Section 1: From AI Chat to AI Agent
- How an AI chat differs from an AI agent that actually does the work
- Claude Code and Codex CLI as command-line AI agents
- An overview of the LINE automation system you will finish on day two
- Activity: collect the LINE workflows your organisation uses into a pool of challenges
Section 2: Lab: Getting Started with Claude Code and Permissions
- Install Claude Code on Windows, sign in and check the machine is ready
- Sessions, project folders and the instruct, review and approve cycle
- Create, read and edit files and run commands through the AI
- Permission modes: step-by-step approval, Plan Mode, Auto Mode and switching with Shift+Tab
- Press Esc to stop mid-task and redirect the work
Section 3: Key Commands, Context and CLAUDE.md
- /help, /clear, /compact, /model, /mcp, /init, and picking up work with continue and resume
- What context is, why long sessions make the AI lose track, and how to manage it
- CLAUDE.md as project memory for your team's rules
- Good prompts: goal, scope, requirements and results you can check
Section 4: Workshop: Your First Project with Claude Code
- Have AI build a web page summarising the fictional company's data with Chart.js charts
- Review the plan in Plan Mode, approve it and iterate until you are satisfied
- Create CLAUDE.md and test that its rules apply to the next task
- These skills underpin the webhook server and reports on day two
Section 5: Lab: MCP to Connect AI with Company Data
- What MCP is, its architecture and ready-to-use MCP servers
- Add servers with claude mcp add and choose local, project or user scope
- Import 30 days of sample sales data from a seed file
- Connect the Postgres MCP server and ask for sales summaries and trends in Thai
- Lab: find the unusual sales records hidden in the data
Section 6: Lab: Automated Report Scripts and Codex CLI
- Ad hoc questions go live through MCP; routine work uses scheduled scripts
- Have AI write a Node.js sales summary script, test it as a dry run and schedule it with Task Scheduler
- Configure MCP in Codex CLI and run the same prompts to compare results
- Prepare for day two: a LINE Developers account, a test group chat and ngrok