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Ask better, get better. Which model to reach for, how to brief it like a new hire on their first day, and why a vague question earns a vague answer.
Most people live hereI run hands-on workshops that take AI from an overwhelming buzzword to something you actually use in your week. I came to this with no technical background myself, so we start where you are, in plain language, and you leave having built something that works.
I am co-founder and COO of WTFox.ai, and I run the company on Claude and ChatGPT every day. I also came to AI with no technical background, which is why my sessions start where you actually are rather than where a developer would start. Everything here follows the same path, from chatting with AI, to giving it your context, to handing it real work.
// Cohort · 3 hrs · cap 30
This is the session I delivered with Cogentic AI Partners in Aug 2026, to 21 paying attendees over 2 evenings in Singapore. You build a Claude Project around your own work, connect your tools, write your first custom skill, and hand a real task over before the night ends.
// Group · 2 hrs to full day
2 hr, 3 hr, and full-day formats, in person in Singapore or online. We work in Claude and ChatGPT on your team's own documents and tasks, and everyone leaves with a setup running on their own account. Recent sessions include a 3 hr workshop for 40+ senior managers at BNF Group's strategy retreat, a full-day private cohort, an Insight Hour with Podium for women professionals, and the opening talk at Keith Teo's first Claude Cowork Meetup.
The Aug 2026 masterclass ran on a partner model. Cogentic owned the marketing, the registration, and the relationship with their community, and I built and taught the session. If you run a community, an academy, or a training business that wants practical AI in your catalogue, I am open to the same setup.
Weekly 45-minute sessions on your own role, your own tools, and your own to-do list, with async help in between. We build one playbook together and keep it in your hands at the end.
3 hrs, hands-on, built around your own work. You set up a Claude Project, connect your tools, write your first custom skill, and hand a real task over before the night ends. The next cohort runs in Singapore on 1 October 2026 with Cogentic AI Partners, who own registration.
Everything I teach moves along the same 3 steps. Most people stop at the first one and assume that is all there is.
Where this happensAsk better, get better. Which model to reach for, how to brief it like a new hire on their first day, and why a vague question earns a vague answer.
Most people live hereGive it your actual work. A Claude Project holds your documents and your way of doing things, and connectors let it reach your calendar and your inbox, so it stops starting from zero every time you open it.
Where it gets usefulHand the task over. You write a skill once and it runs the same way every time, and Cowork takes a job end to end while you do something else. You delegate the outcome instead of the steps.
Where the hours come backMost AI training feels like watching a magician. Mine feels like going to the gym. Here's the stuff we drill together.
Move past "write me a blog post." Learn prompts that match how you actually think.
Pick tools that fit your role, not the ones loudest on LinkedIn.
Emails, summaries, decks, research, handed over properly.
Taste, guardrails, and review habits so your AI work feels like you, not a robot.
I've spent the last decade at the intersection of design, product and tech. Mostly building things, sometimes breaking them, and lately teaching teams how to do both with AI in the loop.
From Universal Studios Singapore to Jewel Changi Airport to Amazon to FinTech, I've spent the better part of my career inside organisations where the stakes were high, the timelines were unforgiving, and "figure it out" was the default operating mode.
Operations, commercial strategy, transformation at scale. Different industries, same reality: execution is everything, and the people closest to the work are the ones who make or break it.
Then AI arrived and rewrote what execution looks like. I went all in, and haven't looked back since. Now I am the co-founder and COO of WTFox.ai.
If you're curious, a little skeptical, and ready to put in the reps, we'll get along.
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"Geargina has very good 'trainer' skills. She knows the stuff well and is able to articulate the approach very clearly with simple illustrations and drawing comparisons to things we easily understand."
"The 1:1 sessions were the best money I spent this year. I went from 'ChatGPT tourist' to genuinely faster at my job."
"Yesterday's session was terrific! Geargina was very knowledgeable, and my mind was focused on how the learning could be used in everyday life, not just work."
"Enjoyed the session. I'm gonna build my own Obsidian coming week."

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Coach Gina (Geargina Tan) is an AI trainer based in Singapore and the co-founder and COO of WTFox.ai, an AI company she runs on Claude and ChatGPT every day. She came to AI without a technical background, which shapes how she teaches: her workshops start where beginners actually are, and take people from chatting with AI to handing it real work.
No. The sessions are designed for people who are new to AI and have no technical background. Geargina is not a developer either, which is the reason the material is built in plain language rather than starting where an engineer would start. In a post-session survey after the August 2026 Claude Masterclass, attendees self-rated their confidence in setting up a Claude Project at 3.7 out of 5, up from 2.5 beforehand, a rise of 48%. 91% rated the pacing just right. These are small self-reported samples, 19 responses before and 11 after rather than the same people measured twice, so treat them as attendee feedback rather than a study.
A 3 hour hands-on session titled Run Your Day Through Claude. Attendees build a Claude Project around their own work, connect their tools, write their first custom skill, and delegate a real task through Cowork before the session ends. It was delivered in Singapore with Cogentic AI Partners in August 2026 to 21 paying attendees across 2 evening cohorts. A Level 2 on Claude Code and building a second brain is planned for October 2026.
Yes. Communities, academies and training businesses that want practical AI in their catalogue can run a partner model: the partner owns the audience, the pricing and registration, and Geargina builds and teaches the curriculum. The August 2026 Claude Masterclass ran exactly this way with Cogentic AI Partners. Enquire through the contact form at geargina.com/contact.
Yes. Geargina Tan speaks at conferences, industry events and private team sessions in Singapore and across Southeast Asia, in person and online. Recent stages include the Claude Masterclass 101 with Cogentic AI Partners, an online LHH session for senior professionals in career transition, and the BNF Group strategy retreat. Next up are the ACCA Singapore Annual Conference on 9 October 2026 and the PICPA EMPOWER International Conference in Cagayan de Oro on 24 October 2026. Details and enquiries at geargina.com/speaking.html.
Send the contact form at geargina.com/contact.html with your team size, topic and rough timeline, or send a direct message on LinkedIn. Geargina replies personally within 2 business days from hello@iamcoachgina.com.