AI Agents & Claude Code: A 2026 No-Code Automation Bootcamp

About this course

This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.

Somewhere right now, a small business is trying to figure out how to get an AI agent working for them, and they don't know who to even search for. "AI agent operator" isn't a job title anyone's searching yet — the tooling that makes this possible only became usable by non-programmers in the last couple of years.

This course teaches you to be one of the first people who can say yes to that request.

Not by learning to program. By learning to direct Claude Code — the tool that writes and runs the actual code for you, from a plain-English brief. You never read or write a line of it yourself. That's the whole trick behind "no code" in this course's title, stated plainly instead of oversold.

The whole method is laid out on one complete case: a 28-employee fabrication shop losing 40 hours a month to hand-written price quotes. You follow Claude Code building the agent that fixes it — brief, build, test, fix, deliver — narrated step by step over annotated slides and app mockups, with nothing skipped and nothing you have to take on faith.

Then the course does what most "AI agent" content stops short of: it teaches you what to do with what you just built. How to turn a one-off build into a repeatable, priced offer. How to write a scope that protects your time. How to price a first project three different ways and pick the right one. How to write a cold outreach message that doesn't sound like spam, and run a discovery call without overpromising. How to turn your first client into a reusable playbook for your second, third, and fourth client.

By the end, you'll have followed one complete AI agent build from a plain-English brief, know exactly how to package and price that skill as a service, and have a concrete 7-day plan for finding your first client — starting with a problem in your own network, not a stranger's inbox.

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