🎓 delegation.school

Stop asking AI questions.
Start delegating to it.

You're drowning in email, research, and meeting prep — and your AI just sits in a tab handing you advice. Learn to hand it the real work instead: your inbox, your calendar, your tools — live, one small win at a time.

Delegate your first task — free → or preview the lessons first

Runs in your own Claude (the AI assistant you already use) — your data stays between you and Anthropic; we never see it. It drafts; it never sends without your OK.

Take the course

There's only one way to actually complete it — by doing it through your own AI, on your real work. Reading the pages is just the map; this is the trip.

🤖 Take it through your own Claude

It's a course about delegating to AI — so take it through one. Your Claude becomes the tutor: it teaches one lesson at a time and runs every exercise live on your real work. No terminal, no coding — three clicks:

  1. Open Claude — the desktop app, claude.ai, or the mobile app — and go to Settings → Connectors.
  2. Click Add custom connector and paste https://delegation.school/mcp.
  3. Start a chat and say: "Use delegation.school to teach me."

That's it — your Claude takes it from there. Full walkthrough, step by step →

Prefer the terminal? One-line CLI install
claude mcp add --transport http delegation-school https://delegation.school/mcp
Using ChatGPT, Gemini, or Grok instead?

You can take the whole course in any AI — paste this to start (it reads the course and teaches you on your real work):

You are my delegation.school tutor. Read https://delegation.school/course.md and teach it to me one lesson at a time — running each exercise on my real work, using whatever tools you can reach. First ask 2–3 questions to place my level, then start. Quiz me after each lesson; only advance once I've done it.

Gemini's built-in Gmail/Calendar access makes the exercises especially smooth. See the full course →

  • Teaches on your real work
  • Quizzes you each lesson
  • Remembers where you left off
  • Works in Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini & Grok
  • On your phone, too 📱

📖 Or just preview the lessons

Want to see what's inside first? Every lesson is readable here — no setup, no signup. But reading isn't completing: the course only happens when you do each one on your real work, above. Skim to get the lay of the land, then go take it for real.

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“Moved my delegation.school progress from my computer to the Claude mobile app — I'm now graduated from school. From my phone.”

— David, finishing the course at a company offsite

Asking gets you answers. Delegating gets your time back.

Every "what's a good way to write this?" ends with you doing the actual writing. The people pulling ahead stopped asking and started handing the whole task over — they're not smarter than you. They just crossed one line you haven't.

Built at Capital Factory, for people who don't write code.

Created by Joshua Baer, Founder & CEO of Capital Factory — the same way of working CF's team and founders use to clear inboxes, prep meetings, and run research without touching a line of code. No prompt-engineering degree required: if you can describe the job, you can delegate it.

The proof is the product — this course is itself delegated to an agent, running live on your work.

You're not behind. You were just never shown the unlock.

Everyone told you to "use AI more." Nobody showed you how the real work gets handed off. It's not a you problem — it's a teaching problem. We fixed the teaching.

Open your laptop to work that's already done.

Replies drafted, the meeting prepped, the research summarized — before you've finished your coffee. That's not a someday demo. That's the end of lesson one.

See what one prompt does.

Real moments, animated. One prompt, real work.

"This is one prompt."
An inbox triaged and replies drafted, live.
She built a tool in an afternoon.
A chief of staff — not an engineer.
The surprise.
Finish everything, and…

Real people. Real work. One session.

Anonymized — but every one actually happened, with the agent doing their real work, live.

Scattered prep became three ready briefs

An investor who runs weekly founder office hours had thirty minutes to prep three back-to-back sessions. The agent found a transcript of a past session to learn his exact format, tracked down each founder's submitted pitch, and pulled it all — including his deal team's own revisions — into one screen per founder.

A good briefing isn't a blank prompt — it's the agent finding the work your team already did.

Read the full story — what he did, the real prompts, 7 minutes →

She shipped a tool in an afternoon

A chief of staff at a venture fund — not an engineer. Her LPs constantly ask for fund updates, so she delegated it. By the end of one session she'd designed an actual tool that drafts the update from three scattered sources.

That's not a lesson about delegation. That's delegation, shipped.

He put a skeptic inside his own agent

A finance operator running ops across several entities. In one session he shipped a payments-approval flow with parallel research and a skeptical review pass — then ran a 3-lens check that caught five real issues, all fixed on the spot.

Delegation isn't just handing off — it's building the thing that checks the work.

A meeting became six delegated tasks

A chief of staff to a CEO turned raw meeting notes into six real tasks, routed to the right people — live, not described. Then wanted to turn it into a one-word command.

The goal isn't to remove the human. It's to make you the manager, not the typist.

Start from scratch

Never delegated to an AI agent before. Cross the line from asking to delegating.

  1. 1 The mindset flipWhy AI is a teammate with hands, not a smarter search box.
  2. 2 Your first real delegationHand off one real task and feel the agent act, not advise.
  3. 3 Give it handsConnect one real tool and stop copy-pasting between AI and your work.
  4. 4 Start with a briefing, not a blank promptThe highest-leverage first prompt of your day isn't a task — it's "what should I do?"
  5. 5 Make it remember youCorrect it once, tell it to remember, and it gets better every week.

Intermediate

You use AI daily. Connect it to your real tools and make it repeatable.

  1. 1 Connect your whole stackMove from one connected tool to the whole set, and run a task that spans all of them.
  2. 2 Stop starting from scratchTurn your most-repeated prompt into a saved workflow you run by name.
  3. 3 Give it a decision ruleHand it a standing ranking so it stops bouncing trivial choices back to you.
  4. 4 Second opinions on what's expensive to get wrongFor high-stakes work, get more than one model to weigh in and trust where they agree.

Power

Push it hard — subagents, custom skills, multi-model review.

  1. 1 Subagents & parallelismFan work out across parallel agents instead of waiting in a single thread.
  2. 2 Saved skills & slash commandsTurn a repeated procedure into a permanent, named capability.
  3. 3 MCP servers — give the agent new handsWrap a system you own as a verb-first tool the agent can call.
  4. 4 Multi-model verificationFan high-stakes decisions out to several models and act on the consensus.
  5. 5 Memory & self-improving loopsCapture what you learn so the agent compounds instead of resetting.
  6. 6 The Decision PanelFor a real two-sided call, stand up advocates who argue it out — then judge — instead of asking for one balanced answer.
delegation.school Certificate of Completion

Finish, and it's official.

Complete all 15 lessons and earn a public, verifiable Certificate of Completion — yours to share on LinkedIn. Every certificate is checkable at delegation.school/cert/….

And finishing the whole thing has its own reward. We won't spoil it. 🎟️

Pick one task. Hand it off. See what happens.

Delegate your first task — free →