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3 parts and 47 lessons, in the order you will actually use them, and each part ends in a certificate. Part 1 hires your first AI Employee. Part 2 teaches you to run AI Employees day to day, with no code. Part 3 is for building, connecting and selling what you deploy, on the 29 systems in the software library. Part 1 is free with a free account; Parts 2 and 3 come with Pro and Lifetime.
Each part ends in a certificate, issued in your name, ready to share or print.
Every system in the course was built and working before it became a lesson. Nothing here is a demo assembled for a lesson.
The routines and skills are designed to keep working as the models underneath them improve, so what you learn compounds instead of expiring.
Part 3 closes with the client motion, because knowing how to build is not the same as having a client. The library is your product shelf.
Each module ends with something working, not a quiz. The order matters: your first AI Employee, then running it, then building and selling. Stop after any part. Part 3 is optional.
Part 1 · Intro · Free with an account
Your first AI Employee hired and working. No code. Everyone starts here.
9 lessons, then the AI Employee Setup certificate
Part 1 also includes the walkthrough, Hire Your First AI Employee, from the AI Employees module.
4 lessons
How it all works: what changed when agents learned to use a browser, how to build so nothing breaks when models change, and the written rules that keep the work right.
You leave with: You can say what belongs to an agent, what stays with you, and why.
4 lessons
From nothing to a working agent: pick the app, give it real work, and install your first skill.
You leave with: An agent running on your machine with your first club skill installed.
Part 2 · Beginner · Pro and Lifetime
You run AI Employees day to day and trust what they ship. For anyone running AI Employees. Still no code.
12 lessons, then the Agent Ops Essentials certificate
6 lessons
Whole jobs handed to agents. Hire your first one, give it a role instead of a to do list, onboard it like a new hire, set its limits, and run a few side by side.
You leave with: A whole job handed to an AI Employee, onboarded like a new hire.
7 lessons
Routines are jobs your agent runs on a schedule, and they do most of the work. How to keep them safe, what needs your approval, and rules learned from real mistakes.
You leave with: Your first routine running on its own, safely.
Part 3 · Advanced · Pro and Lifetime · Living course
You build your own skills, connect any tool, and sell the work. For builders, and for the curious. Here when you want it.
26 lessons, then the Agent Ops Mastery certificate
6 lessons
Skills make your agent great at one job and keep it that way. Have your agent write them, share one standard across them, check its own work, and connect to other tools.
You leave with: Your agent writes skills for any tool, and checks its own work.
4 lessons
MCP connects your agent to the tools your business runs on. What it is, the five I recommend, connecting them safely, and when a browser works better.
You leave with: Your agent connected to the services your work actually runs on.
6 lessons
Agents that use real websites and your computer the way a person does. Making them reliable, handling logins, sites with no API, and several agents sharing one computer.
You leave with: An agent that operates real websites reliably, including ones with no API.
4 lessons
Important routines belong on a small rented server, not a laptop that sleeps. Your agent sets it up, runs work overnight, and checks that everything is healthy.
You leave with: Your routines running on a server that does not sleep when your laptop does.
6 lessons
Turn what you learned into income: pick a product, brand it for a client, sell AI Employees and setup work, price it, and keep new clients coming.
You leave with: A product launched for a paying client.
Some people stop after Part 2 with AI Employees running. Some go on to build and sell. Both are the right way to take it.
You want AI Employees doing real work in your role or your office. No apps to build and nothing to deploy. Parts 1 and 2 are written for you.
You are the bottleneck in your own business and want agents running the work that eats your week.
You sell to businesses, or you can build and the first paying client has not happened. Part 3 and the library give you something to sell.
The two halves of the club are built to work together. The course gives you the operating model and the selling motion; the library gives you 29 finished systems to customize, deploy, and charge for under the resale license. Pro and Lifetime members also get the premium member events, the Sales Tools, and every system I add later.
The role businesses are starting to hire
A role popularized by enterprise AI companies: an engineer who embeds directly with a company’s operations teams and builds custom business agents on-site. Not a consultant who leaves a slide deck. Someone who sits with the sales team, the support team, and the marketing team, and leaves working agents behind.
Medium and large businesses want agents working alongside their people and have nobody on staff who can make that happen. Everything in this club is that job, packaged: eight AI Employees to deploy as starting points, a masterclass on running them safely inside someone else’s business, and resale rights on all of it. One engagement with one business covers the cost of your entire yearly membership, and then some.
I saw this coming, in public, with timestamps
AI agents will soon be able to reliably control computers and navigate websites. Huge implications and opportunity.
The future of work is AI Agent Operators. Business owners will hire specialized Agent Operators. Agents will be purpose-built for specific roles.
I've said it before and I'll say it again; the missing piece is 99% reliable browser use agents. Gemini just reached 69%. It's game over next year.
How it played out
99.19%
Browser agent reliability on the WebVoyager benchmark, June 2026: a browser-control agent running Claude Fable 5, measured on 643 live-web tasks across 15 popular websites. The 99% tipping point arrived on schedule.
Part 1 and its certificate are free with a free account. Pro and Lifetime add Parts 2 and 3, their certificates, and the 29 system library with a resale license.
Pro is $349 a year or $99 a month. Lifetime is $499, paid once.
