Ship Your First Claude Code Built Project in 14 Days - Without Writing a Single Line of Code Yourself

A hands-on cohort for GTM, RevOps, and marketing pros who want to stop watching AI demos and start building.

You've seen what Claude Code can do.

You've watched the Twitter demos. You've felt the pit in your stomach when another "non-technical founder" ships something in a weekend that would've taken you months to spec out and hand off.

You know this tool could change your career. But every time you open the terminal, you freeze.

"Where do I even start?"

"What if I break something?"

"This is for developers, not me."

So you close the laptop. Tell yourself you'll figure it out later. And watch another person post their build while you're still stuck on the sidelines.

Here's what nobody tells you: the gap isn't technical.

You don't need to become a developer. You need someone to show you, step by step, how a non-technical person actually uses Claude Code.

How do I know this? Well, at Clay Bootcamp, we've established — over several years — that working on learning skills as part of a focused group is the most effective way to fast-track your success.

Introducing: Claude Code for GTM Engineers — Beta Cohort

This is a 2-week, hands-on program where you'll go from "I've never opened a terminal" to shipping two real projects — live on the internet, with your name on them.

You'll walk away with:

• A live website you built and deployed — not a template, not a mockup. A real site on a real URL that you can show your boss, your LinkedIn network, or your clients. (Week 1)
• An investigative research agent that does 45 minutes of SDR work in 3 minutes — using MCPs to connect Claude Code to live data sources, you'll build an agent that thinks: pulling news, finding the right executive, hunting down their public quotes, and building a hyper-specific outreach angle with receipts. Deploy an agentic investigator that follows threads based on what it finds. (Week 2)
• Git habits that make you dangerous — commit, branch, revert. The fundamentals that separate "I tried Claude Code once" from "I build with it every week."

The format:

• 8 live sessions over 14 days (Feb 9–21, 9 AM ET)
  • 2 teaching sessions per week (60 min each) — where I build live and you follow along
  • 2 lab sessions per week — where you build, I troubleshoot, and nobody gets left behind
• Small group: only 10 seats — so you actually get help when you're stuck
• Private Community access — a dedicated space for cohort members that persists after the program ends, so you can keep learning, sharing builds, and helping each other long after the 2 weeks are over

Who's teaching this?

I'm Tanay Mishra and I'm not a developer.

I've spent 10+ years in marketing automation (Infusionsoft, ManyChat, Zapier, Make, n8n) figuring out how to make technology do what business people actually need.

Now I coach at Clay Bootcamp and teach GTM engineers how to build systems that drive pipeline, not just technically impressive demos.

When Claude Code dropped, I didn't wait for a course. I just started building. And I realized: this tool is made for people like us. People who understand business problems but (up until now), couldn't build technical solutions ourselves.

You're joining a network.

We're building a community full of GTM operators who are in the trenches — building Clay workflows, automating outbound, and pushing the boundaries of what non-technical people can ship.

When you join this cohort, you're learning alongside people who are leading the charge — not watching from the sidelines. Several Clay Bootcamp alumni who attended our early workshops are already building with Claude Code and helping others get started. They're students but also collaborators, mentors, and the kind of people who make everyone around them better.

More than a course you finish and forget, we're creating a network you want to stay in.

Cohort members get access to a Private Community where people share wins, troubleshoot together, and open doors for each other — long after the 2 weeks are over. The people in this room will be the ones you turn to when you're building your next project, exploring a new use case, or looking for someone who just gets it.

This program has already been battle-tested.

I ran a 3.5-hour live workshop where complete beginners:

• Installed Claude Code for the first time
• Built a landing page from scratch
• Deployed it live to Vercel — with a real URL

5 participants shipped live sites before the session ended.

After the workshop, I got DMs from people asking for hands-on support. This cohort is that answer — but deeper, longer, and with real accountability built in.

What people are saying

Why $500?

This is a beta cohort.

You're getting in early, before the curriculum is polished, before the testimonials are stacked, and yes, before the price goes up.

In exchange, I'm asking for two things:

• You show up and do the work.
• You give me honest feedback so V2 is even better.

$500 is the "thank you for trusting me early" price. It won't stay here.

Let's do the math:

• A freelance developer to build you a simple landing page: $500–2,000
• A course on "learning to code" that you'll never finish: $200–500 (plus months of your time)
• Hiring an agency to build internal tools: $5,000+

Or:

$500 to learn how to build these things yourself — in 14 days — with live help when you're stuck.

One project you ship from this cohort could pay for itself immediately. The skill pays for itself forever.

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