Robyn AndersonCEO, Jam Ai · AI Implementation & Business Development Leader

I’m going to make this so simple for you

6 Jun 2026 · 2 min

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In a concise 60‑second tutorial, Robyn Anderson (introducing herself as Jam) explains how non‑technical small‑business owners, coaches, consultants, and sales/marketing professionals can quickly set up a personal AI agent workforce. She outlines a three‑step workflow: (1) use a physical notebook at a coffee shop to list desired agents and their required content and connections; (2) photograph each notebook page and upload the images to Claude Cowork, instructing it to generate a separate Markdown file for each agent; (3) store these files in an Obsidian vault, which acts as a “second brain” where Claude can organize and retrieve content for each agent (e.g., marketing, sales). Anderson notes she currently runs seven agents that operate both independently and collaboratively, all managed through simple prompts to Claude Cowork. The video ends with a call to follow her and join her Club Jam for deeper learning.

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In 60 seconds, I'm going to show you how you can build your agents to run your business using Claude Cowork, Obsidian, and a notebook. If we haven't met yet, hi, my name is Jam. I teach non-technical small business owners, coaches, consultants, and sales and marketing professionals how to use AI to free up more time. So step 1, find a notebook and go to a coffee shop. I want you to write down what agents you want to build in your business. It doesn't have to be a huge list. We're always iterating, iterating. Just start with one or two. Write what the agent will do as well as what it needs to be successful. So content and connections. From there, you're going to snap a photo of each page of your notes and you're going to upload your notes into Claude Cowork. You are going to, going to tell Claude Cowork, I want you to help build my agent force. I want every agent to have its own MD file, and we're going to build them in the Obsidian vault. Now, what is that? It's not as scary as it sounds. Obsidian is what they're calling the second brain, and basically it's a file system that lives on your desktop, in the cloud as well, and Claude can communicate with it and create content for it. If you're like me using Claude nonstop, it's creating tons of documents and files. But they're kind of all over the place, maybe in your Google Drive, in your computer, and this way Claude will file them along to whatever agent needs that information. So if you're creating marketing content, it goes to your marketing agent. Sales content goes to your sales agent. So those are the 3 things that you need to start your agent workforce. I have 7 agents going right now. They work individually, they work together. And all I have to do is tell Claude Cowork what I want to happen. If you like this content, hit follow, and hopefully I can go deeper with you in Club Jam.