in 20 minutes, installed in an afternoon.
- ✓One Monday's output from all three departments, shown as the real files.
- ✓6 skill files + 4 CLAUDE.md templates. Yours to adapt, or license to resell.
Founding cohort — limited
Regular price
$47You pay today
$27USDYou save $20 · 43% off the regular price
Total today $27
Get the kit for $27 →
After you pay1Pay by card or PayPal2Download link on the confirmation page and by email within a minute3Unzip, open SETUP-GUIDE.md, start at step 1
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Checkout has one optional add-on. Skip it and the kit is still complete.
Specialist
builds Claude and WhatsApp automations for paying clients
Own use
every system here runs in my own business first
14 days
refund window, written into the checkout, no threshold
Independent
not affiliated with Anthropic, and the page says so
How it works
Not three chats. One HQ, three folders, and rules they all read.
The trick isn't a clever prompt. It's a folder layout Cowork understands, with a CLAUDE.md in each department telling it what to read, what to write, and who to hand off to.
HQ/ brand-facts.md · offers.md · voice.md · never-claim.mdwritten once, read by every department on every task
marketing/
Makes the content
Posts, emails and ad copy drafted from HQ, saved to /outbox, never published without you.
CLAUDE.md · skills/weekly-content.md · skills/email-sequence.md
sales/
Follows the customer
Enquiry replies and proposals from an email thread, on your own offer terms.
CLAUDE.md · skills/enquiry-reply.md · skills/proposal.md
ops/
Keeps the house in order
The Monday summary, the open-leads list, and a record of what the other two produced.
CLAUDE.md · skills/weekly-summary.md · skills/open-leads.md
What Cowork does well here
- Reads and writes files in these folders on its own
- Runs a skill on a schedule (Monday 08:00 content batch)
- Uses your Gmail, Drive and calendar through connectors
- Keeps a task going in the background while you work
What it won't do, so we don't pretend
- Publish anything without you clicking
- Replace a real salesperson on a live call
- Run 200 tasks a day on the $20 plan
- Bulk jobs and automation chains: that's the Claude Code handoff in Bonus 3
That is the whole system.Three folders, one HQ, running on your own machine.
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A real task, start to finish
What one morning looks like once the three departments exist
This is what the three skills produce on a Monday. One customer email goes in; three departments take turns; you read the result over coffee. Every file below is in the kit, exactly as shown.
08:02 · 4 min
Marketing
Drafts the week's five posts
Reads HQ/brand-facts.md and offers.md, writes to /outbox, flags two claims it wasn't sure about.
08:06 · 3 min
Sales
Answers Tuesday's enquiry
Takes the enquiry, drafts the reply in your voice, flags the one price that isn’t in offers.md, and notes the follow-up date.
08:09 · 2 min
Ops
Files the weekly summary
Logs both drafts, updates the open-leads list, writes the Monday status note you'd normally skip.
What’s in the kit
Sixteen files. One afternoon. Nothing to watch.
Every step of the guide ends with something on your machine that wasn't there before. The file names are the real ones.
HQ · 4 files
The four brand files
brand-facts, offers, voice, never-claim
Written once, read by every department before every task. If a fact isn't in these, the AI is told not to invent it.
Brand factsOffersVoiceNever claim
Rules · 4 CLAUDE.md files
One rules file per folder
house rules, then marketing, sales, ops
Never publish, save to an outbox, flag what you can't verify, hand price questions to sales. Each department reads its own file plus the house rules.
Never publishOutboxFLAG linesHand-offs
Skills · 6 files
Two repeatable jobs per department
weekly content · email sequence · enquiry reply · proposal · weekly summary · open leads
Each skill is a fixed shape: steps, rules, output. Run it by name and it produces one dated file in the outbox.
Weekly contentEnquiry replyProposalWeekly summary
Guide and intake · 2 files
The 7-step setup guide
plus the 12-question client intake sheet
Read in twenty minutes, installed in an afternoon. Step 3 is a test that catches a vague setup before you build on it.
7 stepsTroubleshooting12 questionsWindows and Mac
Put three departments on your computer this week
16 files + 3 bonuses · one payment · 14-day refund
Included free, itemised at checkout
The kit sets it up. The bonuses show you what good looks like.
Bonus 1
One finished Monday
The three outbox files from the morning above: five posts, one enquiry reply, one weekly summary, exactly as the departments wrote them, flags included. Read them before your first run so you know what good looks like.
Included with every purchase
Bonus 2
HQ, filled in
The four brand files completed for a sample business, next to the blank templates. brand-facts, offers, voice and never-claim, done properly. Copy the shape, not the facts.
Included with every purchase
Bonus 3
Cowork ↔ Claude Code hand-off
When Cowork hits a wall on bulk jobs or anything that needs installing: one worked example of moving the task to Claude Code with the same rules files, so nothing is re-explained.
Included · a worked example, two pages
Who this is not for
Not for you if you want…
✕Another course you forget the moment it ends, which leads to sitting at your desk the next morning still not knowing what step one is.
✕A pile of jargon you'll never use, which leads to knowing what "context window" means and still having no system that runs.
✕Terminals, environments and error messages, which leads to two days of setup and giving up before anything works.
✕Three months building something nobody wants, which leads to time, money and confidence gone on a launch that never lands.
✕Watching competitors run a whole business line solo, which leads to falling further behind every week you keep doing it by hand.
For you if you’re…
Solo creator
Content, comments, sponsor pitches, a course to sell. Marketing writes the posts and copy; you stay the face.
Online store owner
Too many SKUs, listings never finished, emails never answered. Research, listing copy and replies each get a department.
SaaS founder, indie hacker
One-person company, no hiring budget. Three virtual staff from customer research to outreach.
Consultant, coach, trainer
Your method lives in voice.md and offers.md, so every proposal and follow-up sounds like you.
Service business, freelancer
Quotes, meeting recaps and follow-ups handled by Sales. Your time goes to the site visit and the phone call.
Agency, team of 3–10
Few people, many projects. Each person gets the three departments; the shared inbox stops being the bottleneck.
Before the reviews exist
What you can check before you pay
This is a founding cohort. There are no reviews yet, and this page will not show you invented ones. Here is what stands in for them until the first members report back.
The refund, in writing
Fourteen days from purchase, any reason or none, full refund. No "less than 10% watched" clause, no support ticket maze. One email to the address in the footer.
The product, on screen
Every screenshot on this page is rendered from the actual files you receive. Nothing is a mockup, nothing is stock, and nothing is from a product you won't get.
Named reviews, later
Founding members are asked for a review after they've built their first department. Those appear below with a first name and a business type, and anyone who got a free copy says so. Not before, and never invented.
Where to ask
Questions before buying go to the same inbox as refunds, answered by a person. The response time will be posted here once there is a track record to post.
Before you order
Nine things people ask before paying $27
01I'm a total beginner and can't code.+
You won't write any. Cowork is Claude's desktop app and every instruction is a sentence in a chat box. The kit is plain text files you drop into one folder; the guide walks you through it step by step, with a test at step 3 so you know it's wired before you build on it.
02Do I have to buy Claude Max?+
No. Claude Pro at $20/month runs everything in the kit. Each skill is one task, and a normal week is a handful of runs. Max only pays off when you're running dozens of tasks a day.
03What if I get stuck?+
The guide is seven steps, and step 3 is a test that tells you whether the setup is wired before you build on it. There's a troubleshooting table for the five things that go wrong. If it still isn't for you, email within 14 days for a full refund. No "less than 10% watched" clause.
04Will this work for my industry?+
The HQ folder and the three-department layout are identical for every business; only the facts in HQ change. Bonus 2 shows the four brand files filled in for a sample business, and the intake sheet's twelve questions fill them in for yours.
05How much time does it take?+
About twenty minutes to read the guide and an afternoon to do it. Step 2, filling in HQ, is most of that. Nothing to watch.
06Is it really one payment?+
Yes. The kit plus bonuses is one payment, lifetime access, lifetime updates. The checkout shows one optional add-on, the commercial licence. Skip it and nothing is missing.
07How do I receive it?+
A download link on the confirmation page and in your email within a minute of paying. Unzip it, open SETUP-GUIDE.md, start at step 1. It's plain text files: nothing to install, nothing that expires.
08Does it work on Windows?+
Yes. Claude Cowork runs on Mac and Windows, and the kit is plain Markdown that opens anywhere.
09Cowork changes every week. What happens to this?+
Anthropic shipped about thirty dated Cowork releases between July and September 2026. When one changes something the guide relies on, the guide is updated and every buyer gets the new file free. Lifetime updates are written into the checkout, not implied.
- 2026-04-09Cowork available on every paid plan, Mac and Windows
- 2026-07-07Web and mobile beta
- 2026-08-26Built-in browser
- 2026-09-08Latest desktop release at time of writing
- nextKit updated within a week of any change that affects a step
AI SPECIALISTWho's teaching
AI automation specialist
Builds Claude-based systems for small businesses, for a living
- Day job
- Designing and installing AI automations for paying clients: WhatsApp, Claude Cowork, Claude Code
- In this kit
- Only setups that are running for a client or in the instructor's own business today
- Works with
- One-person businesses and small teams, remotely
The instructor works under a professional name. Every line above is checkable, and every system in the kit is one that runs in a real business. No borrowed awards, no title nobody can verify, and no invented numbers anywhere on this page.
Founding cohort · $27
Three departments on your computer, tonight
One payment. Lifetime access. Every update to the kit, free.
Standard price $47 from the next cohort
SSL payment securedEncrypted connection
14-day refundAny reason, no usage threshold
One paymentNo subscription, nothing renews
- 16 files and a 7-step written guide, Mac and Windows
- 4 HQ brand templates + 4 CLAUDE.md rules files
- 6 skill files: marketing, sales, ops
- 3 bonuses: a finished Monday, HQ filled in, the Claude Code hand-off
- Troubleshooting table for the five things that go wrong
- 14-day refund, lifetime access, lifetime updates