
AR Sajid
The AI Guy · Zero-to-Agent
Runs Zero-to-Agent. Built a custom agent harness, spent 300+ hours on the orchestration layer alone. Steps in as fractional head of AI. Sets up the system, trains the team, hands it off.
Background
A hands-on in-person workshop for builders who want to finish real AI workflows, not collect more tutorials. The current cohort is sold out, and waitlist calls are open.
This cohort is sold out. Book a call to join the waitlist or ask about the next Toronto date.
What you leave with
Structure that keeps you movingShort lessons. Long build time. Clear checkpoints.
You've spent time on this. Watched the tutorials. Maybe started something. It's still not running. Bring one repeat task from work and leave with a first version that runs: a working agent, a clear way to run it, and a simple check to keep it reliable on Monday.
“AI won't replace humans. But humans who use AI will replace those who don't.” Sam Altman source
No waiting on forums. No long email threads. Get help right away and keep moving.
Small groups keep progress visible and scope realistic. You build beside people solving similar tasks.
This is a weekend build, not a lecture. You leave with something that works, not just notes.
Most people use AI the way they use Google: ask a question, get an answer, close the tab. OpenClaw is different. It's the infrastructure behind a personal AI that runs around the clock, remembers your context, and takes action on your behalf. Calendar. Inbox. Research. Reminders. All running on your own setup, with your data staying yours.
In the workshop, we walk you through setting it up from scratch. You leave with a live system, not just notes about one.
See what OpenClaw can doYour data never leaves your infrastructure. No third-party servers, no terms-of-service surprises.
Calendar, inbox, research, reminders, automations. One system that connects everything you already use.
It monitors, acts, and follows up on your behalf. You set the rules once; it runs without you babysitting it.
Open-source infrastructure. No per-seat fee for the backbone. Build on it, modify it, hand it to someone else.
You'll build with people who run real systems. The goal is simple: pick a task, build it, test it, and demo it.

The AI Guy · Zero-to-Agent
Runs Zero-to-Agent. Built a custom agent harness, spent 300+ hours on the orchestration layer alone. Steps in as fractional head of AI. Sets up the system, trains the team, hands it off.
Background


Two focused days, about six hours each. You build most of the time, with short lessons and long work blocks so you keep moving.
Pick a time, confirm fit, and add your name to the current sold-out cohort waitlist.
Pick your task and do a short setup so weekend build time is smooth.
Work in a group of 5 with instructor help to finish your first version.
At check-in, confirm the rest of the payment. Then spend Day 1 building.
We charge the rest after the event for Day 1 attendees. 100% refund if you aren't satisfied.
We focus on finishing: quick setup first, then lots of time for Project 4.
Pay $100 now to hold your seat. Stripe handles checkout. Most applications are reviewed within 48 hours. 100% refund if you aren't satisfied.
Stripe places a hold for the rest at check-in. We charge it after the event for Day 1 attendees.
Includes hands-on build time, templates you can reuse, and a simple post-workshop checklist.
Many employers reimburse training. We provide an invoice and receipt you can use for reimbursement. Referral codes are optional and only help us track where you heard about us.
Quick confidence check
Best fit if you can
The next cohort fills the same way.
Move first.The current cohort is sold out. Book a short call to join the waitlist, ask about the next Toronto date, and see whether the workshop is the right fit before you commit.
You'll be redirected to Stripe to pay the deposit. Refund terms are shown in plain language. Referral codes (optional) only help us track how you found us.
Book a callQuestions? We typically respond within 24 hours.
If a seat opens, we'll contact the waitlist first.