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Create Claude Skills for Data Tasks

Friday, April 24, 11 AM ET

Key Takeaways

  • Learn how to create Claude Skills that improve performance on specific data tasks.
  • Understand how AI can support core analytics workflows like EDA and feature engineering.
  • Build and apply Claude Skills to a real soccer dataset to accelerate and standardize your analysis.

Your Presenter(s)

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Tom Farnschläder

Data Scientist

Tom is a data scientist and technical educator. He writes and manages DataCamp's data science tutorials and blog posts. Previously, Tom worked in data science at Deutsche Telekom.

Why this matters

General-purpose AI can be great for data work—but it becomes far more useful when you shape it into repeatable, task-specific “skills” that deliver consistent, high-quality output. By creating Claude Skills for common analytics workflows, you can speed up exploratory analysis, standardize feature engineering, and reduce the time spent rewriting the same prompts over and over.

In this code-along webinar, Tom Farnschläder, Data Science Editor at DataCamp, will show you how to design and build Claude Skills tailored to data tasks. You’ll create skills for exploratory data analysis and feature engineering, then apply them to a real soccer dataset to generate insights and build analysis-ready features. This session is ideal for analysts and data scientists who want practical, reusable AI workflows that improve quality—not just speed.

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