A practical school for AI & automation
Learn AI by actually using it.
Practical lessons on LLMs, prompting, AI agents and automation, taught by building real things.
01Automation playground
Press run. Watch an automation think, act and ask.
A friendly mini workflow builder. Drag the nodes, swap scenarios and run it. When it reaches a sensitive step, it stops and waits for you.
Someone comments "CLICKS" on your post. They get your guide, and the lead is tagged.
Drag nodes to rearrange. Keyboard: Tab to a node, arrow keys to move it, Enter to run.
This is what an automation actually is: a trigger, steps and an output. You will build your own in Module 6.
02Weak vs. strong prompt
Same model. Same minute. A completely different answer.
Drag the divider. The only thing that changed is the prompt, built from five parts you will learn to write in Q02.
Prompt
TaskWrite a LinkedIn post announcing our free AI workshop.
ContextI run a 4-person bookkeeping firm. My audience is small-business owners who are curious about AI but skeptical.
ExampleMatch the tone of a post I wrote last month: "Most of my clients don’t need more software. They need fewer tabs open."
ConstraintsUnder 120 words. No hype words like "revolutionary". One clear call to action.
FormatA hook line, three short lines, then the CTA. No hashtags.
Answer
Most small businesses don’t need an AI strategy. They need their Tuesday back.
Next Thursday I’m running a free 60-minute workshop on three tasks AI handles well for our clients: sorting receipts, drafting payment reminders, summarizing the month.
No jargon. Nothing to subscribe to.
Bring one annoying task. Leave with it handled. Seats are in the comments.
Specific. In your voice. Ready to post.
Prompt
Write a post about our AI workshop.
No context. No audience. No example. The model fills every gap with the average of the internet.
Answer
Generic. Zero specifics. Could be anyone.
03Curriculum
Seven stations. One line. You build something at every stop.
Each quarter of the course ends with a working thing, not a quiz. Scroll to ride the line.
- You'll build: a one-page map of what AI can and can’t do for your work.
04Watch an agent work
Nobody is touching the mouse. Watch.
An agent with a browser opens a site, searches, collects results into a table, then stops before it sends anything.
Agent task
Find 3 coffee roasters in Lisbon and email them about wholesale beans.
- Open site
- Search
- Collect 3 results
- Send email
| Name | |
|---|---|
| — | — |
| — | — |
| — | — |
> Starting task: find 3 roasters and email them
AI answering you vs. AI acting for you. We teach both, plus the permissions.
05Your instructor
Taught by someone who uses it daily.
“I'm Ronnie Santos. I'm 22, and I build businesses, websites and automations with AI every day. I'm not a guru. I teach what I'm actually using, including what breaks.”
- Builds
- Businesses
- Ships
- Websites
- Runs
- Automations
Free guide
Your first week with AI, done right.
The exact prompts, tools and one small automation I would set up if I were starting today. Short, practical, no fluff.
- The 5-part prompt, with templates
- A starter automation you can copy
- What not to hand to AI (yet)