Three Days.A Real Build.
You don't leave with notes. You leave with working agents, custom skills, and the muscle to build the next thing yourself — running inside your own account before you fly home.
Most AI training ends with a slide deck and good intentions. This one ends with things that actually run. Prompts, skills, agents, and a workflow you built with your own hands.
What You'll Actually Be Able To Do
Every topic is framed as a capability you keep — not a concept you forgot by Friday.
Write prompts that hold up
Structure, role-setting, constraints, and output control. The difference between a prompt that guesses and one that performs the same way every time.
→ A reusable prompt structureMD, spec & PRD files
How modern AI work is actually scoped: Markdown for instructions, spec files for behavior, a PRD that tells the model exactly what to build. Plain-English, no engineering degree required.
→ Your own PRD + spec templatesUse AI to write the AI docs
Stop writing specs from scratch. Learn to have the model draft your MD files, specs, and PRDs from a conversation — then refine them into production-ready instructions.
→ A repeatable drafting workflowCustom skills, on demand
What a skill is, when to build one, and how to package your own expertise into something the AI loads and runs — turning your know-how into a button.
→ At least one custom skill, liveDigital employees that execute
Agents with a job, a voice, and a deliverable that passes the Monday-morning test, built in your own account and ready to run.
→ Working agents in your accountChain it into a system
Connect prompts, skills, and agents into a workflow that does real work end to end — so the value compounds instead of living in one chat window.
→ A working multi-step workflowOn-brand output, not slop
Make AI produce decks, graphics, and pages that actually look like your brand — typography, color, and layout under your control, not the model's defaults.
→ A branded asset you designed with ClaudeHand off a real task
Set Claude loose on an actual workflow and watch it execute end to end — your first autonomous, hands-off run inside your own account.
→ An autonomous workflow you ran liveScrape and build with code
No engineering degree required: use the terminal and live site scraping to pull real data and let Claude write the code that turns it into something useful.
→ A live scrape you ran yourselfThe Climb — From Prompt To System
Each rung builds on the last. By the top, you're operating, not experimenting.
Speak the language
Where AI is right now, what it can and can't do for an operator, and how to talk to it so it delivers.
Write the instructions
Turn intent into MD files, spec files, and a PRD — the documents that make AI behave predictably and repeatably.
Package your expertise
Build custom skills that load your knowledge on demand. Guardrails and legal so it's safe to put in front of a customer.
Hire the agents
Stand up agents with a defined role and a real deliverable each, built live, in the room.
Run it as a system
Autonomous runs and Design hands-on, then chain everything into a workflow and pitch what you built to the room.
How The Three Days Run
Day one Foundations. Day two Refresh and Build. Day three Build. Leave with working systems.
Foundations
Beginner 3-Day Workshop only. Gray and Brian trade the room: foundations, knowledge files, skills, and guardrails, then your first database and email campaign. Ends at 4:00 PM.
The Welcome
Reception at the Sun Dial, 73 floors up, for every attendee. Introductions and the room you'll build alongside for the next two days. Operators, not strangers.
Refresh and Build
Opening remarks and AI stats across the industry from Brian and Gray, then the Pit Stop with Gray: an AI tune up, the rules of the road for builds, and live unsticking of real builds from the room. Supabase and data hygiene with Brian, a marketing analyst agent on your ASC data, Pain, Problem, Prototype on your own inventory, Spy Then Sell, and an SEO audit engine before the recap.
Build
Oh My Dash on your own CRM export, Agent Talk, the AI Content Engine, the Podium Masterclass, Design Your Decisions, then Power Hour and Show & Tell. You ship something real.
- Reusable prompt, spec, and PRD templates
- At least one custom skill you built yourself
- A working multi-step workflow
- A grasp of global and project-specific rules
- The repeatable method to build the next one
- Confidence using AI at work, at home, and as a pocket assistant for anything you need executed
- A network of operators solving the same problems
- An on-brand asset built with Claude Design
- An autonomous workflow run hands-off inside Claude
- Hands-on terminal and live-scraping experience with code