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For business leadersPrivate Claude Code workshops

Build the toolsyour work needs.

Have a task you would like AI to handle? Start there. Keita Sunaga works with your own business examples to show you how to build, check, and improve the result.

Explore the plans
  • Designed for your company
  • Up to 5 participants
  • Online / on-site by arrangement

Once you try it,the questions get specific.

You have made something with AI. Can you trust its proposed approach? What should you change to make it useful? We work through those questions using your own business tasks.

Your contact for preparation, teaching, and follow-up

Bring your company’s constraints, too.

Start with what you want to make.

We discuss your workflow, source materials, and intended tool in advance. We also consider whether chat or Cowork is sufficient, or whether the task calls for Claude Code.

Get ready to take part.

We provide standard setup instructions and videos. The supported plan also includes research into your setup and help preparing questions and explanations for your IT team.

See the decisions behind the instructions.

What context should you provide? Where should you split a task? What needs checking? Your instructor demonstrates the process and explains why each revision helps.

Build a small first version, with your own materials.

Claude Code / Cowork / Chat

1Before the workshopDiscuss your workflow and environment

We review your goals, existing process, experience, and installation restrictions, then agree on a topic and plan.

2Workshop · 2 hoursLearn the basics and plan the work

Check your setup and explore chat, Cowork, and Claude Code. Describe how your intended tool should work in a short brief.

3Workshop · 2 hoursBuild and check a first version

Use your documents and examples to make a small first version. Compare figures, dates, and names with the sources and make corrections.

4Within 2 monthsBring back questions from using it

Book 30–60 minute sessions for questions and reflection. The supported plan also covers checking and improving your tool.

Slides from an actual workshop

Screenshots guide you through setup, giving AI instructions, and checking the results.

An overview of 20 workshop slides showing Claude setup, skills, connectors, workflows, and how to check AI output.
A selection of 20 slides used in a past workshop.

Workshop example / Company anonymous

Business leaders and staff brought the tasks they wanted to improve.

Participants submitted 28 ideas, including invoice checks, sales materials, and expense processing. We organized the required materials and possible approaches, then worked on priority topics during the workshop.

Invoice checksSales materialsExpense processingCustomer replies
These are submitted topics, not a claim that all 28 tools were developed or completed.
Keita SunagaZenChAIne / Keita Sunaga

Your contact for preparation, teaching, and follow-up

Keita Sunaga

Founder, ZenChain LLC / Representative Director, Samurai Inc.

Patent
Co-inventor of Japanese Patent No. 7857517 on delegation of authority to AI agents
Technical writing
@IT (sole author) and ITmedia (co-author)
Open source
Publishes agent-skills for specification-driven development

Keita began his engineering career developing ATM systems. He later led EC package development at Digital Garage and became a director and executive officer at e-Cash Inc. (now PATH Corporation), where he experienced the company’s listing on the Tokyo Stock Exchange’s Mothers market.

He founded Samurai Inc. in 2010. Following investment from Sony Payment Services, Samurai was acquired by a Web3 company in 2024. He remains its representative director. He subsequently founded ZenChain LLC, providing technical advisory and development support for companies using AI to build software, modernize existing systems, and develop in-house capabilities.

He designs each workshop around your company’s work and the tools you want to build. Through live demonstrations, he explains how to instruct AI, check its output, and fix results that do not work as intended. His hands-on experience also informs support with software installation and internal IT restrictions.

Two plans, with different levels of support.

Both plans are private to your company, for up to five people including a business leader. We recommend a plan after discussing your goals and environment.

Workshop + practical support

500,000JPY
Before tax / per company · up to 5 people

Get individual help with setup, evaluation, and improvements.

Discuss this plan
Workshop
2 sessions × 2 hours
Follow-up
6 hours of Q&A and practical support
Preparation
Research and workshop design for your intended tools
Setup support
Individual setup advice and support with IT discussions

Upgrade from the ¥300,000 plan for an additional ¥200,000. Additional individual research begins after the upgrade.

Delivery
Online by default. On-site delivery is available by arrangement, with travel expenses charged separately.
Follow-up
Book 30–60 minute sessions within two months of the workshop. The time allowance is shared across your company.
Additional costs
Software subscriptions, additional environment configuration, and development. Any additional work is quoted before it begins.

Before you book

Do I need programming experience?

No. We start by describing your work and goals in ordinary language. We check your basic PC skills and environment before the workshop.

Can I join without a specific tool in mind?

Yes. We discuss your daily work and time-consuming tasks to choose a suitable topic together.

What if software installation is restricted?

We discuss restrictions in advance. The supported plan includes checking requirements and helping explain them to your IT team. We confirm a suitable environment within your company’s rules before proceeding.

Will my tool be finished?

We work on a prototype, check it, and improve it. The workshop does not guarantee a production-ready product or completion of every requested tool. Additional development can be discussed separately.

Can I get ongoing support?

Yes. Tool improvements, internal rollout, PoC development, technical advisory, and external CTO support can be discussed. Work beyond the workshop allowance is quoted separately.

Talk to us aboutyour workshop.

We also support software development, system modernization, and in-house development.

Development & advisory