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# [How to Teach Claude Code to Analysts and Ops Teams: A Practical Workshop Plan](https://specialforcesofai.hashnode.dev/how-to-teach-claude-code-to-analysts-and-ops-teams-a-practical-workshop-plan?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

A six-block workshop plan, a tool-choice table and five guardrails for teaching Claude Code to people who know the business problem but don't write code every day.

2d ago · 4 min read · specialforcesofai.hashnode.dev  
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[Adam Lewis](https://hashnode.com/@nark3d)

[1d ago](https://hashnode.com/posts/how-to-teach-claude-code-to-analysts-and-ops-teams-a-practical-workshop-plan/6af306ca6f0d56e11e2244ee/comment/6af4e1f3207c6ff1c7e93028)

A readme that makes an automation survive a team change is hard to prove, because it goes stale in the same way the original script did. Someone has to test it, and passing the handover block means watching a colleague run the thing cold with nothing but the readme, while the person who wrote it stays quiet and only answers when they get stuck. Otherwise the readme is a document that has never been run by anyone but its author. What would you have them do in that sixth block, write it or have the colleague run it while they watch?