We train your team to actually use AI and automation in day-to-day operations. Hands-on, built around your real workflows, with practical use cases your team can ship by Monday.
Most AI training is theory. Demos. Hype reels. By the time your team is back at their desks, nothing changes.
Our workshops are the opposite. We sit down with your team, look at their real work, and build practical AI and automation use cases together, on the spot. Everyone leaves with workflows they've already used, prompts they've already tested, and a clear sense of where AI fits in their day.
It's training your team will actually apply, because they built it themselves.
Four pillars, scoped against your team's real workflows, not a generic curriculum.
No slide-deck lectures. Your team builds, prompts, and ships in the room with us at their side.
We work on your actual processes. The reports, emails, decks, and ops tasks already on their plates.
By the end, every attendee has at least one use case live in their daily workflow, with the team trained to maintain it.
What works in production, what's still hype, and how to use Claude and ChatGPT daily without the noise.
A short prep window, the workshop itself, then four weeks of light-touch support so the training actually sticks.
A 30-minute prep call with leadership and short surveys for attendees. We build the curriculum around your team's actual roles and workflows.
Half-day, full-day, or two-day formats. Mix of teaching, build sessions, and one-on-one help. Everyone leaves with at least one use case running in their day-to-day.
Async support for everyone who attended. We answer real questions on real work as your team puts the training into practice.
Weekly group office hours plus a final check-in to review what stuck, what didn't, and where the next round of use cases should focus.
Materials they'll actually open again, use cases they've already shipped, and the confidence to keep going without us.
We cover the AI tools your team will use daily (Claude, ChatGPT, and whichever automation platform fits your stack), prompt engineering for real work, how to spot AI-suitable tasks vs. ones to leave alone, and hands-on building of at least one workflow per attendee. Curriculum is built around your actual roles, not a generic AI 101.
Online courses teach in the abstract. Our workshops are built around your team's real workflows, so every example is from work they'll do next week. We're in the room (or on the call) helping each person ship at least one use case before they leave.
Most teams ship 30+ practical AI use cases in the first month, with 95% of attendees still using what they learned by month two. The workshop is designed so the training pays back the day after delivery, not at some abstract future point.
Claude and ChatGPT for daily AI use, n8n and Zapier for lightweight automation, plus whatever your team already uses (Notion, Airtable, Slack, HubSpot, etc.) so the work transfers immediately.
Anyone whose job involves writing, research, reporting, ops, or analysis, which is most of them. We tailor examples to the roles in the room, from execs to ICs.
Either. Onsite tends to land better for hands-on work and team energy. Remote works well for distributed teams and is the default for groups under 15.
Train the team, then back it with strategy or a real build. Workshops compound when paired with the rest of the system.
Book a 30-minute intro call. We'll scope the workshop, the format, and the use cases your team will leave with.