You finished the Python track. You can write functions, loop over lists, parse CSVs. Now I want to ask: what's still eating your mornings? What do you still do by hand that Python alone can't fix?
Honestly? The Monday digest. I pull KPIs from a Sheet, paste them into an email template, add context, send it to the team. Every. Single. Monday. Python doesn't touch my Gmail or my Sheets.
Until now. This track connects your Python scripts to the apps you actually live in — Gmail, Sheets, Calendar, Docs. Before we start, rate yourself on six skills. A 1 means you've never touched an API. A 5 means you're already wiring apps together. Be honest — Day 30 shows the delta.
I'm a marketing manager, not a backend developer. APIs sound like engineering territory.
APIs are just functions that live on someone else's computer. You already call functions. Today they happen to return your inbox. Rate honestly. Day 30 answers show the delta.
Thirty days. One real project: a Monday-morning digest pipeline. By Day 28 you'll have working Python that reads this week's KPI snapshot from a Google Sheet, drafts a team digest email with flagged movers, and creates a Calendar event for the Tuesday QBR prep call — all from one function call.
| Week | Focus | Professional framing |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Gmail: read, search, draft, send | "Draft the Monday KPI digest email for the team" |
| 2 | Calendar + Tasks: list, find, create | "Create a Calendar event for every quarterly business review" |
| 3 | Sheets, Docs, Slides: read, append, create | "Append weekly KPI snapshots to a rolling dashboard Sheet" |
| 4 | Cross-app workflows + capstone | "Wire the full Monday morning in one function" |
Every lesson is a short Socratic conversation plus one coding challenge that runs against your real accounts.
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You finished the Python track. You can write functions, loop over lists, parse CSVs. Now I want to ask: what's still eating your mornings? What do you still do by hand that Python alone can't fix?
Honestly? The Monday digest. I pull KPIs from a Sheet, paste them into an email template, add context, send it to the team. Every. Single. Monday. Python doesn't touch my Gmail or my Sheets.
Until now. This track connects your Python scripts to the apps you actually live in — Gmail, Sheets, Calendar, Docs. Before we start, rate yourself on six skills. A 1 means you've never touched an API. A 5 means you're already wiring apps together. Be honest — Day 30 shows the delta.
I'm a marketing manager, not a backend developer. APIs sound like engineering territory.
APIs are just functions that live on someone else's computer. You already call functions. Today they happen to return your inbox. Rate honestly. Day 30 answers show the delta.
Thirty days. One real project: a Monday-morning digest pipeline. By Day 28 you'll have working Python that reads this week's KPI snapshot from a Google Sheet, drafts a team digest email with flagged movers, and creates a Calendar event for the Tuesday QBR prep call — all from one function call.
| Week | Focus | Professional framing |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Gmail: read, search, draft, send | "Draft the Monday KPI digest email for the team" |
| 2 | Calendar + Tasks: list, find, create | "Create a Calendar event for every quarterly business review" |
| 3 | Sheets, Docs, Slides: read, append, create | "Append weekly KPI snapshots to a rolling dashboard Sheet" |
| 4 | Cross-app workflows + capstone | "Wire the full Monday morning in one function" |
Every lesson is a short Socratic conversation plus one coding challenge that runs against your real accounts.