What you’ll learn in Neuma.
The whole map, module by module. Every module runs the same loop: describe what you want, review what comes back, redirect until it’s right. You learn it by building a personal AI system for yourself. The lessons are for students; this is the path they walk.
Claude Code from Zero
Set up and run Claude Code for the first time, with no terminal background.
Your Workspace
How a project and its configuration fit together so the AI has what it needs.
Identity
Write a CLAUDE.md so the AI knows who you are, how you work, and what to never do.
Memory
Give your assistant persistent memory so it remembers across sessions.
The Daily Briefing
An AI-written brief that pulls your context together each morning.
Energy-Based Task Management
Plan work around your real energy, not a flat to-do list.
The Coaching Layer
An AI coach that reflects your patterns back to you.
Building Your Own Gateway
A single front door to your whole system.
Next-Level Claude Code
Push past the basics and make the system your own.
Build Your First Website
Point the same loop at something visual and ship a personal site to a live URL, no frameworks.
From Figma to Code
Connect Figma to Claude Code and turn a design frame into production code, reusing your real components and tokens.
Subagents and Worktrees
Spawn specialized Claudes for research and review, and run parallel branches without losing your main thread.
Advanced Agents
Go from Claudes that respond to you to agents that act on their own, triggered by the world, with memory across runs.
Orchestration and Parallel Work
Run many Claudes toward one goal: tmux as your control room and the patterns that keep parallel work coherent.
From System to App
Cross from text files to a real iOS app with the same loop, now in Xcode and the simulator.
Plan Mode and the Long Build
Ship features too big for one prompt by making every decision before any code is written.
Skills That Scale
Build skills that grow with you: progressive disclosure, a gotchas file, and composition with subagents.
Hooks, Commands, and the Status Line
Enforce the rules you don't want to remember, and turn your most-used prompts into keystrokes.
Custom MCP Servers
Build your own MCP server so Claude can reach your vault, your database, or any API you can script.
Ship It
Put a build in someone else's hands: git workflow, lightweight testing, and TestFlight.