Your day
You arrive at nine with a laptop and a business. At four you leave with a system running on it. This is everything that happens in between, hour by hour, with nothing left vague.
The shape of the day
The day is a build, not a syllabus. Module two only works because module one is finished, so the room stays on the same step and nobody gets left holding half a system.
Install, context, connect, intel, automate, operate. Run them in any other order and the next one has nothing to stand on.
The room moves as one block. If your screen is stuck, we stop at your screen before anyone moves on.
Nobody leaves half-built. That is the whole reason the day ends with a guarantee instead of a reading list.
Install & Identity. Your AIOS exists by morning tea.
We load your real business in.
Email, calendar, files, CRM.
Sit down, eat, talk to the other nine.
Research and your daily briefing.
Your first agents go live.
The daily run, and how you keep control.
Working system. On your laptop. Yours.
Stretch by stretch
Six stretches, six modules. On the left, what the hour is like. On the right, what is on your laptop when it ends.
9:00am
The first hour is the part most people never finish on their own. We install Claude Code properly, on the machine you actually work on, and then teach it who you are. By morning tea your system exists and it knows your business, your voice and your standards.
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.
10:00am
Now we feed it the real thing. Offers, pricing, the customer list, last quarter. This is the hour that decides whether the rest of the day is about your business or a generic one, so bring the actual files rather than a tidy version of them.
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.
11:15am
Before lunch your system stops being a separate window. Email, calendar, files, sheets and your CRM go in one at a time, and we check each connection works before we touch the next. By 12:15 it reads across the tools you already pay for.
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.
Sit down, eat, talk to the other nine. Laptops stay where they are, and we pick up on the exact step we stopped on.
1:00pm
After lunch we point it outward at competitors, market signal and the research you keep meaning to do. Then we put it on a schedule, so tomorrow morning the briefing is already waiting for you instead of being one more thing you have to ask for.
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.
2:00pm
This is the hour that gives you your week back. We take the job you hate, the one you wrote down before you came, and build the agent that does it. Then the next one. They run on a schedule, not when you remember.
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.
3:00pm
The last stretch is about the next morning, when I am not there. The daily loop, how to add to it, how to fix it when something breaks, and the guardrails that keep you the one making the calls. You leave able to operate it alone.
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.
What the room is like
No stage, no audience, no showreel. It is a working room, and you are one of ten people building in it.
It is not streamed and you are not on camera. We record the walkthroughs so you have them afterwards, and that is the only thing that leaves the room.
One ticket, one person, ten of them. There is no second tier and no better room to upgrade into. Everyone gets the same build.
There is no lecture block and there are no slides. Screens are up from nine, and every instruction lands on your machine, not on a projector.
I run it myself, start to finish, with support on the floor so nobody sits stuck waiting. It is not a rotating panel of presenters.
What you bring
Wednesday 2 September 2026. Turn up with these four and the day works. Turn up without them and we spend your morning on sign-ups instead of building.
Mac or Windows, and the admin password. We install real software on it.
About $155 AUD a month, paid straight to Anthropic. Have it active before the day so we don't spend the morning on sign-ups.
Offers, pricing, a customer list, last quarter's numbers. We build on the real thing, not a hypothetical.
The weekly task you'd pay to never do again. That's the first agent we build.
The promise
If your system is not running by 4pm on the day, you get a full refund on the spot. No paperwork, no argument. It is the only promise worth making about a room you have not sat in yet.
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