Post your weekly build update
You don't need to code, use a terminal, or understand GitHub. You just talk to Claude Code and it does the work for you.
Do this once
First-time setup 5 minutes, one time
Make a free GitHub account
Go to github.com, click Sign up, and pick any username.
Send your username to Keith
Drop it in the team chat. He adds you to the team.
Accept the invite
You'll get an email from GitHub. Click Accept invitation. That's the whole setup, forever.
Do this every week
Post your update 2 minutes
Open Claude Code in the folder you've been building in
The same project you worked on this week, so it can see what you made.
Paste this message, add your name, and send it
That's the only blank. Claude reads your work and writes the update for you.
Look at what I've been working on in this folder over the past week
or so. Check the files I've changed, my git history if there is any,
and what this project does.
Then:
1. Write a short bullet-point summary of my progress: what I built,
the problem it solves, and what I want to do next.
2. Show me that summary first so I can fix anything.
3. When I'm happy, add it as my weekly update to the Elitez Builders
repo. Clone github.com/elitez-engineering/elitez-builders-blog if it isn't
already on my computer, read its CLAUDE.md, and follow it exactly.
My name is: [your first and last name — upper or lower case is fine]
Then push a new branch, open a pull request, and give me the
pull request link. Claude looks at your actual work, drafts the summary, and shows it to you to tweak. Once you approve, it posts to your folder and opens a "pull request" (a change waiting to be added to the blog) and gives you a link like this:
https://github.com/elitez-engineering/elitez-builders-blog/pull/42 Drop that link in the team chat
That's it. You're done. We review and celebrate everyone's updates at the weekly meeting.
If something looks off
A helper checks your post automatically
If your update lands in the wrong place or is missing something, a checker leaves a plain-English note telling you exactly what to fix. Just paste that note back to Claude Code and say "please fix this." It will.