A hands-on agentic AI programme for adult teams, led by ACLP-certified trainers.
Nobody watches a slide. Everybody leaves with something running that they built.
15 cohorts, 200+ learnersSince 2025, taught by practitioners who build this for a living
Training
Four days, and four things that work on Monday.
2025 Training since
15 Cohorts run
200+ Learners and owners
Day 01
Gen AI and static vibecoding
Prompting as a working skill, then a real site built and put on the internet the same afternoon.
Goes home withA deployed website
Day 02
Dynamic builds with Supabase
Auth, a database and rows that persist. The point where a page stops being a page and starts being a product.
Goes home withA live app with a database
Day 03
The Hermes AI assistant
An assistant wired into the tools the team already uses, answering from the company’s own material.
Goes home withA working AI assistant
Day 04
Image and video workflows
Generated content that stays on brand, produced on a repeatable pipeline rather than one good prompt.
Goes home withAn on-brand content pipeline
How it is taught
Why four days is enough.
The format is the reason people leave with something running, rather than with notes
about something they might build later.
Live class notes, written in the session
01
Structured annotated notes, with screenshots
No slide deck. The trainer writes the notes live as the session runs, structured
and annotated, with a screenshot of every step. Your team keeps them
indefinitely, so the course is still answering questions months later, on the
day somebody actually needs it.
02
Revised almost monthly
AI moves, so the curriculum moves with it: revised roughly every month, and again
whenever something significant ships. What you learn is what is current.
03
At least half of it is hands on
Never less than 50:50 practical to theory, and usually further than that. The
measure of a day is what is working at the end of it.
What learners shipped
From a first prompt to real users.
Both of these were built by participants with no development background, inside the four
days. Both have people using them.
Student, no coding background
Daily 4 Wins daily4wins.netlify.app
A nightly homework problem turned into a product: photograph a Chinese worksheet and
it becomes an interactive lesson, four sentences a day, with streaks and rewards to
keep a child coming back.
Closed beta launched to real users
14 bugs found and fixed in the first testing round
AI lesson generation, a listen to write to done loop, progress and rewards
Learner, built in 2 days, scaled over 1.5 months
Learnlets learnlets.app
An adaptive PSLE practice app for Singapore primary students: over 4,900 questions,
AI-graded open answers, and a plain-English weekly read for parents.
Built in 2 days in class, then taken further alone for 1.5 months
An 11-page partner deck produced to recruit tutors and centres
Applying for social enterprise status to unlock raiSE grant funding
Inside the business
And the tools a company runs on.
The same skills that ship a product automate the work behind it. These three are in use,
built in-house instead of licensed or left to a spreadsheet.
01
Trading screener
Scores tickers against the owner’s own methodology, moving averages, RSI, CCI
and support and resistance per name, rather than a generic off-the-shelf watchlist.
Replaces manual chart-by-chart review
02
Trainer management and scheduling
Runs a training school end to end: school contacts, venue and equipment logistics,
trainer assignment and a synced lesson calendar, in one view.
Replaces spreadsheets and chat threads
03
Team resource hub
A private library for documents and SOPs, searchable, categorised and versioned, so
the current price list is the one people actually find.
Replaces shared drives and re-asking
From the cohorts
What they said afterwards.
Messages from the class groups, as they were sent. Profile photographs are blurred out;
nothing else is altered.
Book a cohort
Tell us who you are training.
Tell us the team, the size and roughly when. We will come back with dates, a shape for the four days and what your people would leave with.