AI Workshop - Prompt to Profit.
Simple AI wins to save you time and money.
A hands-on session for your whole team, not just the leadership. Nobody watches a screen. Every person opens a laptop and leaves having built a working AI agent, briefed on their own role and your business, that they can use the next morning.
- Facilitator
- Dominic Santo
Founder, Codexpress - Format
- In person, hands-on
Laptops required - Who it's for
- Your whole team
not just the leadership
What each person walks out with
An agent that knows your business, not a folder of notes
your-first-agent
RunningInstructions
Written in the session: what the agent does and how it should respond.
Knowledge
Automation
Runs on a schedule and produces what you need before anyone asks for it.
Built by each attendee during the session, loaded with the documents and house style they actually work with.
They already use AI every day. It still doesn't feel like leverage.
That gap isn't the model and it isn't the subscription tier — it's the half-sentence they typed into it. Which is why most AI sessions miss: they demonstrate tools to a room that has already seen the tools.
We run it the other way round. A short opening on why context beats clever wording, then the bulk of the session spent building. Everyone works on their own agent, loaded with the documents, numbers and house style they deal with, putting it against the real questions that come up in their own work while we circulate. We close by showing an automation running live.
Nobody leaves with notes. They leave with something running.
Best for a room that is already past the demo stage — people who use AI most days and still can't work out why it isn't giving them their week back.
WHAT THE ROOM COVERS
Prompting
The ingredients of a brief that works, and the techniques that turn a vague request into something usable.
Context
The model isn’t short of intelligence — it’s short of information about you. Where standing context lives so you write it once.
Agents
We run through building one together: writing the instructions, loading the knowledge, then prompting it against real work.
Skills
Packaging a process that works so a whole team can run it, not just the person who wrote it.
Automation
A live look at work that runs on a schedule, producing what you need without anyone prompting it.
Book a session for your team
Tell us about your team and we'll come back with dates and what we'd cover for your business.