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Two things I built for you this week
Kamil Banc announces two new resources for AI Adopters Club subscribers: a $99 (free for subscribers) Data Readiness Assessment and a Claudia AI chief of staff workshop on April 11th. The assessment scores data fragmentation, cost gaps, and AI readiness, while the workshop helps attendees install and run Claudia.
Published April 4, 2026 by Kamil Banc
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A 7-minute data readiness assessment and a $75 Claudia workshop to get your AI chief of staff running.
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19-Question Assessment
The Data Readiness Assessment contains 19 questions and takes about seven minutes to complete.
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Research-Based Cost Estimates
The assessment estimates annual costs of data gaps using research from 633 enterprise purchases.
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Claudia Workshop Details
The Claudia workshop on April 11th costs $75 and has only ten spots available.
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Workshop Deliverables
Workshop participants will have Claudia installed with email and calendar connected by session end.
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Fix Foundations First
Seven minutes tells you whether to fix foundations before investing in AI tools.
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"You're stuck between enterprise platforms you can't afford and spreadsheets held together with hope."
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19 questions, ~7 minutes
Length and completion time of the Data Readiness Assessment, offered free to subscribers (normally $99).
633 enterprise purchases
Verified purchase data underlying the assessment's dollar estimates of annual data-gap costs.
20+ organisations
Diagnostic work across healthcare, hospitality, education, financial services, and technology informing industry-specific insights.
10 spots at $75
Capacity and price for the April 11th Claudia workshop; the previous workshop sold out.
Supporting context
Kamil Banc grounds his offerings in practitioner research rather than generic AI commentary, citing 633 enterprise purchases, analyst salary benchmarks, and infrastructure pricing across major platforms. The Data Readiness Assessment translates this research into a personalized readiness score across five dimensions—fragmentation, manual burden, data trust, AI readiness, and decision velocity—plus a dollar estimate of annual data-gap costs and a consolidation roadmap. The Claudia workshop takes a hands-on implementation approach, promising a working open-source AI chief of staff with connected email and calendar within a single session. Both offerings reflect his stated philosophy of giving readers tools they can use on Monday morning, with the assessment free for subscribers and the workshop limited to ten paid spots based on prior sell-out demand.
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