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Claude Projects: Build an AI Assistant That Knows Your Business [ONLINE]

WhenThu, Nov 5, 12:00 PMStarts in 17 days📅 Add to calendarWhereHostThe AI Briefing RoomCostNot stated — check with the hostOneJoy doesn't handle payments — settle directly with the host or venue.CapacityOpen — no spot limit

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In this session we'll build a Claude Project for a real business: price lists, services, tone of voice and past examples in one place, so every answer starts from what you know. Generic AI answers come from missing context. A Project gives Claude your business knowledge once, and every chat after that is better. What we'll cover: • What to put in a Project and what to leave out • Writing the instructions that set tone and rules • Testing it on real emails, quotes and posts • Sharing it with a team member or assistant Format: Live and hands-on on Google Meet. We build it together on screen, and questions are answered as we go. This session is shared by the Bridges groups in Boston, Philadelphia and the DC area, so you'll meet owners from nearby cities. Bring: a laptop, a free Claude account, and your price list or service description. Who it's for: business owners, founders and managers across Boston, Philadelphia and the DC area. No technical background needed. Hosted by: Abby from the Bridges Network. Where: Google Meet. The link appears here once you RSVP "Going." 60 minutes, no cost.

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