AI Workshops
Your team, using AI on the work it already does.
Hands-on workshops for owners, teams and companies, in Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini. Every one ends with a demo of your business running as software.
In person in Bengaluru or anywhere in India. Remote if that’s easier.
- Claude
- ChatGPT
- Gemini
Demo OS · sample data
What a demo OS looks like.
This one was made for a digital agency after its workshop: a task board, a pipeline and weekly goals. Every name and number in it is sample data.
- CCommand centre3
- TTask board
- PPipeline
- RProposals
- LClients
- HTimesheets
- IInvoices
- GGoals
Needs you 3
- Approve the checkout copy
- Reply on the Harlow & Pine proposal
- Chase an unpaid invoice
Goals · this week
- Ship the autumn landing page2 of 3
- Close two proposals1 of 2
- All invoices out by Friday4 of 6
Daily update · 6 pm
- Did
- Banner set shipped
- Next
- Review the size guide
- Stuck
- Waiting on copy
- Ask
- A call on the offer
Who it’s for
Owners and founders
You want to know what AI can actually do for your business before you spend on it.
Their teams
The people doing the daily work: operations, sales, accounts, support.
Agencies and studios
Creative and digital teams moving their delivery onto AI.
Companies
Larger teams that need one shared way of working with AI, not fifty private ones.
Tracks
Four tracks. Pick one, or mix them.
Using AI well, day to day
Writing, research and analysis in Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini, on your real tasks.
You leave able to
- Get a first draft, a summary or an analysis you would actually use
- Set up projects so the AI already knows your business
- Know which of Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini to reach for, and when
Automating your own workflows
Take one job your team repeats every week and hand most of it to AI.
You leave able to
- Map one recurring task, step by step
- Hand the repeatable steps to AI and keep the judgement
- Run it on real inputs before you leave the room
Building tools with AI
People who don’t code build a small internal tool in the room, and keep it.
You leave able to
- Describe a tool in plain words and get a working first version
- Change it yourself when the work changes
- Know when a tool has outgrown a weekend build
AI strategy for leadership
Where AI fits in your business: what to build, what to buy, what to leave alone.
You leave able to
- A short list of where AI pays in your business
- Build, buy or leave alone, for each item on it
- What to tell your team, and which data stays out
Formats
However your team works best.
- Groups
- Small rooms of up to about 10, or 10 to 30 with more demonstration and less one-to-one.
- Where
- In person in Bengaluru, or anywhere in India with travel added. Remote from anywhere.
- Price
- One price, after one conversation about who will be in the room.
What you leave with
Three things, every time.
The sessions
Live, in the room, on your own work. Not a lecture with your logo on the first slide.
Your slides
The deck we used, with your examples in it, to keep and to reuse with new joiners.
A demo OS of your business
Before we finish, you see your own process running as software. It is a demo with sample data, and the first step if you want it built for real.
Run with
Where it has been run.
Digital agency
- In progress
- In progress
- In progress
After
It doesn’t end when the room empties.
- 01
A follow-up session
We meet again once the team has used it on real work, and fix what didn’t stick.
- 02
Chat support
Questions answered on chat while the new habits settle.
- 03
Into a build
If the demo OS is worth building, the workshop fee counts toward the build.
Fit
Worth being direct about.
- Your team already does the work and wants AI to take the repetitive part
- You would rather practise on your own tasks than watch a generic demo
- You want something running afterwards, not only notes
- Teams of any size, from a founder and two people to a whole department
- You want a certificate course or a library of recorded videos
- You want a talk about the future of AI with no hands on keyboards
- You’re choosing on price
- Nobody will have time to use it after the session
Tell me who would be in the room.
One paragraph on your team and the work they do is enough. I’ll suggest a track and a format, and quote one price.