Notion + Claude Code para dummies
- Date
- 2026-04-30
- Location
- Miraflores, Provincia de Lima, Peru
- Host
- IA Labs - Sessions
About this event
If you’ve been curious about using Notion and Claude Code together but keep running into jargon, half-explained tutorials, or demos that move too fast, this event is built for you. Notion + Claude Code para dummies is a practical, in-person session in Miraflores for people who want a clear, grounded introduction to how these tools can actually fit into real work, side projects, and everyday systems. This is not a room for pretending you already know everything. It’s a space to understand the basics, ask normal questions, meet other people exploring agents and AI, and leave with a much more concrete idea of what to do next. What Is This? Notion + Claude Code para dummies is a beginner-friendly community event focused on making two popular tools feel less intimidating and more useful. The goal is simple: help attendees understand what each tool does, where they overlap, and how they can support better workflows when used together. The format is designed to be approachable rather than overly technical. You can expect a session that breaks down concepts in plain language, with room for context, examples, and conversation instead of assuming prior expertise. If you’ve heard terms like agents, automation, AI workflows, or knowledge systems and want them explained in a way that actually makes sense, you’ll be in the right place. Because this is also a community and networking event, the value goes beyond the content itself. You’ll be in a room with people who are experimenting, learning, building, or simply trying to understand what’s useful and what’s hype. That makes the event especially good for people who learn best by hearing how others are approaching the same questions. Rather than positioning Notion or Claude Code as magic solutions, the event is better understood as a practical introduction. The focus is on clarity, usefulness, and helping people build enough confidence to keep exploring after the session ends. What to Expect You can expect a structure that helps complete beginners get oriented quickly without feeling lost. While the exact flow may vary, the session will likely move from fundamentals into more practical use cases and discussion. A typical experience may include: A simple introduction to the tools: what Notion is good at, what Claude Code is for, and why people are combining structured knowledge with AI-assisted work. A beginner-friendly explanation of agents and workflows: enough to understand the ideas without needing a technical background. Practical examples of how these tools can support organization, writing, documentation, ideation, or lightweight systems. Live discussion or guided walkthroughs that turn abstract concepts into something you can picture using yourself. Time to connect with other attendees interested in AI, systems, productivity, and community learning. The tone of the event matters as much as the content. Expect a setting where it’s normal to ask basic questions, clarify terminology, and pause on ideas that are often rushed through online. For many attendees, that alone will make the session more useful than another video tutorial or long thread. Because this is in person, there’s also a stronger chance to trade notes with people working in different contexts. One person may be thinking about personal knowledge management, another about team workflows, another about AI experimentation. Seeing those different use cases side by side helps you understand what’s actually relevant for you. You should come ready to listen, ask, and compare ideas. Even if you don’t leave with a finished system, you should leave with a much clearer map of the landscape and a better sense of what’s worth trying next. Why Attend The biggest reason to attend is clarity. There’s a lot of noise around AI tools, agents, and productivity systems, and it’s easy to waste time bouncing between platforms without understanding the basics. This event helps cut through that by focusing on practical understanding instead of hype. You’ll also gain a more realistic sense of where Notion and Claude Code can be genuinely helpful. That matters if you want to improve how you organize information, explore AI-assisted workflows, or simply understand how these tools are being used by people around you. It’s easier to make smart decisions once you can separate core concepts from trendy language. Attending in person adds another layer of value: You can ask questions in real time instead of getting stuck on something small. You can learn from other beginners, not just from polished experts. You can build local connections with people interested in AI, tools, and systems. You can pressure-test your own ideas by talking them through with others. This event is also useful if you’ve been meaning to get started but haven’t found the right entry point. Sometimes the real blocker isn’t lack of interest; it’s lack of a clear first step. A session like this can give you that first step in a way that feels manageable, social, and grounded. If you already know a little, there’s still value here. Beginner-friendly events often surface the most important questions, and hearing concepts explained simply can sharpen your own understanding. In that sense, the event works both as an introduction and as a reset toward practical thinking. Practical Details The event will take place in person in Miraflores, Peru, which makes it a good fit for people who want an interactive, local learning experience rather than another remote session. Being physically present also makes networking easier and creates more space for natural conversations before, during, and after the main content. It’s scheduled for Thursday, April 30 at 4:15 PM GMT-5. Since the session is in person, it’s a good idea to plan your route in advance and arrive with enough buffer to settle in comfortably, especially if you want to meet people before the event begins. A few useful expectations to keep in mind: This is an in-person community setting, so conversation and participation are part of the value. You do not need to be an expert to get something meaningful from the event. The topic sits at the intersection of AI, agents, Notion, and workflow thinking, so curiosity matters more than technical depth. Networking is part of the experience, especially if you want to connect with others exploring similar tools. If the title made you smile and also felt a little too accurate, that’s probably a sign you should be there. This event is for people who want the concepts explained clearly, the use cases made practical, and the whole topic brought down to earth in a room full of others figuring it out too.
Who should attend
This event is for people who are curious, practical, and ready to understand these tools without the usual confusion. - **You’ve heard of Notion, Claude Code, or AI agents, but still don’t feel like you truly get how they fit together.** You want a beginner-friendly explanation that connects concepts to real use. - **You like learning in plain language.** If overly technical demos or fast-moving online tutorials usually lose you, this format will feel much more accessible. - **You want to build better personal or work systems.** Maybe you’re thinking about notes, documentation, writing workflows, idea capture, or lightweight automation and want to see what’s actually useful. - **You’re exploring AI beyond the hype.** You’re interested in practical applications, not just trend-chasing, and want a clearer picture of where these tools can help. - **You value community and in-person conversation.** You’d enjoy meeting other people in Miraflores who are experimenting with AI, tools, and better ways of working. - **You’re a beginner who wants a solid starting point.** If you’ve been meaning to start but didn’t know where to begin, this is a good room to take that first step.