AI Makers

AI Training

I build you a Business OS.

Day one: you get a working Business OS with pipeline, CRM, invoicing, documents and workflows. From day two I teach you to grow it with Claude Code or Codex, and you see every change land in the app. One app for the whole team, or one per employee.

See the programmes

Day one, a working app. Day two, you grow it.

On day one every trainee signs into the same starter Business OS, with pipeline, CRM, invoicing, documents and workflows. From day two, I teach you to extend it with Claude Code or Codex in the terminal: a new automation, view or integration. You type plain-English requests and the app changes.

Mark Management, the real starter Business OS, showing the sidebar, workflow editor and live run history.
Day oneA real screenshot of the starter Business OS, the same one I run my own business on. The Workflows view shown here is what your team will learn to build. It has typed LLM steps with per-step model choice, ready to extend from the terminal.
Day 1
Working app

You sign into a real Business OS on day one: your own operating system, ready to use.

Codex / Claude
Terminal agents

You type plain-English requests. The agent edits your repo and ships changes you can see in the app straight away.

1 or N
Deployment shapes

One shared OS for the whole team, or per-employee instances. I help you pick what fits and roll it out.

Everything
Integrations

Email, calendar, accounting, ads, storage and sheets can all run through the app.

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See what your team will learn.

Your team learns to write code like this example in the workshops. Each tab shows a different AI platform at work.

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Real code from my training sessions. Click the tabs to see what you'll learn.

How it works

Code in the terminal. See it in the app.

Trainees type plain-English requests at Claude Code or Codex. The agent reads your repo, makes the change, commits and deploys. The new feature appears in your Business OS straight away.

Step 01
You type the request

Plain English in the terminal, such as 'add a weekly summary skill' or 'show me leads that haven't replied in seven days'. You don't need to know the codebase yet.

Step 02
The agent ships it

Claude Code or Codex reads the repo, edits the right files, runs the tests and commits. It works like a senior pair-programmer who never forgets where things live.

Step 03
You see it land

The Business OS updates. The new skill shows up in the Workflows tab and the integration appears as a connected tile.

Who it's for.

It's for founders, operators, ops leads and small engineering teams who want their own AI-extensible operating system without hiring a developer.

Founders + operators

  • Run the business through one OS
  • Use Claude Code from the terminal, with no engineering degree needed
  • Add a feature when you need one, instead of waiting on a vendor
  • Keep your data in your own cloud and repo, on your terms

Small ops + ops-led teams

  • Everyone gets the same OS shape
  • Build automations into shared workflows
  • Connect Gmail, Sheets, accounting and ads
  • The owner sees consolidated activity and an audit log

Per-employee deployments

  • One sandboxed OS per employee
  • Personal agents with their own context and Skills
  • Centrally pushed Skills library
  • A per-user cost ceiling and model choice

Integrations you'll learn to connect

Everything with an API.

I teach you to connect anything with an API to the Business OS, starting with the tools trainees connect during the programme. Pick the categories that match your stack, then extend the same pattern to anything else.

Email + Calendar
GmailOutlookGoogle CalendarOutlook CalendarCal.comCalendly
Messaging
SlackWhatsApp BusinessDiscordTelegramTwilio SMSiMessage (Sendblue)
CRM + Pipelines
HubSpotSalesforcePipedriveAttioFolkAirtableNotion as CRM
Project + Task
LinearMonday.comAsanaClickUpNotionJiraTrello
Docs + Storage
Google DriveDropboxBoxSharePointNotionConfluenceCoda
Accounting + Payments
XeroQuickBooksFreshBooksStripeWisePayPalBrex
Ad platforms
Google AdsMeta AdsLinkedIn AdsTikTok AdsX AdsPinterest Ads
Analytics + Marketing
GA4Search ConsolePlausiblePostHogMailchimpKlaviyoConvertKitActiveCampaign
Social + Content
LinkedInX / TwitterInstagramFacebookYouTubeTikTokBuffer
E-commerce
ShopifyWooCommerceBigCommerceStripe CheckoutSquarespace
Code + Infra
GitHubGitLabVercelNetlifyCloudflareAWSGCPSupabaseFirebase
Databases
PostgresSupabaseFirestoreMongoDBBigQuerySnowflake
AI · LLM · Voice · Vision
ClaudeOpenAIGeminiGrokMistralElevenLabsWhisperDeepgramReplicate
Support + e-Sign + Forms
IntercomZendeskHelp ScoutCrispDocuSignPandaDocTypeformTally
Time + HR + Hiring
HarvestTogglBambooHRWorkableLeverGreenhouse
Plumbing + Custom
WebhooksCron jobsZapierMake.comn8nCustom MCP serversYour own API

Plus anything else with an API. The pattern is the same once you've connected three or four. By the end of the programme, an obscure tool stops being a blocker, because you can wire it in yourself.

Training programmes.

There are three programmes: Foundations, Skills & Integrations and Team Deployment. I build each curriculum around your team, and each tab ends with an example project.

Claude Code and Codex Foundations: your first 20 hours

You get a working Business OS on day one, with pipeline, CRM, invoicing, documents and workflows. I teach you to open Claude Code (or Codex) in the terminal and add to it: a new automation, view or connection. You ship real changes without writing code by hand.

Duration4 to 6 sessions · 20 hours
Format1-on-1 or small team
Best forNew to Claude Code / Codex

Curriculum

  • Day-one walkthrough of your starter Business OS, feature by feature
  • Setting up Claude Code (or Codex) in the terminal: auth, models and permissions
  • Your first automation: draft a follow-up email when a deal has sat for a week
  • Connecting Gmail, Calendar and Slack to read, write and schedule
  • Reading the codebase with the agent, so you always know where you are
  • Safety and cost basics: what to allow, what to gate and what to log
1:1

or team sessions

Remote worldwide or on-site at your offices. All sessions are recorded and include follow-up materials.

Example project: a solo founder builds a CRM and outreach engine on the starter OS

Example projects

What teams build during training.

Teams build AI pipelines and agents like these six: compliance reports, product descriptions, intake forms, contract review, property listings and maintenance reporting. They illustrate the work and are not client results.

Financial ServicesBy handScheduledweekly compliance report
E-CommerceWrittenReviewedproduct descriptions
HealthcareTypedCheckedpatient intake forms
LegalLine by lineFlaggedcontract first pass
Real EstateResearchedDraftedproperty listings
ManufacturingReactivePlannedequipment maintenance

How AI training works.

AI training works in four steps: an assessment, a custom curriculum, hands-on sessions, then follow-up and support. It takes your team from first call to self-sufficient.

01

Assessment

I review your team's current tools, skill levels and goals. You tell me what you want: faster sprints, automated workflows, rules for AI use, or all of them.

02

Custom curriculum

I build a programme around your stack, your repos and your real business problems. If you use React and Firebase, the training uses React and Firebase.

03

Hands-on sessions

Live workshops where your team builds real tools. By the end of training you have working code and automated workflows.

04

Follow-up & support

Playbooks, recorded sessions and ongoing Slack support. I stay available until your team is confident and shipping with AI every day.

Every major AI platform. One training partner.

I train teams on Cursor, Claude Code and Cowork, Google Gemini with ADK, and the OpenAI Agents SDK. I don't pick favourites: your team learns the platform that fits your stack and goals.

Cursor AI Training

Cursor 2.4 introduced background agents, subagents with SKILL.md files, and enterprise governance features. My Cursor training covers agent orchestration, parallel execution, 1M-token context management, Plan, Debug and Ask modes, and Cursor Blame for team accountability. It suits engineering teams already working in VS Code.

Claude Code + Cowork Training

Claude Code is Anthropic's agentic coding tool for terminal, IDE, and Slack. Claude Cowork extends AI capabilities to non-technical staff with autonomous local file management. I train developers on Claude Code's full workflow and business teams on Cowork for document, spreadsheet and presentation automation.

Google Gemini + ADK Training

From Gemini Pro prompt engineering to production multi-agent systems with the Agent Development Kit. The training covers sequential, parallel and loop orchestration, Vertex AI deployment, AutoML pipelines and cost management. It suits teams building data pipelines and document processing systems.

OpenAI Agents SDK Training

The OpenAI training covers GPT-4o, GPT-4.1, the reasoning models and the Agents SDK with handoffs and guardrails. It also covers the Responses API with MCP server support and background mode for async tasks. I train teams to build customer-facing AI agents with proper tracing, streaming and cost control.

Frequently asked questions.

Straight answers about the AI training programmes.

Do you deliver training remotely and on-site?
Yes. I run remote sessions worldwide over secure video, and I travel for on-site workshops at your offices. Training can be remote, on-site or a mix of both.
Can you tailor the curriculum to my team's stack?
Yes. I work on your real code, in your repos, with your tools. Every session fits your team's skill level and business context, whatever language your stack uses.
What will my team be able to do afterwards?
Your team will extend the Business OS with Claude Code or Codex, working to clear rules for safe AI use. The example projects on each programme tab show the kind of work involved.
How is training structured?
Programmes are modular. Formats include a one or two day intensive, a cohort of four to six sessions over several weeks, or ongoing mentoring. Every format is hands-on, using your own codebase and business problems.
Do you train non-technical teams?
Yes. Foundations starts from zero, so founders and operators who have never written code can take it. For document and file work without any code, I also run Claude Cowork training.
What size teams do you train?
Anything from one-to-one coaching for a founder or executive to a workshop for a whole department. The format scales to fit the group.
How quickly can training start?
After a short assessment call, I design the curriculum and book the sessions. If you have a deadline, tell me on that call and I will say straight away whether I can meet it.
Do you provide certification?
Each participant gets a completion certificate and a competency report. It records the skills covered and the level each person reached.

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