Day 1
She opens the module. Paul is on camera, no slides.
One opening video per module. It says what the module is for and what you will be able to do at the end.

You know the first one. The second produces a deliverable you can send without touching it up.
The request
Write an email to chase a client who is not replying
Demonstration account
What follows is a journey reconstructed from the real learner space. The screens are the product’s, the point rules are the code’s. The person is made up: she took the programme, the Build add-on and the assistant.
Level 1 · Writing a request
Day 1
She opens the module. Paul is on camera, no slides.
One opening video per module. It says what the module is for and what you will be able to do at the end.
Day 2
She reads the lesson. She copies the prompt. It works.
Module 2, lesson 5
Three requests stacked in one sentence give three average answers. A single action, with a number when possible, gives a deliverable you can send.
The prompt
Context: I am an account manager at a multi-site service provider. Action: classify each complaint under a single reason, then count by reason and by site. Format: a cross table, reasons as rows, sites as columns, with totals.
Day 3
She hands in an exercise. A human is going to read it.
Exercise submission
3 reviews included, 3 left
Day 6
The module 2 quiz. Perfect score, first try.
Module 2, the quiz
+20 for the quiz, +40 for the perfect score
One quiz per module, graded server-side. A perfect score on the first pass is worth double: we reward revision, not rote learning.
Day 9
The feedback arrives. It is written by hand.
Paul, trainer
reviewed on day 9, module 2 exercise
Your context is good, your format is vague. “A table” can mean six things. Write the columns you want, in the order you want them, and you will never have to fix the output by hand again.
Trophy “Reviewed and corrected” · gold, +90
Who reviews?
Paul André, who has taught this method in the room for three years, at Kering, La Poste and E.Leclerc. Submitted exercises land with him, not in an automated queue.
Level 2 · Using the tools
Day 11
A question at 11 pm. The assistant answers, and cites the lesson.
My client wants meeting minutes from a recording. What must I absolutely not hand over?
People’s names and anything that identifies a client file. Anonymise before, reinject after: it is faster than getting a processing approved. The rest goes through safely.
Source: the module 3 lesson on what you never hand over
The assistant only answers from the lessons she has access to. It can neither invent, nor cite content she does not have.
Day 14
Five lessons in one day. Something drops that she was not looking for.
The marathon
Secret trophy · silver, +30
23 trophies, 4 of them secret: their name only appears once earned. The best metal frames the avatar, on the right.
Day 17
She stops writing her prompts from scratch. Then she adds one.
Day 19
She is asked for the visual in three formats. For yesterday.
Drag the handle


Four formats, one background removed, one vertical version. Twenty minutes, not half a day of retouching.
Level 3 · Having it done
Day 22
Thirty minutes on a call. Prepared: he read her exercises beforehand.
LiveyouShe leaves with a written document after the call, not with notes.
Day 26
She builds her first MCP server. And here, we need to stop for two minutes.
The model knows how to write. It knows nothing about your tools, and it is not allowed to touch any of them. The MCP server is what plugs in between the two, and it declares exactly what is permitted.
The one you already use. The server is the same.
Your MCP server
The socket, and the list of what is permitted.
4 tools declared, no action without your consent
Sending emails
The server is allowed to read a folder and prepare a draft. It is not allowed to send. The follow-up is ready when she opens her inbox, she rereads, she clicks.
This is not development. It is a configuration you can read, and it is the subject of the last third of the programme, along with agents and automations.
Day 30

Certificate of professional use of artificial intelligence
awarded to
Camille Rouvière
for completing the full course: 125 lessons across 16 modules, 18 exercises submitted of which 3 reviewed and corrected, and a working MCP server built.
Paul André
Trainer, MyDigipal
13h 02min of training
Issued on day 30
The certificate carries the distinction when the course is completed in full. It is worth what you can do with it.
End of the demonstration
Thirty days from now, it will look like this one. That is not a promise of results: it is what the product does when you use it.
Camille R.
Day 30 · Advocate
Thirty active days · 16 trophies out of 23



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