MTF Executive Learning · Interactive course
From chat
to work.
Learn to use Codex—and the same modern agentic habits in Claude Code—to turn files, tools, and clear boundaries into professional outputs you can inspect, verify, and reuse.
Workspace theatreIllustrative workflow
Project planApproved scope and dates
Meeting notesDecisions and owners
Results.xlsxCurrent performance data
1GoalName the result
2ContextRead the right evidence
3ActionWork inside boundaries
4EvidenceShow why it is done
Six short lessons
A complete supervised loop.
Each lesson introduces one habit, then asks you to use it. Progress stays on this device; the course sends no learner data anywhere.
01
Choose chat or an agentic workspace
Recognize when files, tools, multiple steps, or verification change the job.
02
Write an agent-ready work brief
Combine goal, context, boundaries, and a checkable finish.
03
Build the context boundary
Select current, relevant, minimal evidence instead of uploading everything.
04
Control tools and permissions
Match agent autonomy to consequence and reversibility.
05
Verify before you trust
Turn source support, conflicts, and checks into visible evidence.
06
Design your first repeatable workflow
Leave with a complete brief you can use in Codex or Claude Code.
The standard
Delegate work.
Keep judgment.
Modern agents can read, write, run tools, and work through multiple steps. That increases leverage—and makes boundaries and verification more important.
Give context.
Point to the few sources that can materially change the answer.
Bound action.
Keep external, irreversible, or consequential steps behind explicit review.
Demand evidence.
Define a check the agent can run and ask it to show the result.