CANCELLED | Using Loops to Automate with Claude Code| Advanced

An advanced, practical webinar for small business owners ready to stop doing the same tasks by hand.

There's a new idea the top AI users and the people who build these tools are all talking about: loops. Boris Cherny, who created Claude Code, says he doesn't prompt Claude anymore - he writes loops that prompt Claude for him. In this 90-minute advanced session, we break down exactly what that means and, more importantly, how you can use it in your business.

A loop is a small system you set up once. Instead of you typing prompt after prompt, the loop finds the work, does it, checks its own results, remembers what it did, and repeats - on a schedule, even while your laptop is closed. It's the difference between holding the tool and designing the system that runs the tool.

This is a hands-on, no-fluff session for owners who already use AI and want the next level. You don't need to be a programmer - the whole thing runs without touching a terminal.

What you'll learn:

• What loops actually are, and why they're being called the future of working with AI

• The four types of loop and how to climb the ladder safely

• Open vs closed loops, and which one protects your budget

• How to run several AI agents at once to grow a business (a full worked example)

• Seven loops you can set up for your own business straight away

• The guardrails that matter

Who it's for: Small business owners with some AI experience who want to move from one-off prompts to reliable, repeatable automation.

What you'll leave with: A clear mental model, a shortlist of loops worth building for your own business, and the confidence to set up your first one safely.

What you'll need: You will need a paid Claude subscription for this - and be aware that automation chews up token fast, so be careful with your allowance to avoid hitting that message that you have to wait a few hours to keep goig.

This webinar is hosted by Dante St James from Clickstarter Education in partnership with BUSY Business for the Australian Government's Digital Solutions program. You can find out more about the program here.