Pre-workshop audit
We select use cases and the right level for participants.
HomeAI training for teams
AI training for teams
Hands-on AI training for your team’s real workflows
Your team works on its processes, builds useful automations and leaves with a shared method, not a list of tools.
Get a tailored workshop planTeam processes
Hands-on workshop
Shared autonomy
This is a good fit when
- AI use is scattered
- The team lacks a method
- You want real workflow practice
- You need a shared vocabulary
You leave with
- Workflows built in the workshop
- A method for selecting use cases
- Verification and safety rules
- Replay and materials
A method that produces an observable result
Build as a team
Every sequence produces an observable result in your tools.
Adoption plan
We define owners, limits and the next experiments.
Sample agenda
A practical four-hour program
The final agenda is tailored after the pre-workshop audit. This outline shows what the team does during the session, from choosing a use case to agreeing on an adoption plan.
- 30 min
Frame
Choose the expected outcome, approved tools, usable data and actions that must stay under human control.
- 60 min
Map
Break down a real process into inputs, decisions, exceptions, checks and a fallback path.
- 105 min
Build
Create a workflow or prototype in the team’s tools, then test it with approved examples.
- 45 min
Verify and hand over
Review the result, document its limits, name owners and choose the next experiment.
- Who it is for
- A small-business team or operational department, up to 8 people.
- Format
- Four live remote hours, in English or French.
- Prerequisites
- No coding background required. Bring one to three repeatable processes and examples your team is allowed to use.
- Deliverables
- The workflows built, verification rules, materials, replay and an adoption plan.
Teaching example with fictional data
Turn meeting notes into a verifiable action plan
Try a practical example: extract actions from a meeting, preserve their source and identify information to confirm. Use the worksheet to compare your output against a shared rubric.
Start with the same example
Three fictional notes cover an explicit deadline, a missing date and a cancelled action. First extract the actions yourself.
Build and verify
Use the supplied instruction, then check every owner, date and source sentence. Missing information remains unconfirmed.
Take the work forward
Keep the instruction, reference output and verification rubric. Try a new situation and record the corrections needed.
Before your session or project brief: choose a task, a shareable example and the expected result. For a team, also agree who will validate the workflow.
Frequently asked questions
How many people can attend?
The standard format supports up to eight people to preserve hands-on work.
Which tools do you use?
The choice depends on your constraints and workflows.
Can the program be customized?
Yes. The audit defines use cases, level and deliverables.
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