Self-paced · Start tonight

Keep your job. Build your AI systems at night.

The AI Automation Agency Bootcamp, recorded and yours. Every evening session from a live cohort, the 21-chapter workbook, and a live check-in call every Wednesday at 6pm PT for your first 90 days. No fixed dates to make. You can start the first session tonight.

$150 one-time · 7-day money-back guarantee · Wednesday check-in calls for 90 days

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A full room at an AI Start Academy session in San Francisco

The real reason nothing has left your plate

In all the months you’ve been “using AI” — how many tasks have you actually killed?

Not sped up. Killed. Off your plate permanently. Running while you sleep.

I ask that in every workshop I run in San Francisco, and I watch the hands go down. For almost everyone, the honest answer is zero.

You open a chat window. You ask it something. You get a decent answer, copy it out, move on. And it feels like progress. But the inbox is still yours. The weekly report you rebuild by hand is still yours. The outreach, the research, the follow-ups — still yours.

Here’s the part nobody tells you: that’s not because you picked the wrong tool. It’s because you never picked the right task.

Stanford ran the study — 1,500 workers, 844 tasks. Most of the money going into AI agents right now is aimed at work people didn’t want automated in the first place, while the work they were desperate to hand off sat there untouched.

Those aren’t technical failures. They’re selection failures. Wrong task, not wrong model. Which means the first skill isn’t prompting — it’s knowing which hour of your week to point this at. That is session one: the HAS Audit, an hour of arithmetic on your own calendar that sorts every task into Green Light, R&D Opportunity, or Red Light — and shows you your Human Moat, the part of your week that stays yours.

Two ways this pays off

Use it, or sell it

Same material, two honest destinations. Most people arrive wanting one and leave doing both.

Use it

Point it at your own week. You run the HAS Audit, find the tasks you’d pay never to do again, and build the systems that take them. Head · Hands · Trigger — a model that reasons, tools that act, and something that starts it without you. That last part is the difference between a shorter chore and hours you actually get back.

Sell it

Package the same systems as a service. The last sessions are the business build: your niche, an ROI-based offer, a CRM set up, and outreach sent. An AI employee that answers a real phone number is a thing businesses pay for — and you will have built one.

What you get

10 recorded sessions, the workbook, and a live call every week

Every session from a live evening cohort, recorded end to end — 27 hours of it. Not a studio re-shoot: the real room, the real builds, the real questions people asked when something broke.

The recorded curriculum

The full bootcamp as it ran, session by session. Watch at 1x at midnight or 2x on a Sunday — the order is the order, and it builds.

The 21-chapter workbook

The written half of the course. Every session has its chapter: the concepts, the exercises, and the reference you come back to six months later.

A live check-in call, every Wednesday at 6pm PT

For your first 90 days. Bring what broke, what you’re stuck on, or what you shipped. This is the half of the bootcamp that was always live — it is not an add-on.

The community, and you start tonight

You land in the same community the cohorts use. No start date, no waitlist, no cohort to wait for. Buy it and session one is open.

Evals and guardrails — the two most courses skip

An eval is a test for an AI system: it turns “this feels better” into a number you can defend when a client or a boss asks you to prove the thing works. Guardrails are what stop an agent with real access from being driven by input you don’t control. Both are taught here.

General

  1. 01Human Agency Scale Audit: Pick Your First AI Automations2h 48m
  2. 02Prompt Engineering: System Prompts, RAG, And Guardrails3h 6m
  3. 03Claude Code AI Agents: Git, Docker, And PRDs In Practice2h 51m
  4. 04Claude Code Config Explained: .claude Folder And MD Files2h 56m
  5. 05n8n SEO Agents: Automating FAQ Pages With RAG Fact Checks3h 11m
  6. 06OpenClaw Local Agents: Sovereignty, Security, Telegram Bots2h 17m
  7. 07Obsidian LLM Wiki With Graphify: Persistent Agent Memory1h 59m
  8. 08MCP Servers With Claude Code: Automate Notion Data Entry2h 29m
  9. 09Multi-Agent Systems: A2A Patterns, Paperclip Demo, AI Security2h 24m
  10. 10Cybersecurity Hardware Tools: Flipper Zero, OMG Cables, USB Kill2h 41m

Included materials

  • AISA Bootcamp Workbook (21 chapters, v6 illustrated)

The milestone arc

Every session adds one deployed asset

Nobody should have to guess what they are getting. This is the staircase — each step is something that exists when the session ends.

  1. 01

    HAS Audit scorecard

    you know WHAT to automate

  2. 02

    Prompt & model playbook

    you can DIRECT a model reliably

  3. 03

    Deployed site + first tool

    you can BUILD without a developer

  4. 04

    Agent + MCP server

    your AI can USE tools

  5. 05

    n8n workflow + RAG chatbot

    your AI knows YOUR data

  6. 06

    Voice agent on a real phone number

    you have an AI employee

  7. 07

    Security audit + threat playbook

    ★ Milestone: “Secure Builder”

  8. 08

    Self-hosted hardened AI (OpenClaw)

    you have AI that’s YOURS

  9. 09

    Live avatar + content pipeline

    you are VISIBLE at scale

  10. 10

    Agency offer + 3 outreach sent

    ★ Capstone: “Agency Launched”

Three milestones, one per week

Week 1 — Your AI workstation is live

HAS scorecard · prompt playbook · deployed site & tool · agent + MCP server

Week 2 — Your AI employee answers the phone — safely

n8n + RAG chatbot · voice agent · security audit + threat playbook

Week 3 — You own your AI, and you have an agency

Self-hosted OpenClaw · avatar + content pipeline · offer + outreach sent

Why recorded is the real thing here

The evening cohort was built this way on purpose

“Same curriculum, evening schedule” was never a real structure. Twelve three-hour evenings is not ten full days, so the evening edition was deliberately flipped: the concept video before the session, the build in the room.

That means the recordings are not the leftovers of a live class. They are the concept half of a course that was designed in two halves — and the Wednesday check-in call is the live half. You are getting the same structure the evening cohort runs on, with the schedule taken out.

The artifact bar does not drop either. The same ten assets come out the other end.

Where this sits

Three ways in. This is the one with no calendar.

You are here

Self-paced

$150

one-time

Recordings, workbook, Wednesday check-in calls for 90 days. Start tonight.

Live cohort — Zoom

$300

The live evening cohort on Zoom. Fixed dates, instructors in the session, a group moving with you.

Live cohort — in person, San Francisco

$500

The room in the Mission District. Capped at 20 seats, because everyone builds and everyone gets eyes on their work.

There are people selling this same material as a $7,000 cohort. We price it here on purpose — we’d rather fill the room with people who actually show up and build.

Live cohort dates are on luma.com/aistartacademy.

Student results

From curious to deployed — in their own words

Founders, engineers, and career-changers who came through our San Francisco AI Automation Bootcamp — building secure assistants, live voice agents, and real automations they took home.

I went from “I know I need to do something about AI” to having working tools actually deployed — in days.

Sasha

Non-technical founder · AI Intensive

It’s not just about learning AI — you leave part of a real community of builders.

Hewi Espinosa Sanchez

Software Engineering Manager

No one leaves with notes and no output. By Friday I’d built a digital employee that works.

Bootcamp graduate

AI Automation Bootcamp

More from our students

Students fly in from around the world — you go from curious to deployed in a single week.

International student · San Francisco

Voice agents, RAG chatbots, content automation — real, working results, not slides.

AI Automation Bootcamp

A secure AI assistant on my own machine, and a live voice agent on a real phone number.

Workshop graduate

I built a secure assistant, a leak-detection system, and ran a real penetration test.

AI & Cybersecurity track

AI cut my agency's costs and doubled our capacity.

Agency owner

Non-tech people wanted — you don't need a CS degree to build this stuff.

Non-technical student

First impressions after Day 1 of the AI bootcamp.

Bootcamp student · Day 1

What our students learned and actually created today.

Cohort in session

From a vague idea to a deployed AI agent.

Bootcamp graduate

Come for the AI, stay for the people.

AISA community · San Francisco

And here’s what shipped out of recent cohorts

  • A founder flew in from Brazil — and sold his first AI automation project before we wrapped.
  • A teacher now automates hours of classwork with OpenClaw. No token bills.
  • A business owner with zero coding experience automates content creation using no-code tools.
  • Students with zero coding experience deployed their first websites using Claude Code.
  • Cybersecurity pros leveled up to building AI agents — not just defending them.
  • Data scientists picked up the no-code stack and started shipping faster.
  • An SEO agency owner left with deployed AI agents that automate technical SEO audits — and keeps coming back to build more automations for his business.
“Thank you for the incredible bootcamp opportunity — I’m already building appointment-setting and email-marketing workflows for a client to get hands-on experience.”
— a recent bootcamp student

No income screenshots, no graduate counts. Shipped work, mostly by people who started with zero code.

69%

of our students start as beginners — no code, nothing to unlearn

1,500

workers and 844 tasks in the Stanford WORKBank study behind the HAS Audit

4,000+

online stores run on the platform our founder built

700+

businesses delivered for before any of this was taught

The risk is ours

7 days. Watch it, join a call, decide.

Buy the course, watch the sessions, sit in on a Wednesday check-in call. If it isn’t what you needed, email hello@aistartacademy.com within 7 days and we refund you in full. No form to fill in, no reason required, no call to talk you out of it.

Before you buy

The questions people actually ask

How much time does this actually take?+

About 27 hours of session video, plus the build time, which is where the real hours go. People doing it around a job usually take a session or two a week and finish inside the 90 days the check-in calls run. There is no clock and no expiry — the pace is yours.

I have no coding background. Is this going to work?+

69% of our students start as beginners, and some of the strongest ones arrived with zero code because they had nothing to unlearn. Every session builds from fundamentals. The people who struggle are not the non-technical ones — they are the ones who will not put their hands on the keyboard.

How is this different from the $50/mo membership?+

The course is yours — one payment, and it stays yours, with a live check-in call every Wednesday while you work through it. The membership is how graduates stay current afterwards: every new cohort’s material as it is recorded, on a monthly subscription. Buy the course to learn it; subscribe later to keep up with it.

Why not just take the live cohort?+

Take it if you can. Live gives you fixed dates that keep you moving, instructors in the session, and a group at your pace — that is $300 on Zoom or $500 in the room in San Francisco, capped at 20 seats. The self-paced course exists for the people those dates do not work for. Same curriculum, and you can join a live cohort later.

What if it isn’t for me?+

Email hello@aistartacademy.com within 7 days and we refund you in full. Watch the sessions and come to a call first — that is what the window is for.

When do I get access?+

Immediately. Stripe confirms the payment and the course opens — session one is available the moment you are back on the site. If you checked out as a guest, we email you a link to set your password; that link opens your account.

After the course

When you finish: stay current

The course is a fixed thing — a cohort as it ran, and it is yours. The models under it move every few months, and each new cohort re-teaches the stack as it changes. The recordings membership is how graduates keep up with that: every new cohort’s material as it is recorded, cancel whenever.

Access To All Recordings

Where graduates stay current.

$50/ month

Cancel anytime · Terms & conditions apply.

Includes

  • Every new cohort's session recordings, added as they are recorded
  • Updated workbook and material editions as they ship
  • Ongoing weekly Q&A calls beyond the course's included 90 days
  • Our online community
  • The full back catalog of past cohort recordings

Best for: People who have completed the course or a cohort and want to keep up as the curriculum, tools, and community evolve.

Start the first session tonight

$150, one time. Every recorded session, the 21-chapter workbook, a live check-in call every Wednesday at 6pm PT for 90 days, and 7 days to decide it was worth it.

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