​A 5-hour hands-on workshop on building AI agent systems that actually run your business, not just generate content.

​In this small, limited-capacity working session, you won’t just learn about agents — you’ll design, build, and deploy them against your real workflows. We’ll audit your operations, identify where time and decisions get stuck, and turn those recurring tasks into autonomous systems.

​Because the group is intentionally small, you’ll get direct feedback on your specific processes, live troubleshooting as you connect real data sources, and hands-on guidance as you move from a single agent to a working multi-agent system.

​Stop prompting. Start orchestrating.

​Most AI workshops teach you to write better prompts or generate social posts. This one is different.

​You'll build AI agent systems that monitor your operations, surface problems before they cost you, and automate the work that's eating your week without writing code.

​Bring a real business. Leave with a working system.

​Led by a YC-Backed Founder

​This session is run by Jason Zhang, a second-time founder backed by Y Combinator, General Catalyst, and Sequoia. He’s built and shipped real AI products, not just experimented with tools.

​What You'll Build

​1. Operations that run without you checking.

​Agents that pull your key data, flag what's off, and tell you why before month-end.

​2. Process audits that find the leaks.

​Map your workflows, identify where things stall, and automate the low-judgment tasks dragging your team down.

​3. Decision support, not just dashboards.

​An agent that synthesizes your sales data, customer feedback, and market signals into a weekly brief with recommended actions.

​4. Internal knowledge that scales.

​A system your team can query instead of pinging you for every answer, SOP, or onboarding question.

​5. Opportunity and risk surfacing.

​Agents that scan competitors, customer conversations, and industry shifts so you're proactive instead of reactive.

​The Agenda

​10:00–10:30 — Why Agents, Not Prompts The difference between asking AI for help and giving it a job. Live demo of a working agent system so you see the end state first.

​10:30–11:15 — Audit Your Operations Map your own workflows. Identify where things stall, leak time, or depend entirely on you. This is where your business meets the material.

​11:15–12:15 — Build Your First Agent Hands-on. Everyone builds one agent tied to a real workflow they identified. Not hypothetical.

​12:15–1:00 — Lunch + Open Build Time Eat, keep tinkering, ask questions, share what's working. A complimentary lunch is included as part of your ticket.

​1:00–2:00 — Multi-Agent Systems Add more agents for different roles. Layer in monitoring and reporting. Move from one task to an ongoing system.

​2:00–2:45 — Deploy and Stress-Test Run it with real data, find the gaps, refine. Leave with something that actually works — not a demo that falls apart Monday.

​2:45–3:00 — What to Do Next Week Concrete next steps so the system doesn't die in 48 hours.

​What to Bring

• ​A laptop and charger

• ​A free Tensol account (create this before you arrive)

• ​Your key business data accessible in one place (Google Drive folder, Notion workspace — just not scattered across 15 places)

• ​A list of your core recurring workflows (onboarding, fulfillment, reporting, support even rough notes count)

​By the end of five hours, you'll have live AI employees monitoring, surfacing, and automating the work that used to eat your week.

​FAQ

​Do I need to know how to code? Not at all. This workshop is designed for founders, operators, and creators who want to use AI without touching a terminal.

​What exactly is an "AI Agent" compared to ChatGPT? ChatGPT is a chatbot, you talk to it, it talks back. An AI agent is a worker. You give it a goal, a role, and a set of tools, and it executes autonomously. In this workshop, we move from chatting to building a team of agents that handle real operational tasks.

​What should I have ready before I arrive? A free Tensol account, your business data in one accessible place, and a rough list of your recurring workflows. That's it.

​Will I actually leave with something working? That's the goal. This isn't a lecture. By the end of the session, you'll have AI employees deployed and connected to your actual tools and workflows.

​What kind of businesses is this for? Any business with recurring operations, agencies, e-commerce, SaaS, creator businesses, consulting. If you have workflows that repeat weekly, there's something here for you.

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