We don't teach AI. We build it with your team, in a day.
Your work, your data, your stack. We build the first agents live in front of the room, then everyone builds their own. You leave with things that run, not notes about things that could.
Half day $600 · Full day $1,200 · Built on your stack, not a demo account
What happens in the room.
No theory hour, no slideware. The session is the build — here is what fills it.
Pre-work on your actual stack
Before the day, we map your tools — CRM, project management, email, docs, whatever you actually run on — and scope the first agents worth building. No demo accounts, no generic examples.
The first agents, built live
We build the first working agents in front of the room, wired to your real data, so everyone sees what "working" looks like before they touch a keyboard.
Everyone ships their own
Every person in the room builds at least one agent themselves, on a workflow they actually own. Not a follow-along exercise — their tool, their problem, running by the end of the session.
Integrations wired in the room
Agents that touch the platforms you already use. We have piped 25+ platform integrations into live client workflows — we know where the connectors are and where the sharp edges hide.
Prompt and guardrail patterns
The operating habits that make agents safe and useful: how to brief an agent, how to review its output, and how to keep client data protected while you automate around it.
Zero decks
Slides delivered at the end of a session: zero. You leave with running automations and a written run-list of everything built, who owns each agent, and what to build next.
The product-question triage agent, in 30 minutes.
Riverbend Outfitters, a 12-person outdoor gear manufacturer. Their support inbox takes around 80 product questions a week, and the support lead was losing six-plus hours to triage. Here is how that build actually goes, minute by minute.
- Min 0
Brief the agent
The support lead writes the job description: answer product questions from the catalog, match our tone, never promise stock we do not have.
- Min 8
Connect the stack
Read access to the help desk inbox and the product catalog. The agent can see real questions and real specs — nothing invented.
- Min 15
Set the guardrails
Draft-only mode: the agent writes, a human sends. Refund requests, damaged gear, and anything angry escalates straight to a person.
- Min 22
Test on the live queue
Ten real customer emails from that morning. The room reviews every draft together and tightens the tone rules twice.
- Min 30
Running
Drafts start appearing in the queue. The support lead reviews and sends. The agent was built by the person who owns the inbox — not by us.
Triage became review. One build, owned by the person who runs the inbox, still running the next morning.
Riverbend Outfitters is a composite example with a fictitious company name. The build steps and timings shown are typical of real sessions.
From booking to running agents in four steps.
Book and brief
A 30-minute call plus a short questionnaire: your stack, your workflows, and who is in the room. This is where we confirm scope, date, and format.
We prep on your stack
We arrive with your tools mapped and the first builds already scoped. The session starts with building, not with setup.
Training day
Half day: the first agents built live, then everyone ships one of their own. Full day: adds department-level builds in the afternoon and an automation roadmap for the next quarter.
The run-list
A written record of every agent built, who owns it, and the next builds worth doing. Full-day sessions include a 30-day follow-up check-in.
What a training day actually looks like.
Exact times flex to your team — the shape of the day does not. Building starts within the first fifteen minutes either way.
Half day
$600Doors + setup check
Accounts verified, everyone logged in. Pre-work means this takes minutes, not an hour.
The first build, live
We build a working agent on your stack in front of the room. Real data, real workflow.
Anatomy of what just happened
Briefing, guardrails, the review loop — the patterns behind the build, while it is fresh.
Your turn
Everyone builds their own agent on a workflow they own, with us circulating the room.
Show + harden
Demos from the room, a guardrails pass on every build, and what to watch the first week.
The run-list
What got built, who owns it, what to build next. You are done by 12:30 — the agents are not.
Full day
$1,200Doors + setup check
Accounts verified, everyone logged in.
The first build, live
A working agent on your stack, built in front of the room.
Anatomy + patterns
Briefing, guardrails, and the review loop behind the build.
Your turn — round one
Everyone builds their own agent on a workflow they own.
Lunch
The morning's agents keep working while you eat.
Department builds
Split by team. Each department builds its biggest shared workflow together.
Integration pass
Wire the builds into the tools they hand off to, end to end.
Automation roadmap
The next quarter of builds, prioritized by impact and effort.
The run-list + check-in
Everything documented, owners assigned, 30-day follow-up on the calendar.
Pick your day.
Same format, same builders, same zero decks. The full day adds depth, department coverage, and follow-up.
Four hours. Fundamentals, live builds, and every person shipping their first working agent.
- Up to 4 hours with your team
- First agents built live on your stack
- Everyone ships their own working agent
- Prompt + guardrail patterns
- Written run-list of everything built
- Zero decks
The half day, then department-level builds, an automation roadmap for the quarter, and a 30-day follow-up.
- Everything in the half day
- Department-level agent builds
- Automation roadmap for the next quarter
- More reps: multiple agents per person
- 30-day follow-up check-in
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Book your training day
Tell us about your team and your stack. We will email within one business day to confirm scope and date and send a payment link.
Common Questions
Teams that have poked at ChatGPT but have nothing actually running. Operations, marketing, sales, leadership — no technical background required. If your team uses a computer for work, they can build an agent in this session.
Half day gets the fundamentals in and every person shipping their first working agent — the right pick for a first exposure. Full day adds department-level builds in the afternoon, an automation roadmap for the next quarter, and a 30-day follow-up check-in. If you want coverage across teams rather than a taste, book the full day.
No. Everything is built in your accounts, on your stack, with your data. The agents keep running after we leave because they were never ours to begin with.
We cover exact access requirements on the brief call. Most teams need nothing beyond the tools they already use plus AI accounts, and we walk you through any setup before the day so zero session time goes to logins.
We size the session on the brief call. The format works from a three-person leadership team to a full department — what matters is that everyone in the room owns a workflow worth automating.
We build with the access you grant, in your accounts, and guardrail patterns for handling sensitive data are part of the curriculum itself. Nothing leaves your stack.
Both work. We confirm logistics on the brief call — the build-live format holds up equally well over a screen share.
Want the agents built for you instead?
If you would rather skip the training and have working automations show up in your stack, our AI integration engagements build and run them for you.
See AI Integration