Sports Vector brings the Claude ecosystem to QSTP
From idea to product in one session — using Claude Code, Design, Cowork and Hermes at QSTP.
Sports Vector
Sports Intelligence Team
The Sports Vector team delivered a practical AI workshop at Qatar Science & Technology Park (QSTP), exploring how stronger context and clearer direction can help teams get more from the Claude ecosystem.
Starting with the concept of an AI-powered penalty kick analysis, Muhammad Saad introduced the idea before Mahgoub Mohamed and Gabriel Edward Marquez brought it to life through engineering. Syed Ahmed Ali Rizvi then demonstrated how the product could be positioned and marketed.
Using Claude Code, Claude Design, Cowork and Hermes, the workshop showed how a single idea can move through ideation, development, design and marketing within one connected AI ecosystem. Rather than discussing AI only in theory, the team built and developed the concept throughout the session.
The central takeaway was simple: the more context and direction AI is given, the more useful its output becomes. The session demonstrated what can happen when practical experimentation, collaborative thinking and sport come together.
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