TimeAndTokens.ai

HOPE Lab

Hands-On Projects
and Experimentation

Learn to work with agents across multiple stages, with clear goals, boundaries, and evidence of what worked.

With Daniel “Dazza” Greenwood

The free session

Give your agent a project.
Not just another prompt.

We’ll work through practical examples together and explore how the same patterns apply to your own public, non-confidential project.

No programming experience required. This is hands-on project work, not a beginner chatbot tutorial or an installation clinic.

  1. Define the outcome.
    Turn a broad idea into concrete deliverables.
  2. Set up durable context.
    Provide instructions, files, and authority boundaries that carry across stages.
  3. Guide longer-running work.
    Use checkpoints and human decisions without constantly starting over.
  4. Check what happened.
    Evaluate quality, completion, traceability, and correction burden.

Bring your agent.
Bring your curiosity.

Lawyers and other professionals are welcome. Bring a laptop and a working agent environment you already use: Codex, Claude Code, Claude desktop/Cowork, Cursor, or a comparable tool.

Bring a non-confidential project idea, or use one of our examples. Please do not bring confidential client or organizational information into shared exercises.

The session is free. Any charges for your own agent tools remain yours.

Start exploring now

Open materials. Practical experiments.

You don’t need to read these in advance or buy anything to participate.

The Overnight Cookbook

Patterns for longer-running agent work: durable state, review, recovery, and human decisions.

Read the Cookbook →

About your guide

Dazza Greenwood

Dazza Greenwood is a lawyer-technologist who develops methods and tools for agent workflows, authority boundaries, and practical evaluation. His work includes Interlateral, the Overnight Cookbook, and hands-on HOPE sessions for putting those ideas into practice.

HOPE is part of the Leave No Lawyer Behind initiative.