# Mervia Academy Learn Thai-first learning app for Mervia Academy workshops, guides, courses, progress, account, and pass-gated lesson UI. Canonical home: https://learn.mervia.academy/ Public brand: Mervia Academy Primary languages: Thai (default) and English ## Boundaries - This learn site owns lesson, practice, workshop, guide, course, cohort, homework, replay, and progress UI. - www.mervia.academy owns marketing and catalog pages; use the learn site for actual learning materials. - Mervia Pass unlocks paid self-paced workshops here; it does not automatically include instructor-led courses or private team training. ## Primary Sections - [Home](https://learn.mervia.academy/) - Current learning launchpad. - [Live Courses](https://learn.mervia.academy/courses/) - Instructor-led courses and cohort materials. - [Workshops](https://learn.mervia.academy/workshops/) - Self-paced workshops and browser practice surfaces. - [Guides](https://learn.mervia.academy/guides/) - Short practical references. - [Mervia Pass](https://learn.mervia.academy/pass/) - Coming-soon membership for self-paced workshops. ## Live Courses - [Discover Your Research Second Brain with Claude Code](https://learn.mervia.academy/courses/discover-your-research-second-brain-with-claude-code/) - Completed. A free one-hour online class showing how Claude Code can turn scattered papers, notes, links, and ideas into a connected research workflow for reading, synthesis, radar, and writing. - [Build Your Research Second Brain with Claude Code](https://learn.mervia.academy/courses/build-your-research-second-brain-with-claude-code/) - Open now. A three-hour online workshop for turning scattered notes, highlights, summaries, drafts, and source files into a Research Second Brain folder you can retrieve from, connect, synthesize, and turn into writing with Claude Code. - [Claude Code for Work: Zero to Hero [Batch 2]](https://learn.mervia.academy/courses/claude-code-for-work-zero-to-hero-batch-2/) - Open now. An improved full-day instructor-led course for using Claude Code as a work assistant across real files, real tools, and real workflows, with a pre-class setup video guide. - [Claude Code for Work: Zero to Hero](https://learn.mervia.academy/courses/claude-code-for-work-zero-to-hero/) - Completed. A completed full-day 09:00-16:00 instructor-led course on using Claude Code with real files, tools, and work workflows, with the Slidev deck. - [Skills 101 with Claude Code](https://learn.mervia.academy/courses/skills-101-with-claude-code/) - Completed. Hands-on cohort on building Claude Code Skills — Batch II, delivered live on Zoom Apr 2026. ## Workshops And Lessons - [Prompting 10x](https://learn.mervia.academy/workshops/prompting-10x/) - Foundational AI communication skill: task, context, examples, iteration, and answer verification. - [Prompting 101: from tricks to clear requests](https://learn.mervia.academy/workshops/prompting-10x/101/) - Understand how prompting evolved from magic phrases into a practical communication skill: task, context, constraints, examples, and verification. - [Prompting 102: task, context, output, constraints](https://learn.mervia.academy/workshops/prompting-10x/102/) - Learn the four-part prompt structure that makes AI responses less vague and more useful for everyday work. - [Prompting 103: context is the real prompt](https://learn.mervia.academy/workshops/prompting-10x/103/) - Learn how to give AI useful background, source text, examples, and boundaries without dumping everything into the chat. - [Prompting 104: examples beat explanation](https://learn.mervia.academy/workshops/prompting-10x/104/) - Use before-and-after examples, tone samples, and output examples to teach AI the pattern you want. - [Prompting 105: iterate like a reviewer](https://learn.mervia.academy/workshops/prompting-10x/105/) - Stop treating the first AI answer as final. Learn how to critique, refine, compare, and ask follow-up prompts that improve the result. - [Prompting 106: verify, save, and reuse](https://learn.mervia.academy/workshops/prompting-10x/106/) - Turn prompting into a repeatable habit: verify answers, request citations, save prompt templates, and build a small personal prompt library. - [Terminal 10x](https://learn.mervia.academy/workshops/terminal-10x/) - Command-line foundations for professionals building confidence with dev tools and AI agents. - [terminal 101: a beginner's guide to the command line](https://learn.mervia.academy/workshops/terminal-10x/101/) - learn the 6 essential terminal commands that make the command line feel usable, with an interactive terminal you can practice in right here - [terminal 102: files without fear](https://learn.mervia.academy/workshops/terminal-10x/102/) - create, read, copy, move, rename, and delete files from the terminal — with the most important safety rule: `rm` has no Trash - [terminal 103: pipes, redirects, and finding things](https://learn.mervia.academy/workshops/terminal-10x/103/) - combine commands with `|`, save output with `>` and `>>`, and search text without reading every line by hand - [terminal 104: installing tools on macOS with Homebrew](https://learn.mervia.academy/workshops/terminal-10x/104/) - install Homebrew, use `brew install` and `brew upgrade`, and understand why a newly installed command can still say `command not found` - [terminal 105: PATH and environment variables](https://learn.mervia.academy/workshops/terminal-10x/105/) - use PATH as your first environment variable, then use `echo $PATH`, `which`, and `export` to understand how your shell finds commands and why a fix can disappear in a new window - [terminal 106: shell config on macOS](https://learn.mervia.academy/workshops/terminal-10x/106/) - understand Terminal vs shell, edit `~/.zshrc`, reload with `source ~/.zshrc`, and add aliases that actually stick - [Markdown 10x](https://learn.mervia.academy/workshops/markdown-10x/) - A free workshop for writing clean Markdown and turning it into a readable GitHub README. - [Markdown 101: words become structure](https://learn.mervia.academy/workshops/markdown-10x/101/) - Learn the Markdown mental model, then write headings, paragraphs, bold text, and italic text without fighting the syntax. - [Markdown 102: lists, quotes, and code](https://learn.mervia.academy/workshops/markdown-10x/102/) - Write bullets, numbered lists, checklists, blockquotes, inline code, and code blocks while avoiding the mistakes that make Markdown render strangely. - [Markdown 103: links, images, tables, and footnotes](https://learn.mervia.academy/workshops/markdown-10x/103/) - Use GitHub-flavored Markdown for links, images, tables, footnotes, and richer README sections without making the source hard to maintain. - [Markdown 104: build a GitHub README](https://learn.mervia.academy/workshops/markdown-10x/104/) - Build a clean README from scratch, preview it in the embedded editor, then move real drafts into the full garden Markdown previewer. - [Git 10x](https://learn.mervia.academy/workshops/git-10x/) - Version-control foundations for saving work, reading diffs, making commits, using branches, and sharing changes through a remote. - [Git 101: version control is a save system with memory](https://learn.mervia.academy/workshops/git-10x/101/) - Understand what Git is, what a repository is, and why status, snapshots, and history matter before memorizing commands. - [Git 102: create a repo and read status](https://learn.mervia.academy/workshops/git-10x/102/) - Create a small Git repository, understand git init, and use git status to read untracked, modified, and staged files. - [Git 103: diff, add, commit, log](https://learn.mervia.academy/workshops/git-10x/103/) - Learn the everyday Git loop: inspect changes with diff, stage with add, save with commit, and read history with log. - [Git 104: branches let you experiment safely](https://learn.mervia.academy/workshops/git-10x/104/) - Use branches to isolate work, switch between lines of work, merge a small change, and avoid mixing unrelated edits. - [Git 105: remotes, pull, push, and GitHub](https://learn.mervia.academy/workshops/git-10x/105/) - Connect local Git to a remote, understand origin, pull before push, and use GitHub as the place where shared review happens. - [Git 106: use Git safely with AI agents](https://learn.mervia.academy/workshops/git-10x/106/) - Finish Git 10x with a safe AI-assisted workflow: clean status, scoped branch, diff review, commit hygiene, and recovery basics. - [Context Management 10x](https://learn.mervia.academy/workshops/context-management-10x/) - Practical context-management skills: choose, structure, compress, refresh, and hand off the information AI needs without drowning it in noise. - [Context Management 101: AI needs a workbench](https://learn.mervia.academy/workshops/context-management-10x/101/) - Learn what context is, why too much information can hurt, and how to think of context as the AI's temporary workbench. - [Context Management 102: write a task brief](https://learn.mervia.academy/workshops/context-management-10x/102/) - Turn a vague AI request into a compact task brief with goal, audience, source, constraints, and output format. - [Context Management 103: prepare a source bundle](https://learn.mervia.academy/workshops/context-management-10x/103/) - Learn how to collect the right source material for AI: excerpts, file paths, dates, boundaries, and what not to paste. - [Context Management 104: examples and constraints](https://learn.mervia.academy/workshops/context-management-10x/104/) - Use examples, non-examples, acceptance criteria, and constraints to make AI output match the work you actually need. - [Context Management 105: compress and refresh](https://learn.mervia.academy/workshops/context-management-10x/105/) - Learn when to summarize, reset stale assumptions, preserve decisions, and continue long AI work without dragging old noise forward. - [Context Management 106: create a context pack](https://learn.mervia.academy/workshops/context-management-10x/106/) - Combine task brief, sources, examples, constraints, decisions, and next steps into a reusable context pack for AI work. ## Guides - [shift your Claude usage window so workdays start mid-cycle](https://learn.mervia.academy/guides/claude-limit-shifter/) - use a Claude Code routine to start the 5-hour limit window before you actually sit down to work, so your real session begins with most of the limit already burned off ## Search Use https://learn.mervia.academy/search?q={query} for public content search across workshops, guides, and live courses.