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Building with AI / Your First Chart

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Beginner 45 min

Your First Chart

Altea Group is renovating the break room at its head office. The office committee asked employees what they would like to find there, and 192 people answered. The results sit in a tiny file of 6 rows.

Your mission: ask the agent to turn this file into a chart that the committee can show at the next team meeting:

  • a chart that shows the votes for each option, read from the file;
  • a clear title and labels, so anyone understands it in a few seconds;
  • the winning option easy to spot.

Look at the preview after each request, and check that the numbers match the file.

320,000 tokens for this exercise: finish under 200,000 for +50 XP.

Instructions

  1. Open the data file data/break_room_survey.csv in the Files panel to see what it contains.
  2. Ask the agent to create a page with a chart of the votes for each option, using the data from the file.
  3. Ask for a title and readable labels, so someone who has never seen the file understands the chart.
  4. Ask the agent to make the winning option stand out (a different color, sorting, the number shown on the bar…).
  5. Check one number in the preview against the file.

Claude

Make a bar chart of the votes for each option, read from the file, with a clear title and labeled axes, and highlight the winning option in a different color.

33,926 tokens · 3 steps by the agent

Done: six bars from the survey file, a title and both axes labeled. Espresso machine (48 votes) stands out in a darker purple.

Ready to send: press Enter or the arrow

Office committee

Break room survey: what employees want

Number of votes for each option (192 employees answered). The most popular option is highlighted.

Votes for each break room option

01020304050EspressomachineComfortablesofasFreshfruitPing-pongtableBoardgamesPlantsOptionNumber of votes

Altea Group · workshop project

CCoachWatching quietly · steps in if you get stuck

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AI is changing how work gets done, and how people learn it has to change too. A course recorded last year teaches last year's tool, and a multiple-choice quiz proves someone remembers a definition, not that they can use it.

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  • AI's cost

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  • AI's mistakes

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  • The proof

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AI Essentials

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Copy the Target

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Crack the Vault

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Lock It Down

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Final assessment

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Rules you can add to any session

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  • ParEagle, birdie, par: the attempt against a good one
  • Request limitsA few requests, or a few characters each
  • Model choiceHaiku or Sonnet, and the effort, priced in credits
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  • Request structureContext, task, guidelines, constraints: scored out of 4

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Learners connect the agent to Outlook, SharePoint, Slack or Salesforce, and decide what it may read. Every tool runs on a made-up company: the skills are real, and no real data is ever at risk.

OutlookMicrosoft 365

Simulated, read only

What really needs me this week?

Looks through your mail for what needs you

  • Lyon hub incident – claim window closes 28 OctoberKarim Belkacem, Parcelia
  • Board pack – your CX numbers by Wednesday 9:00Élodie Marchand
  • URGENT!!! Your ad credits expire TONIGHTAdBoost MediaOnly looks urgent

Two things need you: the Parcelia claim, by 28 October, and your board numbers, by Wednesday 9:00. The ad credits only look urgent.

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Effort

One step of the agent: 21,000 credits

What AI costs, under control.

Every request a learner sends is counted in tokens, step by step, against the session's budget. They see what each request cost, and learn to get the same result with fewer.

  • A budget for each session. Past it, the session is over.
  • No request wasted. One that could not leave the agent room to work is refused, for free.
  • A report at the end. Request by request, with the tip that saves the most.
  • The cost in money. At your model's real prices.

Where your tokens wentExample

211,100 tokens of 320,000

  • Needed
  • Yours to save
  • The agent's own checks

Next time: say what "better" means in the first request. One message instead of two: about 94,000 tokens less.

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  • Opens in the browser

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  • No code on screen

    Learners describe what they want. Data reads as tables, documents as documents.

From a first request to an agent of their own.

Four programs, in the order your teams take them. About 45 minutes a session.

  1. Start here

    AI Essentials

    What an AI agent reads, counts and costs.

    • What's a Token?
    • Ask Once, Ask Clearly
    • Where Your Tokens Go
    • Same Result, Fewer Tokens
  2. Prompting with AI

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    • The Four Parts
    • One Shot
    • Prompt Golf
    • Change Only That
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    A web page, a chart, a tool, built by talking.

    • Your First Chart
    • Sales Dashboard
    • Event Registration Form
    • Fix the Bugs in an App
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    • Meet an AI Agent
    • Give Your Agent Its First Tool
    • Don't Let Your Agent Get Tricked
    • Final Assessment: Your Agent, Live

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New sessionDraft

PreviewHistorySettingsPublish

What should learners be able to do at the end? Tell me who it is for, and give me the files they will work with.

CSVsales_q3.csv

Ready to send: press Enter or the arrow

The session takes shape here as you talk.

A learning designer at her desk, working on her laptop, sticky notes on the wall behind her.
A team of colleagues gathered around a laptop in an office, looking at the screen together.

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Altea Group

  • Learning paths
  • Leaderboard
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Your company's setup

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Leaderboard

Building with AI, Altea Group only

This monthAll time

  1. 1CMCamille MartinSales3 of 3 milestones151,200 tokens
  2. 2HLHugo LefèvreFinance3 of 3 milestones163,480 tokens
  3. 3IDInès DuboisHR3 of 3 milestones171,900 tokens
  4. 4TRThomas RouxOperations3 of 3 milestones188,350 tokens
  5. 5SBSarah BenaliMarketing3 of 3 milestones196,020 tokens

Fewest tokens first, among those who reached every milestone. Demo data.

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