
The email triage agent
Build 1 · Lesson 5
Reads every inbound email and routes it down one of four paths. You leave with a Claude Code agent folder running against your own inbox.

12 lessonsSelf-pacedFree
You already use AI. This course makes it do the work. Twelve lessons and three agents running on your own accounts by the end. The failures are in the lessons, because the gap between six out of ten and nine out of ten is the whole skill. Every quiz is graded on the server, so finishing means you actually finished.
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Build 1 · Lesson 5
Reads every inbound email and routes it down one of four paths. You leave with a Claude Code agent folder running against your own inbox.

Build 2 · Lesson 7
Takes a company domain, returns a scored one-page brief with three talking points. You leave with the directive, the rubric, and the code.

Build 3 · Lesson 9
Pulls the week's numbers and writes the Monday report before you wake up. Stays silent on a quiet week, which is the feature.
Who teaches this
Every framework in this course comes from client work — including the failures shown in the lessons.
James Booth, founder of Advizr. Builds AI systems that run inside real businesses in Vancouver.
# Triage agent
You triage inbound email, one message at a time. Follow this file exactly.
## Classify
Reply with exactly one word from this list and nothing else:
urgent, needs_reply, newsletter, invoice, other
...
## Act
One action per label. Nothing else.
urgent post the subject and a link to the thread in Slack #ops
needs_reply save a Gmail draft reply for a human to review. Never send.
newsletter apply the "newsletter" label and archive the message
invoice apply the "invoice" label and forward to bookkeeping
other touch nothing. Leave it in the inbox for a human.A Claude Code project folder. This is its CLAUDE.md: one directive, five action rules, credentials left blank on purpose.

One useful email when a lesson goes live. No drip sequence.
About 2.5 hours of lessons plus 3 hands-on builds. Budget 6 to 8 hours total.
Yes. Every lesson, quiz, and certificate. Lesson 1 needs nothing at all. The rest asks you to make a free account, which is what saves your progress and puts your name on the certificate. Advizr makes money building these systems for clients, and the academy is how we prove we know how.
For lesson 1, no. After that yes, and it is free. You verify your email, and you can use Google or GitHub instead of a password.
No. Build 1 runs in Claude Code. You write instructions in plain English and it does the rest. Builds 2 and 3 offer a Claude Code path and an Agent SDK path, and you pick one.
Claude Code, a Claude API key, and the Google account you already have. A few dollars of API usage covers all 3 builds.
A public page with your name and the course, earned by passing every quiz. It is not an accredited credential.
Written. All 12 lessons are complete and they are designed to be read, with diagrams you can step through, a graded quiz, and a downloadable artifact. There are no videos.