AI Builder Coaching
Your team has the ideas. Teach them to build.
Your staff know which tool would save them time. I teach them to build it with AI, step by step, with simple rules that keep your data safe.
$250/hour one-on-oneTeam packages quoted after scoping
Sound familiar?
- People try an AI tool, get stuck and give up.
- Someone built something useful, but nobody else can fix it.
- We’re not sure what’s safe to paste into AI.
What you get
Real tools, built by your own people.
- A 30-minute starter lessonA simple method: talk the idea out, plan it with AI, build in small steps, change one thing at a time.
- One-on-one coachingWhile each person builds their first real tool, until it works.
- A one-page cheat sheetThe method on a single page they keep at their desk.
- Help picking the right toolA quick app builder for simple jobs, something sturdier for complex ones.
- Team sessionsWhere people show what they’re building and learn from each other.
- Rules everyone understandsWhat data can go into AI, who can change what, and when a tool is ready to share.
Included with every team package: Team AI Rules, a short written policy for your whole team (normally $750).
How it works
Learn by building something real.
- 1
Pick one real annoyance
Each person chooses one thing in their own work they want to fix.
- 2
Learn the method
A 30-minute lesson, then we start building together.
- 3
Build with coaching
One-on-one help until their first version works.
- 4
Agree the rules
What data is allowed, who can change what, and when a tool is ready to share.
Demo, don't memo.
Show a working version instead of writing about one. It's the first thing I teach.
Recent work
Three people who had never coded now build their own tools.
- At a Canadian energy-efficiency company, I coached staff with no coding background to build with AI.
- One built a feedback app that replaced a Google Form and a JotForm.
- The team now meets every two weeks to share what they're building.
- The company upgraded its app-builder plan, because more people are building.
New: group workshops for the public. Ask me about the next one.
Get started
What does your team wish it could build?
Tell me who wants to learn and what they'd fix first. I'll reply personally.
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