SustainOSBuild SprintNo code. No developer. Just you, Claude, and one working tool by the end of a live 4-hour session.
Most sustainability tools cost a fortune because someone else built them for a market, not for you.
You're paying $15K, $50K, sometimes six figures a year for a carbon calculator, a reporting tracker, or a supplier questionnaire that was never really built for your workflow. You adapt to the software. You wait for feature requests that never ship. You pay renewal invoices for tools you've half stopped using.
Meanwhile the tool you actually need, the one that fits exactly how your company tracks emissions, could be built in an afternoon. Not by a developer. By you.
Own your tools.
Your project for the day: a functioning carbon emissions calculator, built on your own data.

The same method builds any tool. You leave with the Tool Architect skill, the process that turns your next idea into a working spec, ready to build.
Extract
Spec
Build
Your toolThis isn't a course or a recording, it's a live 4-hour working session. You build in real time, with help when you get stuck.
01Every good tool runs on rules: what counts, what doesn't, how a number gets calculated, what triggers a flag. That logic usually lives scattered across documents, spreadsheets, and what's in your head. This is where we build a RAG for your knowledge, to pull that logic out into something clear and structured, the actual business rules your tool will be built on.
02Here's the part almost nobody teaches: building a tool isn't just coding, it's translating what you know into language a developer can build from. This is called writing a product spec, and it's one of the most valuable skills to have in the age of AI. You'll take what you extracted and turn it into a clear, buildable plan.
03This is where it becomes real. Using Claude Code, you'll build your tool step by step, test it as you go, and fix what doesn't work. You leave with something that actually runs, not a mockup, not a plan for later.
A Claude subscription (Pro, €20/month). Get one here before the session.
A NotebookLM account (free). Sign up here before the session.
Fresh Claude usage limits. Claude resets every 5 hours, so avoid heavy use in the hours right before we start. We'll send a reminder the morning of.
A laptop. That's it. No setup, no installs beyond a browser.
You work in sustainability, EHS, or ESG and you're tired of Excel doing the job software should
You've watched a demo, gotten a quote, and closed the tab because the price made no sense for what you actually needed
You're curious about AI but have never actually built anything, you've just used ChatGPT to draft emails
You want proof this works before committing to anything bigger
No real use case yet, or don't want to use your company's actual data? No problem. We provide mock data and a case study you can build with instead, so a lack of "the perfect project" is never a reason to sit this one out.
A working carbon emissions calculator (or your variant), built on your own data (or the provided case study), ready to use.
The Tool Architect spec-writing method you used today, yours to reuse on the next tool, on your own, no session required.
€149
Live 4-hour session — 19 September
No AI knowledge needed. If you show up and do the work, you leave with a functioning tool. If not, you get your money back.
Save My Spot — €149Live session. One day. One tool. Yours to keep.
No. That's the point. You'll use Claude Code to build, but you don't write code yourself, you describe what you want and guide the process.
Use the mock data and case study we provide. Plenty of people build their first tool this way before bringing their own data to a second one.
No. This is a single focused day to build one tool and learn the method. AILab is a longer program for people who want to go deeper.
A Claude Pro subscription (€20/month), a free NotebookLM account, a laptop, and fresh Claude usage limits going into the session (limits reset every 5 hours, so avoid heavy use right before we start).
Yes. Carbon calculator is the flagship example, but the same method applies to any tool: a supplier risk matrix, an audit checklist, a data tracker. Bring your idea.
Fully live. You're building in real time, alongside others, with support if you get stuck. Nothing to watch later, this is a working session, not a course.