Questions, answered straight.

Yes — it’s built for exactly that. Skilled Rabbit isn’t about writing code; it’s about learning to direct AI to do real work. If you can write a clear sentence and make a decision, you can do this. What you build is product thinking, clear communication, and the habit of finishing — not syntax.

Prompt Mastery teaches you to direct AI precisely — the foundation. My Coworker turns AI into a coworker for your specific role. Think › Build › Ship takes you all the way to building and shipping a real product. You don’t have to decide perfectly up front — start where you are.

Most courses are videos you watch and quizzes you pass — you finish with knowledge. Skilled Rabbit is the opposite: every week you do real work on your own task, coached by Finney, and finish with something you built. No lectures to sit through — just your next mission.

You can use Claude on your own — most people just don’t know what to ask, or give up after the first try. Skilled Rabbit gives you the structure (one concrete outcome a week) and a coach who knows your progress and gets you unstuck. You’re not learning about Claude; you’re building a repeatable way to work with it.

Yes — that’s the My Coworker journey. You pick your role and the weekly missions are built around your real day-to-day work, turning Claude into a coworker that takes over the repetitive parts.

Yes — that’s exactly what Think › Build › Ship is for. You won’t write code; you’ll direct Claude to build it, step by step, and finish with a real, live product. More and more non-technical people work this way now — the skill is clear thinking and clear instructions, not syntax.

Yes. Skilled Rabbit is built around Claude — Anthropic’s current models — and updated as the tools change. You’re learning the way professionals work with AI today, not a framework from two years ago.

Five to seven hours a week. Each week is five missions, each made of three checkpoints, plus the time to actually build and try what you made. It’s designed for people with jobs, families, and limited patience for filler.

A concrete work product — not a certificate tied to a multiple-choice exam. A prompt library, an AI coworker that takes over repetitive work, or a live product, depending on your journey. Something you built, week by week, that you can use, show, or hand to a colleague.

The first three weeks of every journey are free — no credit card, no commitment. After that it’s a subscription. You’ll see the current price on the journey you choose.

Yes — a paid Claude plan. Your coach, Finney, connects to your Claude app, and a free Claude account can’t make that connection. Claude Pro, or Claude Team Standard or higher, works. It’s a platform requirement, not an upsell.

Skilled Rabbit works with Claude, in whichever Claude app you already use: Claude Desktop, Claude Code, or claude.ai in the browser. No Mac required — it runs on Mac, Windows, and Linux, and the web client works anywhere.

No commands to memorise. Finney is a coach who lives inside your Claude app — you just talk to him in plain language, like “which checkpoint am I on?” or “I’m stuck, what’s next?”. He already knows your training and your progress, marks your checkpoints complete, and saves what you build to your coaching area.

Nothing locks. No live sessions, no cohort deadlines, no penalty for going at your own pace. The weekly structure is a guide, not a schedule — the only thing that matters is that you keep moving, one checkpoint at a time.

Getting stuck is part of it — and Finney is there for exactly that moment. He won’t hand you the answer; he asks the question that gets you unstuck, and the training builds a repeatable way to work through problems. You’re never doing this alone.

No — it’s a non-refundable digital product (EU Consumer Rights Directive Article 16(m)), and you consent to immediate delivery at checkout. The free first three weeks are your risk-free way to experience it before you pay anything.

There’s no multiple-choice certificate here. You finish with your Proof of Work — the real things you built along the way, gathered into something you can show, use, or hand to an employer. A certificate proves you showed up; your Proof of Work proves what you can do.