Level 2 Specializations
Choose your path — now that you've completed the core course and flagship project, specialize in an area that matches your interests.
Prerequisites: Core Modules (0-10) + Flagship Project completed
Overview
Specializations are optional deep-dives that build on the core course. They form a natural progression: your workspace → your connections → your actions. The common thread: you provide intent, the AI agent executes.
Available Specializations
1: Your AI-Native Workspace
Best for: Anyone who works with files, notes, and documents and wants AI agents to work directly inside their workspace — not behind a chat window.
What you'll build:
- VS Code workspace with Claude Code (or Codex) as your agent
- Markdown-based knowledge system with wiki-links between notes
- Git-tracked workspace where the agent can read history
Prerequisites: Comfortable with VS Code and Git basics
2: Connect AI to Your Systems (MCP)
Best for: Power users who want Claude to work with their SaaS tools, databases, and company APIs — not just local files.
What you'll build:
- Claude Desktop with MCP configured
- Connections to files, Notion, GitHub, and/or Slack
- Understanding of how to wrap your company's APIs as MCP data sources
Prerequisites: Comfortable with configuration files (JSON)
3: Agentic Browser Automation
Best for: Anyone with repetitive web tasks who wants to automate them by writing plain-language instructions instead of code.
What you'll build:
- Playwright MCP configured for agent-controlled browsing
- Instruction documents that the agent executes in the browser
- A reusable library of automation instructions for recurring tasks
Prerequisites: Core Modules completed (no coding required)
How to Choose
| If you want to... | Choose |
|---|---|
| Have AI agents work directly in your files and projects | 1: Your AI-Native Workspace |
| Give AI access to your company data, APIs, and tools | 2: Connect AI to Your Systems (MCP) |
| Automate repetitive web tasks without writing code | 3: Agentic Browser Automation |
Important Notes
- You don't need to complete all specializations
- Each is independent — pick the one that matches your needs
- You can always come back to do another later
- Skills from specializations compound with each other