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Seats are sold out through January 1.

We are sorry, but the current AI training seats are full. We keep these classes small on purpose — four people gives us room to work directly with everybody instead of talking at a room of thirty people.

The waitlist is open now. We are considering expanding the January classes beyond four people per class, but only if the room still feels personal and every student can get hands-on help.

You leave with your own website.

That’s the promise — this course builds your site, not a demo. Take all three tracks and if it isn’t live by the last class day, we finish the rest with you for the same price. After that, we can manage it for you, or you run it yourself. Your call.

Tuesdays and Thursdays. Four hours a day.

Class meets Tuesdays and Thursdays — two days a week, four working hours a day. Nobody talks at you for four hours straight: an hour of lecture, an hour of guided work, then a real break — go eat, let it sink in — then two more hours in the lab. Same shape in the evening section: lecture, dinner, two more hours. And yes, you take tests — real quizzes, on a clock, graded and on the record.

The class runs on the coursework. This is a course, not an open-help hour — the days follow the material in order: The Book, the lessons, the worksheets, the levels. If what you need is one-on-one time on your own material, on your own schedule, that's a session, not a class — the sessions page is that lane.

Day is for business. Night is for bettering yourself. The day section is built for owners — the goal is to teach you how to do your own marketing by talking to your AI, and that's work you do in work hours. The night section we hold for the people putting in the work after work — after the shift ends, after the business closes. Working days and need nights? Stuck evenings and need days? Tell us — if there's a seat open, we'll switch your section.

Why are the classes this size? Because this isn't a money play. The point is for people to actually learn — and a small group is how a teacher actually teaches. Seats stay limited on purpose; when the cohort fills, enrollment closes.

$300 for the month. Climb a level and your seat is saved — L1 to L2 to L3, nobody jumps your spot.

Classes are blocked out until January 1.

The public class calendar is closed for the rest of 2026. We may run a few private test seats before January, but regular class enrollment is waitlist-only while the classroom, lessons, and desk get tightened up.

Online seat purchase is closed. Use the waitlist form below and tell us which track you want. Requests land at the desk, and we will contact people in order as January seats are shaped.

Join the waitlist

One test first — and one honest question.

Every student takes a Myers-Briggs personality test before class. How you're wired changes how you learn — and how we teach you. It's part of the seat, not an optional extra.

Take it now: the free assessment is at 16personalities.com — about ten minutes. When you're done, the signup form below asks for your type right on the seat request — no type, no seat. That's the rule, not a suggestion.

And the honest part: if you don't want to be here, don't sign up. You'll take tests. You'll do the work. If that's not what you want, that's fine — there's plenty of AI classes out there. This one's for the people who mean it.

Three classes. One website — yours.

Become a power administrator — the person who points the machine at the work, checks what comes back, and owns the call. Every rung below is a real class you sit in.

You have to know what to say. That’s all.

Star Trek called it sixty years ago — tap the badge, “computer, do this,” and check what comes back. That’s the job now. Not an engineering degree, not learning to manufacture the tools — a vocabulary plus judgment. A good chef never made the vinegar or the wine; they know how to use it, prepare it, and put it in the right place. The manufacturing side still belongs to the coders and engineers — they’re not going anywhere, they’re just doing it way faster. What changed is that the using side opened to everybody who knows what to say. That’s what these four walls teach.

We’re not minting engineers — that title takes years and the people holding it earned it. We make power administrators: the owner, the manager, the admin who can point the machine at the work, check what comes back, and own the call. The true power administrator of 2026 isn’t what it was a couple years ago — it’s the person who directs the machines.

And nobody leaves empty-handed. Every block ends with something you built and keep — a brand kit, your own memory file, a working website, tools that run with the Wi-Fi off. Within reason, if you can say it, you can build it — and it’s yours when you walk out.

And the cheapest lesson of all: know when it's over your head. A working prototype in your hand plus the words to describe it is miles and miles cheaper than walking into a dev shop cold — when it doesn't work, or the next level isn't one you should climb, you call somebody, and the call costs a fraction of the blind quote. That's not the course failing you — that's the course working.

Class one: a free chatbot. That’s it.

Nobody buys anything for class one — you shouldn’t spend a dollar until you know this is for you. Pick your counter: free ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Grok, Microsoft Copilot, free Claude, Meta AI — the free tier of any of them carries the whole first class. Already talk to a different one? Bring it — the work transfers, because the course isn't about the logo — it's about knowing what to reach for in the pantry. Same lesson one shelf up in class two: the agents that touch your files need a paid seat (about $20/mo) — the material is built on them, so that one's required. No seat, no spot in that class.

The dream class.

No set curriculum — this one’s the deep end and the syllabus is yours. What do you want your AI to do that you know it can but don’t know how to reach? AIs that talk to each other. Automation that runs your day. An agent that talks to your customers. Tell us the dream — we’ll teach you how to build it.

Follow-up help — $25/hour.

Taken any of these classes and hit a wall back home? Book scheduled one-on-one time online — $25/hour for any student who’s been through a class. Stuck deploy, a broken page, a prompt that won’t land — bring it and we work it together.

Pick your seat.

The work.

Material lands here as the course builds out. Each lesson is a page in this site — read it, do it, work the lab benches at the bottom (two per lesson now — check tasks off, raise a hand, turn the bench in to the desk), and turn it in from the worksheet attached. The first block of each class is free to read — no code, no signup — plus the first lab, so you can see exactly what the work feels like before a dollar moves. The rest opens with your seat code — the course is the product, and it stays with the students. (Devin class block one lands with the January cohort.)

• L-01Words first. Then a brand. FREE— GPT class: vocabulary + your three marks + who owns them + the HTML5 shell
• L-02The free shelf. Pick your counter.— GPT class: every free chatbot named, same-prompt test, the house prompt — then name your AI.ID and run the two-chair test
• L-03It drifts. Build your own memory.— GPT class: the project file + the refresh ritual
• L-04One file. Your own tools.— GPT class: calculators, interfaces, generators — no cloud, no Codex
• L-05Hand Codex the keys. FREE— Codex & Claude class: FTP credentials, first push, live edits
• L-06Computer, make me a database.— Codex & Claude class: SQLite by plain English, parse-against queries

Your pages, your worksheets.

Worksheets fill in right on the page and save on your device as you type — print them, email them, or send them straight to the desk when a block asks for it. Nothing leaves this site until you say so. The first one's the lab on the house — W-01 needs no code. The rest open with your seat code, same gate as the lessons.

• W-01Words + brand + shell FREE LAB— goes with L-01
• W-02Your counter + your house prompt + your AI.ID— goes with L-02
• W-03The project file + the drift log— goes with L-03
• W-04The tool shop— goes with L-04
• W-05Keys + first push— goes with L-05
• W-06Your database— goes with L-06

The roster, the tests, the Discord.

This class has a real back office. Your seat code signs into the student portal — your schedule, your open quizzes, your scores on the record. Class hours run through the session room — Google Meet for eyes and ears, the room for the lab board and a raise-hand button that lights the desk (and pings the channel) when you're stuck, even when the instructor's screen is dark. The class channel lives on Discord: seats open, quizzes drop, and scores post there straight from the desk. And every student gets The Book — the course reader: the lingo, flat file vs. database, modular code, endpoints, and the security chapter nobody else teaches. Seven chapters, free with the seat — the full text opens with your code.

Join the waitlist.

Class meets live over Google Meet — screen-sharing is where the real work happens. Prefer Zoom? Say so and we'll send a Zoom link.

Want the short version? The calendar is blocked out until January 1. Add your name here and we will pull from the waitlist as seats open.

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