Benefits
Course Overview
Build Your First AI Agent in Minutes, No Coding Required
Learn agentic AI, then build it, coached step by step.
What You’ll Learn
Participants gain the ability to:
- Distinguish between assistive AI and agentic AI, and identify tasks in their own role worth automating
- Write a system prompt that configures an AI agent with a specific role, criteria, and output format, so it produces consistent results without re-prompting
- Build a research agent that processes a list of prospects or competitors and returns enriched, scored results automatically
- Create a multi-output content pipeline that turns a single source document (transcript, notes, brief) into multiple content pieces in one run
- Design a personal daily workflow routine using file-based automation patterns
- Walk away with a working, reusable agent built during the course
Target Audience
Any business professional who wants practical AI skills they can use immediately, especially those in sales, marketing, or content roles. No coding experience necessary, just the ability to follow along with guided steps.
Not Intended For
Learners looking for LLM theory, model fine-tuning, enterprise security and compliance instruction, or code-first agent frameworks (LangChain, CrewAI, AutoGen).
Prerequisites
- No coding experience required
- Access to an AI chat tool (Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor), learner provided account or subscription
- Comfort following step-by-step instructions
Lab Requirements
- WiFi-enabled laptop (macOS or Windows)
- Current Chrome or Firefox browser
- Learner-provided AI tool account (Claude Pro, ChatGPT Plus, or Cursor)
Duration
Approximately 4 hours, self-paced (3 chapters, 7 lessons)
Course Modules
- The Mindset Shift, assistive vs. agentic AI and writing your first system prompt
- The Research Agent, turn a list of prospects into enriched, scored results automatically
- The Content Factory, convert one source document into multiple content formats in a single run
- Habits & Workflows, build a personal automation routine you’ll actually use