Set up an assistant, automate a routine or make your own AI video. Choose one useful task, practise it and keep the files and instructions to do it again.
Try the steps yourself, with personal support if you choose it.
Learn how to tell whether the output works.
Take your files and repeat the process yourself.
OpenClaw, n8n, Claude and agent skills. Pick one useful task; we agree your plan and the tools before you start.
Learn OpenClaw by making a personal helper you can message in Telegram.
Connect one channel, choose what the assistant can access and test a daily briefing with sample information.
Your assistant setup, one tested task and a guide to change or stop it.
One personal assistant and one task. Hosting, model usage and account access are agreed first.
About the toolLearn n8n automation: a form arrives, a sheet updates and you get a notification.
Connect three steps, map the fields, try an AI step when useful and test what happens if a service fails.
An editable workflow, test examples and instructions for fixing common errors.
One small workflow using agreed services. Subscriptions and complex custom integrations are separate.
About the toolLearn to give Claude a folder of material and a clear task: prepare a report or a presentation you can check.
Choose the source files, explain the result you want and compare the draft with the originals.
A repeatable task, a worked example and a checklist for checking the result.
One document task in the Claude experience available on your account. Access and plan features are checked before booking.
About the toolSave a repeatable task as an AI skill. Learn how MCP connects an agent to the tools it needs.
Turn a real task into instructions, test it on new examples and try one suitable tool connection if needed.
One SKILL.md package, example inputs and a guide to reuse it.
Start with one skill in an agreed agent. Any connection and the access it needs are agreed separately.
About the toolEach direction is scoped separately. We confirm the task, format, tool access and any subscription costs before payment.
Product clips, connected scenes, repeatable workflows and avatar videos. Choose one result, then learn the steps behind it.
Learn image-to-video generation: give a product shot movement, then choose a take worth keeping.
Prepare a reference image, describe the movement, compare takes and correct visible errors.
A selected clip, saved prompts and a checklist for checking product details.
One short product scene. We agree the available model, credits and usable source images first.
About the toolLearn Veo in Flow: use references to build a short story with a consistent subject and visual style.
Plan two or three shots, reuse references, direct the camera and check continuity and generated audio where available.
A short scene sequence, reference images and prompts for the next version.
A short practice sequence using features available in your country and plan. Generation credits are separate.
About the toolLearn Runway workflows: take a brief through reference images and shots, then prepare clips for your edit.
Connect a small set of creative steps, compare outputs and repeat the process with a new brief.
One reusable workflow, selected clips and a guide to change the inputs.
One focused workflow. Final editing, sound and export are agreed as part of the learning task.
About the toolLearn HeyGen to present a script with an avatar, or adapt your own video for another language.
Choose an approved avatar or your own footage, prepare the script and review pronunciation, subtitles and lip sync.
One finished practice video, its script and an update checklist.
One avatar video or one translated version. Use your own likeness or material you have permission to use.
About the toolEach direction is scoped separately. We confirm the task, format, tool access and any subscription costs before payment.
These are outcomes across our programs. We agree on your project and the skills covered before booking; one starter course does not include every skill below.
Set up one recurring task with your materials and clear instructions.
A working setup, five reusable prompts and a short guide.
Choose a task, organize the context and try several real examples.
Check your progress: Repeat the task on a new example and explain what you would change.
Extract the goal, requirements and next steps without inventing missing facts.
A reusable client brief template and example.
Separate facts from assumptions and ask for missing details.
Check your progress: The brief preserves the original meaning and flags gaps.
Use AI to structure a report, then check facts, tone and sources.
A document workflow and a review checklist.
Give examples, request a useful format and compare the output with the source.
Check your progress: You can spot unsupported claims and correct the document.
Describe what a website or tool should do in ordinary language.
A project brief with a clear task and acceptance checks.
Define the user, the main action and the result before asking for code.
Check your progress: Another person can tell what the tool should do and how to test it.
Work with Codex or Claude Code to build one small, useful project.
A working project and its source files.
Set up the agent, give focused tasks and review each change.
Check your progress: The main action works with realistic examples.
Find errors, describe the problem and check the fix.
Test examples, an issue list and a repeatable review routine.
Try normal and unexpected inputs, read errors and review changes.
Check your progress: You can reproduce a problem and verify that the change resolves it.
Publish your work, make an update and know how to return to a working version.
A public link, project files and update instructions.
Set up deployment, keep versions and practise a small change.
Check your progress: The link works outside your own computer and you can repeat the update.
Decide who the video is for and map the message into scenes.
A brief, script and storyboard.
Choose a hook, a visual direction and the job of each shot.
Check your progress: Each scene has a clear purpose before generation starts.
Write useful prompts, compare takes and improve weak shots.
Selected clips and saved prompts.
Control the subject, movement and framing; review visual consistency.
Check your progress: You can explain why a take works and identify artifacts to fix.
Combine scenes, sound and captions into a finished creative.
An editable project and exported video files.
Build the sequence, balance audio and check the final format.
Check your progress: The exported video plays correctly and communicates the intended message.
Test different ways to introduce the same offer without remaking the whole ad.
One base ad with three opening variants.
Keep the main video consistent while changing the first seconds.
Check your progress: The openings express distinct ideas and can be compared fairly.
Define what you can deliver, agree the scope and prepare a clear handover.
A scoped service offer, a sample and a delivery checklist.
Choose a task, understand a brief and agree revisions and acceptance.
Check your progress: You can explain what the client receives and what costs extra.
40 directions for individual practice: content, customers, automation and freelance work. We choose one suitable task and agree the scope before booking.
These are optional practice directions, separate from the starter programs. The right starting point depends on your experience. Practice and a portfolio can help you prepare for client work; income and orders are not guaranteed.
One service description, three scope options and a short client brief.
Start with a skill you already have. Finding clients and earning income are separate steps.Three clearly labelled practice examples in a document or simple page.
One kind of work, up to three examples; a custom portfolio website is a separate project.A profile draft for one platform and one tailored response to a suitable public project.
You control the account and submit proposals yourself. Platform access and paid applications are separate.An estimate, a defined list of deliverables and a handover template.
Practise with one small project; legal contracts and complex project management are separate.An analysis of one public job request, a labelled practice sample and acceptance criteria.
This is your learning example, not a claim that the advertiser hired you or an unpaid test submitted for them.One defined monthly package, an example work calendar and a client proposal.
A scoped recurring offer; ongoing work and client retention depend on the agreement and results.Three 30–60 second clips, an editable project and a repeatable editing method.
Use existing footage you can edit; filming, complex animation and account management are separate.One carousel of 6–8 slides and a reusable template.
One carousel and one review; a complete brand identity is a separate project.Five images of one product and an editable template for the next series.
Work with approved product material and preserve its real features. Photography and complex 3D are separate.One video up to 90 seconds with checked subtitles in two agreed languages and SRT files.
Languages and source quality are checked first; dubbing and voice cloning are separate.Three thumbnail options for one video and the editable files.
One video; producing the video or running the channel is separate. Click performance varies.One 5–10 second clip from an existing image, two export sizes and the editable project.
One image-based scene; filming, complex 3D and a full multi-scene ad are separate.Three static banners, three headlines and supporting short copy.
Creative preparation only; campaign launch, ad spend and performance testing are separate.One 6–8 slide deck, a PDF and an editable file.
Use your approved information; financial modelling and market research are separate.Six topics, a two-week calendar and two prepared drafts for one social network.
A planning exercise with two drafts; production, posting and advertising need their own scope.Five editable templates for tips, questions, offers, product facts and examples.
One social network and one set; daily content production is separate.Five short drafts based on one recording and instructions for repeating the process.
Drafts stay grounded in your recording and need your review before publication.Three calendar entries and a sheet tracking five agreed measures.
One supported network; account access, paid tools and publication are confirmed with you.Profile copy, a plan for three pinned posts and a clear contact link.
Improve an existing account; a new brand identity and account management are separate.Three edited posts and a review checklist for future drafts.
Work from your real expertise and source material; you approve publication.Three posts, one short clip, an approval process and a simple report for one account.
One practice cycle; the account owner approves posts. Ongoing management is a separate service.One working enquiry route, test examples and instructions.
A simple supported connection; complex CRM rules and custom APIs need a separate build.A report template with five measures and two charts from one table or CSV.
One data source; a data warehouse or complex reporting system is a separate project.One rule that saves matching attachments from email to a Google Drive folder.
One account and attachment type; document extraction and historical migration are separate.A worked example in a copy of one workflow and a troubleshooting checklist.
Choose a suitable example first; complex APIs and recovery of critical data are separate.One route from a resource request to a spreadsheet entry and an email with the agreed link.
For requested material; the resource itself, payments and a large catalog are separate.A cleaned copy of one sheet up to 500 rows, a change log and reusable rules.
Work on a copy and review the results before changing any live CRM.One table from up to five similar PDF pages and a verification checklist.
A small sample with human checking; large archives and accounting interpretation are separate.A library of 15 reviewed replies and rules for using them in one channel.
Reusable replies for your team; building an automatic bot is a separate step.A meeting summary, dated tasks and a draft follow-up message.
Use a recording or notes you have permission to process. You review and send the message.A five-stage sheet, ten practice enquiries and a next-action view.
Use practice data; migrating a live customer database is a separate project.An intake form of up to ten questions, a welcome email and a starting checklist.
A focused pack; contracts, payments and connected CRM automation are separate.A demo bot with five questions, choices and a handoff to a person in an agreed builder.
A learning demo; production accounts, custom APIs and order integrations are scoped separately.One booking page, a confirmation rule and one reminder in a supported service.
A simple schedule; multiple staff calendars and paid booking need separate setup.Three relevant discussions with links, two reply drafts and search criteria.
You review community rules and publish through your own account. Practice does not promise leads.A 3–5 page checklist or mini-guide and a short invitation to request it.
One useful asset; advertising, forms and the full delivery workflow are separate.Three templates: a reply, a helpful follow-up and a closing message.
You choose appropriate recipients and send messages yourself; cold outreach is separate.Three tagged links, source capture for one form and a test-enquiry checklist.
A simple attribution setup; clicks, enquiries and sales are measured separately.A review of ten companies from an existing list with fit decisions, reasons and sources.
Review a supplied list; collecting a new large database and sending outreach are separate.A five-section page, a working contact link and text-update instructions.
A simple page in an agreed builder; custom design, payments and complex CRM connections are separate.We also build websites, apps and bots, and produce AI videos. You receive the agreed deliverables and a practical handover.