The TechGuide Board

One thing you want honest feedback on for the next 30 days. You can sharpen it with your board later.

What would make the 30 days worth it, and when Day 1 is.

Four members are ready to go. Tick extra perspectives or add your own. You can also swap members later just by telling your board.

Pick a tone and an approach, session length and language. All of these can be changed later by telling your board.

Check your choices, then download your board as one file. You'll add it to Claude in step 6.

What you add here is not stored. It is only used to create your file, and nothing is sent to TechGuide.ai.

Your board is downloaded. Now add it to Claude, about 3 minutes.

Follow these six short steps in your Claude account. Keep the downloaded file handy for 6.3.

1. 6.1

   Turn on code execution

   In Claude, open Settings › Capabilities and switch on Code execution and file creation. The board needs it to draw your 30-day map.

   Open Settings › Capabilities ↗

   On a Team or Enterprise plan, an organisation owner may need to allow skills and code execution first.

2. 6.2

   Open Customize › Skills

   Go to Customize › Skills and click the + button at the top of your skills list.

   Open Customize › Skills ↗
3. 6.3

   Upload your board

   Choose + Create skill, then Upload a skill, and pick techguide-board-pilot.zip from your Downloads folder.

4. 6.4

   Check that it's switched on

   techguide-board-pilot now appears in your skills list. Make sure its switch is on. If the upload fails, check that you uploaded the zip exactly as downloaded.

5. 6.5

   Start your board

   Create a Project called My Board and start a chat there with Start my board. Your board greets you, confirms your dates and shows your 30-day map. If Projects aren't available on your plan, keep using one chat instead.

6. 6.6

   Come back each day

   Return to the same Project and say Board check-in. Each day you choose: full session, lighter, skip, or stop. Say Show my board any time to see your 30-day map. At the end of each session, add the record your board gives you to the Project's files so it remembers your progress.

The pictures are simplified illustrations; Claude's screens may look slightly different.