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How to write briefs the AI understands — so it does what you actually meant.
Online training that teaches you to use AI like a team member, not a gimmick. Always built around the work you actually do.
We focus on the two most mature AI ecosystems for everyday work — ChatGPT with Codex and Claude with Claude Code. You'll learn how to wire them into a workflow that saves time and keeps you consistent.
It doesn't matter whether you're brand new to AI or already use it daily. We tune the content to your level — and to the work you actually do.
AI saves time exactly where it hurts — repetitive work, hunting through documents, writing briefs and onboarding. After the training you'll know where to put it to use.
Routine tasks that used to take hours get done in minutes — and at a cleaner standard.
Boilerplate goes to AI, so you can focus on the work that actually matters.
Projects with a clear brief are easier to hand off, continue and scale — with or without AI.
A shared way of working with AI — instead of everyone improvising their own version.
We build every training out of these building blocks — the mix and depth depend on where you want to get to.
How to write briefs the AI understands — so it does what you actually meant.
Persistent AI memory — where to keep it, how to share it and what to avoid.
Briefs and docs the AI feeds on — the foundation of sustainable collaboration.
One AI setup for the whole team — so people aren't each running their own parallel version.
AI that has access to your documents and data — securely.
Big tasks, long files, multi-stage projects — without losing the thread.
Specialised AI "workers" that take over recurring tasks for you.
What belongs where, what should never leave the room, and how to protect sensitive know-how — including public-sector specifics.
Instead of generic slides we walk through real situations from your world. You tell us what you're tackling — we show how AI would handle it next to you.
Sample outline of a 2-hour intro to advanced training. Every training is built to fit — we pick from this outline and add new topics on top, driven by what you actually work on.
What's ahead, how to get the most out of the session, and what to come prepared for.
We set roles — what's your work and what's AI's. We cover standardisation: AI is capable of remarkable things, like a seasoned pro, but it needs guidance like a child — clarity on what "right" means. And we map processes from A to Z: where a task begins, when it's done, where the boundaries are.
Documentation — precise task descriptions, how to build a solid brief. Memory — your options for AI memory and how to keep it useful long-term. Agents — specialised "workers" that save time and have a clear role.
Working with the docs of a specific project as well as a general way of working across projects. Rules that save time, and a sustainable AI system for the whole team.
A walkthrough of efficient work on larger projects — from the first brief to a finished deliverable.
How to set up a project so it can be shared and versioned — including the AI configuration that rides along with it.
Extending AI's ability to cooperate with other software in your stack.
Concrete prompts and settings to integrate AI where you already work — no green-field required.
Important ongoing optimisations and tips for tools that save time in the long run.
Common AI quirks and gotchas — and how to head them off before they cost you time.
Open space for the specific questions and situations you're dealing with.
No off-the-shelf training. We start with what you're solving — and finish with it actually working in your day-to-day.
A short message about what you're trying to solve.
Send over typical tasks your team — or you — actually do.
We prepare examples and exercises drawn straight from your world.
We run it in the format you need — half-day blocks or full days.
One-on-one consulting on specific projects after the training.
So we can build the training around you from day one, it helps to mention a few things in the message. No essay needed — a few sentences will do.