Teaching
I teach people to build assistants, not to talk about them
The difference is simple: a lecture leaves you with notes, my session leaves you with a working bot on your phone. All my formats are built the same way: one project running through the course, hands on the keyboard, your own result at the end.
A school in a business club
«AI secretary: build your own second brain»
Eight core sessions and two optional ones, one a week. From the first session everyone works on their own product and every assignment is a step in it. Everyone finishes with a working assistant: a Telegram bot that understands text and voice, keeps a calendar and spreadsheets, answers questions about your data and sends a morning brief. Those who want more add their own database, file storage and a phone app.
8 sessions + 2 optional · no programming required
The core principle
Private, no subscriptions, no one else's cloud
Ready-made AI assistants are expensive and keep your data on their side. One you build yourself does the opposite: calendar, notes, documents and finances stay with you, and you pay only for what the model actually processes. The course is not tied to a single AI: a cheap model for simple tasks, an expensive one for hard tasks, and the provider can be swapped without rebuilding the product.
an asset you own, not a rental
Workshops
Two or three hours, hands on
A format for working business owners: not listening, but doing. In one session a person builds and launches their own assistant for their own task. Online, in small groups, with support afterwards — otherwise half the room has a broken bot two days later.
you leave with an assistant built and running
I also run sessions for teams: we start not from a slide deck but from your team's task, and finish with a working prototype.