You buildAn agent workflow on your live pipeline
All courses
One method, whichever course you pick
Each course takes a different kind of work through the same five steps. Pick the one closest to your job, or read what they share below.
Every course
You buildAn ingest and rough-cut pipeline
You buildAn AI use policy your team runs onAI literacy, ethics and data compliance
A working AI policy for your team, covering what the tools may touch and who checks it.
You buildModel serving on GPU cloud
You buildOne assistant for your busiest taskAI starter for small business
A short course to one measurable first win, built for owners and operators.
How the courses differ
The method does not change between courses. What changes is the work you point it at, the tools the labs assume you already have, and the artifact you finish holding. The GTM course runs on your CRM and pipeline data; the media course runs on your own footage; the compliance course produces a policy your team operates under; the infrastructure course puts a service on GPU cloud; the small business course builds one assistant for one task. Choose by which of those you could start on Monday.
What every course has in common
Every course is project-based against your own work rather than a sample dataset, and every one finishes the same way: a recorded baseline, a thing you built, a deployment, and a measurement against the baseline you started from. Each module pairs a recorded lesson with a lab you run yourself, and each closes with one artifact you keep. Nothing is graded and there is no cohort to wait for.
What free covers
Module 1 of every course opens with no account at all. A free account keeps your work and opens the rest, and there is nothing to pay at any point: no certificate fee, no upgrade, and no paid tier holding the useful half. If you want to run a course with a team, that is a conversation rather than a price list.
Start with module 1
Module 1 of every course is open with no account. Pick a course above, watch the first lesson, and finish it holding a written baseline for one process you own.