Coming soonLast hosted in FebruaryWaitlist open
Two days in a room. You bring one repeat task you already own. You leave with a first version of it running, a clear way to run it, and a check that tells you when it breaks.
The room
Why this format
You have watched the tutorials. You may have started something. It is still not running. Two focused days with help in the room is the shortest path from started to running.
“AI won’t replace humans. But humans who use AI will replace those who don’t.”Sam Altman
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.
Every project in the weekend moves through the same four beats. By the fourth pass you are running it without being walked through it.
Built for your use case, not a toy demo.
A clear way to run it after the weekend.
So it stays reliable as you improve it.
Most people use AI the way they use a search box: ask, read, close the tab. OpenClaw is the infrastructure behind a personal AI that keeps running after the tab closes. It holds your context, watches your calendar and inbox, and acts on rules you set once.
We set it up with you from scratch during the weekend. You leave with it running on your own machine, not with notes about it.
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.
Not a presenter reading slides. The person in the room runs these systems for clients during the week.
The AI Guy · Zero-to-Agent
Started an AI company at 16 instead of finishing high school, and exited it as a founder. Now runs Zero-to-Agent and steps in as fractional head of AI. Sets up the system, trains the team, hands it off.
How it works
Two days, about six hours each. Short lessons, long build blocks, a checkpoint at the end of each day.
Fill out the short form so we know your role and the task you want to automate.
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.
Confirm your spot at check-in, then spend Day 1 building.
Show what you built, take the templates home, and leave with a checklist for running it.
The agenda
Setup is deliberately quick so most of the weekend belongs to Project 4, the one you take home running.
Why it matters
Two focused days, a small group, and help the moment you get stuck. You leave with something that runs.
Where things stand
Best fit if you can
You can learn the basics for free. You’re paying to finish faster: two focused in-person days, help when you’re stuck, a small group that keeps you moving, and a working demo by Day 2. Most people don’t lack information. They lack a structure that gets them to done.
You don’t need to be a software engineer. You do need to be okay following step-by-step instructions and typing in a code editor (like Cursor or Replit). We provide prework, starter files, and live help in a group of 5 so you’re not stuck alone.
That’s the point of the weekend. You leave with a working first version for your job, a clear way to run it, and a simple way to check it stays correct. We don’t promise promotions. We help you build something real you can keep using.
Fair question. We keep it concrete: a real in-person workshop, a public agenda, named instructors, and a waitlist you can leave at any time. No hype claims and no job guarantees.
The format is short: one weekend, about six hours per day. If you can’t protect two focused days right now, wait for another cohort. If you can, this is the fastest path to a finished first version.
Many employers reimburse training. We provide an invoice and receipt so your finance team can review it quickly.
Because the promise is something that works, not passive watching. In person means faster setup help, quick fixes when you’re stuck, and a small group that keeps you moving. That’s hard to match on Zoom.
Waitlist open
The last two cohorts sold out. Add your name to the waitlist and tell us the task you want to automate. We contact the waitlist first when the next date opens.