Skills, already built
You do not start from an empty box. The system arrives loaded with the skills I run across eight businesses — quoting, follow-up, reporting, research, content — then we tune them to your business on the day.
What you get
Everythingyouwalkoutwith.
Not a folder of notes and a list of tools to try later. A working system on the laptop you brought in, built on your own business, running before you leave the room.
Melbourne · Wed 2 Sep 2026 · 9:00am to 4:00pm
The headline
Three things
the ticket actually buys.
Everything further down this page is the detail behind these three.
Tools it can connect to
Over two hundred tools your system can reach: email, calendar, files, sheets, your CRM, your accounting, your store. On the day we connect the ones you actually run, and it reads across all of them at once.
An autonomous system
Not a chat window you have to remember to open. Agents on a schedule, doing the repeat work while you are asleep, and a briefing waiting for you before you start.
The build
The six modules,
in detail.
Same six, in order, on your laptop, using your business. Here is what each one leaves behind.
01
Switch it on
Claude Code goes on your machine properly — not a trial, not a browser tab. Then we teach it you: your business, your voice, your standards, the way you make calls. Everything it does later comes from this.
- Running on your laptop
- It knows your voice
- It knows how you work
02
Feed it your business
We load the real thing: what you sell, what you charge, who buys, what last quarter looked like, the documents you work from. This is the step that turns a clever chatbot into something that knows your business better than a new hire would after a month.
- Knows what you sell
- Knows what you charge
- Reads your documents
03
Plug in your tools
Your tools each hold a piece of your business and none of them talk. We wire them into one place. Over two hundred are available; we connect the ones you actually run. It reads across all of them at once, which is the thing no single tool you own can do.
- Your email and calendar
- Your files and sheets
- Your CRM and your numbers
04
Put it on watch
We point it outward — competitors, market signal, the research you keep meaning to do — and put it on a schedule. You stop going looking for things. They are on your desk when you sit down.
- A briefing every morning
- Eyes on your competitors
- Research on tap
05
Give it the boring jobs
We take the jobs you do every week and hand them to agents. Follow-ups, quotes, reporting, content, whatever your version is. They run on a schedule, not when you remember. This is the step where the system stops needing you.
- Agents doing the repeat work
- Running on a schedule
- Your evenings back
06
Take the wheel
The last stretch is you driving. The daily loop, how to add to it, how to fix it when it breaks, and the guardrails that keep every real decision yours. You leave able to run it without me.
- You run it daily
- You can add to it
- You keep the final say
4:00pm
What's on your laptop
when you walk out.
All of it in your accounts, on your hardware, with nothing locked to us.
Claude Code, installed and configured
On the machine you brought, signed in to your own Claude Max account, set up the way I set mine up. Not a trial, not a sandbox, not a shared login. You open it the next morning and it is still there.
Your CLAUDE.md identity file
The file that tells the system who you are, how you work and where your standards sit. Everything you build after the day inherits from it.
Your business context, loaded
Offers, pricing, customers, last quarter's numbers and the documents you actually work from. It answers about your business, not a generic one.
Your tools, connected
Email, calendar, files, sheets and your CRM, through your own accounts. It reads across all of them in one pass.
Your first agents, on a schedule
The work you repeat every week, running without you. They go at the time you set, not when you remember.
Every template, prompt and recording from the day
The exact prompts we build with, the templates behind them, and recordings of every walkthrough. Yours to keep, reuse and hand to your team.
The ticket
One ticket.
Everything above is in it.
No tiers, no application, no upgrade. $2,000 buys one person the whole day, and the price you see is the price you pay.
Full Day Pass
10 in the room$2,000
One person, one ticket. Buy it directly, no call needed.
- The full six-module build, 9:00am to 4:00pm
- Your AIOS installed and running on your own laptop
- Skills preloaded, then tuned to your business
- Your tools connected, from a library of 200+
- Private three-course lunch, and the room for the day
- Every template and prompt we use
- Recording of the walkthroughs
- A month of support in the group afterwards
Nothing to pay us after the day. You keep paying Anthropic for Claude Max, the same as any other tool you run.
The promise
Running by 4pm,
or you don't pay.
If your system isn't running by 4pm on the day, you get a full refund on the spot. No paperwork, no argument.
InstalledLoaded with your businessConnectedAgents live
That is what running means. Nothing looser.
The detail
Everything we set up,
named.
The six steps are the shape of the day. This is the substance.
Morning · 9:00am – 12:15pm
Installed, loaded, connected
By lunch the system exists, knows your business and can reach your tools. This is the part most people never get through on their own.
Claude Code, installed properly
On your own laptop, Mac or Windows, with the permissions set so it can actually work on your files. Not a browser tab you log into.
Your CLAUDE.md
The file that teaches it your business, your voice, your standards and how you make decisions. Everything it does later inherits from this one file.
Projects and your own knowledge
Your offers, pricing, customer list and last quarter loaded in, plus the documents it can read and quote from.
Skills
The prebuilt capabilities you get on the day — quoting, follow-up, reporting, research, content — then tuned to how your business actually does them.
Connectors and MCP
Gmail, Drive, Calendar, Xero, Shopify, HubSpot, Slack, Notion. We wire the ones you run, and it starts reading across all of them in a single request.
Prompts that hold up
The patterns we use daily, so the output stops falling over on the third try.
Afternoon · 1:00pm – 4:00pm
Agents, schedules, guardrails
The afternoon is where it stops being a tool you open and starts being a system that runs. This is the part nobody else in the market actually installs for you.
Your first agent
We take one job you do every week and build an agent around it, end to end, on your real data.
Subagents and delegation
How to split bigger work across agents so it does not all collapse into one long prompt.
Scheduled jobs
The morning brief, the weekly report, the overnight follow-ups. Set to run whether or not you remember them.
Watching the outside world
Research, competitors and market signal on a schedule, waiting for you before you sit down.
Approvals and guardrails
What it can do on its own, what needs your yes first, and what should never be automated. This is the difference between useful and dangerous.
Extending it yourself
How to add a new skill after the day without calling anyone. You leave able to keep building.
Ten tickets in the room.
The first one is in Melbourne.
One day. You leave with the system running on your own laptop, or you get your money back before you walk out.
Melbourne · Wed 2 Sep 2026 · 9:00am to 4:00pm