30 DAYS, 1-ON-1 COACHING, ONE WORKING DEMO.
NO PRIOR BACKGROUND REQUIRED.
You bring the problem you actually have. A coach who has shipped production AI sits with you and you build it together, live.
Four sessions, drop-in office hours, and unlimited Q&A in Slack. Nobody hands you homework and walks away.
Sign upThirty days ends with a demo day. Everything before it is scaffolding toward that: live build sessions, a guide written for your project, and a room that gives you honest feedback. Every session is recorded.
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Code and no-code both work here. You learn the tool that fits your problem, not a fixed curriculum — and when the tools change, so does the sprint.
Claude · Gemini · OpenAI · ElevenLabs · Lindy · Gumloop · n8n
Three recordings from real sprint sessions. Full length, unedited, nothing staged.
A full session building a conversational voice agent on ElevenLabs — choosing the voice, writing the system prompt, wiring up dynamic variables, and testing it on a real phone call. Start to finish, including the parts that break.
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Georgia demos a Canadian real estate analyzer that reads live MLS listings and scores each one against her own buy-box rules. She walks the group through what she built, then takes questions. This is what a sprint demo actually looks like.
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A late-stage session with the whole group on the call. Xiangan brings his tutoring project — the one that went on to run paid pilots — and the room pushes on it. Coaching here is a conversation, not a lecture.
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“We literally 10x’d our customers and made a functional product.
The personalized feedback and coaching was extremely helpful in navigating new process of making a product zero to one.”
“I joined the fellowship to see how AI can change education. Through this fellowship, I became a builder and worked on something unique for learners. I never expected that to happen. I was able to grow in a lot of practical skills and pilot new projects with my learners.”
“The first sprint pushed me to finish my first end-to-end AI project, even though I came in with limited coding knowledge. I learned way more than I expected and felt motivated the entire time. Super grateful for the community and structure.”
“The fellowship reframed how I think about edtech, not only the technology, but connecting with learners and instructors and getting a product into the world. The best part was being around other like-minded people.”
“I felt the experience was great because I actually got to build something. I love having the demos to crystallize the work.”
Financial support is available — ask on the form. Most people expense this to an L&D budget.