Make AI Work For You: Build Your First AI Agent in 2 Hours
We are sold out! Thank you for the warm response! 💕 We may open 1-2 more spots this week. Join the waitlist for a spot or to hear about our next Women Who AI workshop and event. ==== You already use ChatGPT or Claude. But every chat starts from scratch, and you find yourself typing the same things: "Keep it short." "Format it the way I do my client reports." "Here are my dietary restrictions, again." "Remember what I told you about this project…" Maybe you've tried building an agent by watching YouTube tutorials and got stuck when it didn't give you the output you wanted. And there's no one around to ask when you get stuck. This 2-hour hands-on workshop gives you a clear method, and a small group of women to learn it with. Using meal planning as our practice project in this workshop, you'll build your own personal AI assistant (aka agent), and leave with a working agent and method you can reuse for any recurring task, in your business, at work or at home. What we'll cover Spotting what to hand over to AI (and what not to) Giving AI the context it needs: rules, preferences, examples and information Explaining what "good" looks like, so you correct it less Turning a chat into a reusable system that remembers how the job is done Testing and fixing it when AI does something weird 🙃 Making it yours: designing a character for your agent, so it feels like part of your team You'll walk away with The thinking behind a good agent. You'll learn how to spot a task worth handing to AI, break it into clear steps, and decide what context, rules and examples it needs to do the job your way. A repeatable method you can use again and again. Brief your agent, show it what "good" looks like, test it, then refine it until it gets things right without you rewriting its work. This works for any recurring task, not only meal planning. A working meal-planning agent, built around your household, that you can start using the same week. Support to build your own use case agent. After the wor