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# The Copy-Paste Problem (and How to Actually Get Started)
In the [announcement post]([COURSE LINK]) I made the case that the AI writing your code isn't your problem — everything *around* the code is. This post gets specific about that, and then gets you set up to do something about it. It's the first real lesson in [The Workflow]([COURSE LINK]), and it's the one that costs you almost nothing to follow along with.
In the [announcement post](https://git.jpaul.io/justin/ai-workflow-course) I made the case that the AI writing your code isn't your problem — everything *around* the code is. This post gets specific about that, and then gets you set up to do something about it. It's the first real lesson in [The Workflow](https://git.jpaul.io/justin/ai-workflow-course), and it's the one that costs you almost nothing to follow along with.
If you've ever built anything with an AI chat assistant beyond a one-off script, the failure I'm about to describe is going to feel uncomfortably familiar. That's the point. Naming it precisely is what makes the fix obvious later.
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### Grab the course materials
Everything you'll run lives in one repo. Grab it once, up front — no tools required beyond a web browser. Open the course home page at **[COURSE LINK]**, use its **Download ZIP** link, and unzip it under your home directory so the `modules/` folder lands somewhere tidy like `~/workflow-course/modules/`.
Everything you'll run lives in one repo. Grab it once, up front — no tools required beyond a web browser. Open the course home page at **https://git.jpaul.io/justin/ai-workflow-course**, use its **Download ZIP** link, and unzip it under your home directory so the `modules/` folder lands somewhere tidy like `~/ai-workflow-course/modules/`.
That's it — you now have every module's files locally, including a small running example app called `tasks-app` that the whole course is built around. (There's a cleaner, *updatable* way to get the repo — `git clone` — but that arrives a couple of modules in, once you've actually learned Git. A one-time ZIP is all you need today.)