You’ve been using AI like a smarter search bar. By Sunday night, you walk away with a real internal tool you built yourself, deployed to a public URL, and the muscle memory to keep going on Monday.
Not a tutorial demo. An actual tool with a public URL you can share with your team or customers on day three.
Configured the way working builders use it day-to-day. Custom skills, the right hooks, and the workflows that compound.
By the end you know how to ship the next one without us. The cohort moves on; you keep going.
Most teams have a list of small tools, dashboards, and scripts that would make their work obviously better. The list never gets shorter because building them takes a developer the team doesn’t have, and the SaaS that almost-fits costs $200 a month.
Claude Code closes that gap. Not theoretically. In two days you’ll actually ship one of the tools that’s been on your list. After that, the next one is a weekend, not a quarter.
Install, configure, and load the 20+ custom skills we use day-to-day. By the end of phase one you have a working environment, not a half-installed tool.
Plan the project, scaffold the code, iterate fast. You drive; Claude does the heavy lifting; the instructor unblocks you in real time.
Push to GitHub, deploy to Vercel, point a custom domain at it. By the end of day two your app is on the internet with a URL you can share.
The workshop ends; the practice continues. We close with the workflows that keep you shipping after the cohort wraps.
I run AIOSlaunch full time. Day-to-day that means installing AI Operating Systems for service businesses and using Claude Code to build the tooling that makes those installs possible.
I started teaching the workshop because most owners I talk to have the same question: where do I start? The answer is always the same. Build something small and ship it. The workshop is the fastest way I’ve found to get someone over that first hump.
You won’t leave with the same toolkit I use every day. You’ll leave with the part of it that matters most: the habit.
Two days, three hours each, live virtual. Capped at twelve so the room stays small enough that you actually get unstuck.
Anything else, drop it in the contact form and we’ll answer.
No. The whole point of Claude Code is that you can build real software without being a developer. You should be comfortable on a laptop and willing to follow instructions. That’s the bar.
We’ll send a setup checklist a week before the cohort. The short version: a Mac or Windows laptop, a Claude account, a GitHub account, and a Vercel account. All free to start.
Yours. We’ll spend the first hour helping you pick a small, real project from your work or life. Past picks: a shift-scheduling tool, an internal pricing calculator, a customer FAQ portal, a job-site photo organizer.
Yes. You get the recordings after the cohort. The live sessions are where the building happens; the recordings are for review.
You join the AIOSlaunch Skool community where past cohort members hang out. Bring questions, share what you build, get unblocked. No upsell on this, it’s included.
If you go through both days and feel the workshop didn’t change how you work, email us within seven days and we refund you in full. We’d rather give the money back than have you tell people we wasted your time.
Because the workshop is a working session, not a webinar. With 12 people the instructor can actually see what you’re stuck on and unblock you. Past 12 it stops working.
Yes. Anyone with a paid seat is welcome. We don’t do team discounts at this size, but if you want to bring three or more from the same company reach out and we’ll figure something out.
Currently 1pm – 4pm Eastern, both days. If we change times for a future cohort we’ll list the new schedule on this page.
No. The cohort teaches you to build with Claude Code yourself. The done-for-you AIOS service is when we build a custom system for your business, end to end. Some people start with the cohort and end up hiring us for the bigger build later.
We’d rather give the money back than have you tell people the workshop wasted your time. Email us within seven days of cohort end and we’ll process the refund. No survey, no exit interview, no friction.