You watched me build an AI skill in Claude. Watching it once is not building your own.
The method from the video, built into a repeatable system. The templates, the exact prompts I use, and one of my real skills taken apart so you can see how it is wired. For advisors, consultants, and operators who want leverage from AI without learning to code.
You know AI can do this. You just cannot make it stick.
You have a great conversation with AI. It nails something. A week later you need it again, and you are back at a blank chat box re-explaining who you are, how you talk, what good looks like. The genius evaporated.
It lives in one chat
The best output you ever got is gone the moment you close the tab. Nothing carries forward. You start from zero every time.
The giant-prompt trap
So you build one endless wall of text and paste it in every time. It half works, it is fragile, and changing one rule means scrolling through a thousand words hoping you do not break the rest.
The blank-page tax
You know it is possible. You have seen it. But knowing it is possible and having it on tap are two different worlds, and nobody shows you the bridge between them.
The fix is not a better prompt. It is a skill.
A skill is your expertise, written down once, structured so the AI loads it on demand and runs it the same way every time. The COO-check I gave you free is a small one. The Playbook teaches you to build them yourself, for whatever job in your practice keeps eating your time.
This is the way I build them. Not a magic button, and I will not pretend otherwise. A repeatable process you run yourself, so the second skill takes a third of the time and the tenth one feels like breathing.
Watch a real skill get built, with no code.
In the free video I build an AI agent in Claude live and teach the whole 4-C method. The Playbook is everything that comes after watching: the system, the prompts, and the worked example.
Everything you need to build your own skills on demand.
Not theory. The system, the swipe file, and a real skill pulled apart so you can copy the structure.
The 4-C Method, Built Into a System
Concept, Conversation, Construction, Confirmation. The order most people get wrong, and why it is the whole game.
The Skill-File Skeleton
Copy-paste scaffolding for any skill. Fill in the blanks and you are off the blank page.
The Exact Prompts I Use
The Conversation starter, the voice-file extractor, the self-audit block. The actual prompts I paste in, not paraphrases.
A Real Skill, Taken Apart
My LinkedIn writing skill, genericized. See exactly how a working skill is wired underneath, one file at a time.
The Architecture Lesson
Why one thin skill file plus reference files beats one giant prompt, and how the pieces connect.
The Deployment Walkthrough
Step by step from "I have the files" to "it runs," including how to install it and what done looks like.
It lives on Notion, not in a PDF. So it stays current. When I improve the method, your copy improves with it.
Built for a specific kind of operator.
This is for you if
- You want AI leverage and are tired of chats that vanish when you close the tab
- You would rather capture your expertise once than re-explain yourself every week
- You are willing to have a real conversation with Claude about how you actually work
- You want a process you can repeat, not a one-off trick
This is not for you if
- You want a magic button that runs your business while you sleep
- You have never opened Claude and are not willing to start
- You are looking for consumer investing advice (this is about building business systems)
- You want someone to build it all for you instead of learning the method
Dominique Henderson, CFP®
I am a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER with 25 years in financial services, and I am building the skill stack that runs my own content, my client prep, and my ops. I am not a coder. I build these by talking to Claude, the same way I will teach you.
One of those skills, my LinkedIn writing system, is the worked example inside this Playbook. You see its actual architecture, genericized, so the structure is yours to copy.
One skill pays this back the first time you use it.
- The 4-C method built into a repeatable system
- The skill-file skeleton and reference-file checklist
- The exact prompts I use, copy-paste ready
- A real skill taken apart as your worked example
- The deployment walkthrough, step by step
- Lives on Notion, so it stays current as the method evolves
Why $97 when the method is free? The 4 C's are free and I meant it. What is not free is the three hours. Doing the build yourself without the templates and without seeing a real skill pulled apart is slow and full of small decisions nobody shows you. This is the shortcut past that. Your results will depend on your inputs and the work you put in, same as anything worth having.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You build these by talking to Claude. The whole method is a structured conversation. If you can explain how you do your work, you can build a skill.
I already got the free COO-check skill. Why do I need this?
The free skill is one finished example, and the video teaches the method once. The Playbook is how you build your own skills for your own jobs, with the templates and prompts so you are not starting from a blank page every time.
What exactly do I get for $97?
A Notion page with the 4-C method, the skill-file skeleton, the exact prompts I use, a real skill taken apart as a worked example, and a step-by-step deployment walkthrough. It is yours to keep and it updates over time.
How long until I have a working skill?
The templates are built to get you off the blank page the same day. The way I build them, the first version is rough and the third version is the one you trust. The Playbook walks you through that loop.
Will this work for my role or platform?
The method is platform-agnostic. The worked example happens to be a LinkedIn skill, but the architecture is the same whether you are building for content, client prep, or operations. You adapt it to your job.
Where does it get delivered?
After checkout you are taken to a private Notion page. Because it lives on Notion and not in a static PDF, it stays current as the method evolves.
Build one skill this week.
Most people will read this, nod, and never build a thing. The ones who build their first skill this week are the ones who feel the difference, because the next one takes a third of the time.