A half-day, hands-on AI workshop for leaders who want AI that works. You spend the afternoon building one real automation, live. Before you build anything, we show you exactly which of your work to hand to AI and which to protect.
The room works best when two or three people from the same company come together.
The technology is rarely the problem. What goes wrong is that people automate the wrong things. They hand AI the work that lights them up, stay buried in the work that grinds them down, and call it progress. You automate your genius by accident, then get stuck doing what drains you, faster.
Nobody handed you a map of what to keep and what to give away. So you guessed. The odds on that guess are 5%.
We do not start with the technology. We start with you. Before you touch Claude Desktop, HumanOp®'s patented human read shows you two lists: the work that feeds you, and the work that drains you. Then you build. You take one task off the drains-you list and turn it into a working automation, in the room, that afternoon. That is the dual multiplier: a real AI system that gives you hours back, and the clarity to spend those hours on what only you can do.
A real workflow running on your own Claude Desktop, built by your own hands. It works before you leave the room, and it does real work on Monday.
A clear map of where your value actually comes from, so you never hand a machine the work that makes you, you.
Most workshops hand you one automation and leave you none the wiser about how it was built. You leave here able to build the next one yourself, and the one after that.
One painful task becomes a working automation on Claude Desktop, in the room, hands on keys, with expert help at your shoulder.
The patented read tells you what to keep firmly in human hands, so you multiply your genius instead of automating it away.
One gives you hours back. The other makes sure you spend them on the work only you can do.
On the day, we pick the one that drains you most. You leave with that one running.
Co-founder and Chief Visionary Officer of HumanOp®. Reads the nature behind the résumé, so each person knows exactly where their edge is before they automate anything.
Founder of Omnio AI and an Anthropic Partner. Fifteen years as a Product Manager at Google, MBA from Carnegie Mellon. Teaches leaders to build real, working automations, not slideware, and to keep building after the room clears.
An equal collaboration. Two multipliers, one afternoon.
A half day of your time is not free, and $795 is real money. So do not take our word for it. Your time is worth something specific. The task we automate costs you a specific number of hours. Put in your own numbers. If the value does not clearly beat the price, this workshop is not for you, and we would rather you knew that now.We set the defaults on the low side on purpose.
2 hours a week back, on one automation, is worth $30,000 over three years. The seat is $795.
This is the math on one automation. You leave able to build the next one, and the one after that, without us. Every one stacks on this number.
Your own numbers, figured on three years and 50 working weeks. It keeps running well past that; we just stop the clock early.
Bring your team. Two or three people from one company, building side by side. Each person is read separately and builds their own automation, so your team walks out with several systems already running and a shared view of what to automate and what to protect.
One: you leave with a working automation, or you pay nothing. If we cannot get one real automation running on your Claude Desktop by the end of the afternoon, your seat is free. And if by 3:15 it is clearly not coming together, we call it, you leave early, and you still get the refund and the drink. We protect your afternoon, not just your money.
Two: even if it runs, you still decide it was worth it. Do the full build, have the drink, and if you do not believe it was worth every dollar, tell us at the happy hour and we refund you in full. We only ask you to decide once you have done the work. We like our odds.
Invite-only for a reason. The application protects the room and the guarantee.
No. If you can describe the task that annoys you, you can build the automation that kills it. We handle the technical part. You bring the problem.
It is exactly enough, because we scope it with you and build alongside you. The goal is not a giant system. It is one painful task, gone, today. Small and shipped beats big and theoretical.
Most AI courses teach you about AI and hand you a certificate. You leave here with a working system on your own laptop and the skill to build more. That is a different outcome, and you decide at the happy hour whether it was worth it.
Yes. Do the whole build, have the drink, then decide. If it was not worth every dollar, you get a full refund. The refund kicks in after the happy hour, which tells you how confident we are.
No, and it does not put you in a bucket. It is a patented method for mapping how you specifically create value. You walk out with two concrete lists for your actual job: work to hand to AI, and work to keep in human hands. That map is what stops you from automating the wrong half of your role.
You build on Claude Desktop because it is the fastest path to a working automation in one afternoon. The workflow and the skill transfer to any modern AI tool, and we will tell you honestly what ports directly and what your IT team would replicate on your stack. You build on your own machine, so nothing sensitive leaves your laptop.
Because the guarantee and the room only work if everyone in it is a fit. The application is a two-minute filter, not a hurdle. It keeps tire-kickers out and protects the experience for people who came to build.
Please do. The ideal is two or three people from one company. For teams of two or more it is $695 a person. Teach a friend what you built and bring them to the next cohort at 50% off.
The leaders who put AI to work now will spend next year on the work no one can do for them. The ones still waiting will spend it busy, buried, and burning out with better tools. August 14 is where you choose.
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