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Build your own AI chief of staff in one live session (SOLD OUT)
Kamil Banc announces a live hands-on workshop where participants install Claudia, a free open-source layer built on Claude Code that adds persistent memory, commitment tracking, and relationship profiles to AI. The session requires no coding experience and runs locally with full data ownership.
Published March 17, 2026 by Kamil Banc
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Claudia is a free, open-source AI chief of staff layer on Claude Code with persistent memory.
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Open-Source Memory Layer
Claudia is a free, open-source layer built on top of Claude Code that adds persistent memory.
Claim 2 · Source summary
Commitment Tracking
Claudia catches commitments made in conversation and surfaces them before they slip through the cracks.
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Local Data Ownership
Everything runs locally on your machine with no cloud dependency, no lock-in, and full data ownership.
Claim 4 · Source summary
Pilot Workshop Details
The $49 pilot workshop includes ten spots and requires no coding or terminal experience from participants.
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Learning Over Tooling
The real payout is not the tool itself but learning how to learn with AI.
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"The real payout is not the tool, it's learning how to learn with AI by building something real."
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$49 one-time payment
Pilot session price for the 60-minute live workshop; future workshops will cost more.
10 spots
Capacity for the live installation session, offered first come, first served.
$20/month Pro plan
Minimum Claude subscription required to run Claudia; the $100/month Max plan is recommended for daily use.
60 minutes
Duration of the live Zoom session scheduled for Saturday, 03/21/2026 at 1:00 PM EST.
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The article promotes a live, hands-on workshop where Kamil Banc walks participants through installing Claudia, an open-source layer he built on top of Claude Code. The methodology emphasizes learning by doing: attendees follow along on their own machines, generate a first morning brief, and teach Claudia at least one custom priority rule during the session. Banc explicitly frames the session as unpolished, warning that parts will be messy and things might break, positioning that friction as part of the learning process. For practitioners, the key takeaway is that persistent-memory AI systems can be self-installed without coding experience, provided one is willing to sit through roughly ten minutes of initial discomfort with unfamiliar terminal commands. The approach requires only an active Claude subscription, with all data remaining local to the user's machine.
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