Frequently Asked Questions

People who already know AI matters and are tired of getting shallow results out of it. Business owners, professionals, executives, career changers, and anyone whose week is full of work a machine could be doing. If you have opened an AI app, typed a question, gotten something mediocre back, and quietly closed the tab, this is built for you.

No. There is no coding, no setup you have to figure out alone, and no jargon left unexplained. If you can use email and a web browser, you can do this. The whole point of the name is that the training is made simple.

Most people who say this are using AI as a chat box. That is level one. The training covers level two, agents that do work on your behalf, and level three, agents plus the tools you build around them. If you have never had an agent complete a multi step job on your real accounts while you did something else, there is a lot here for you. Skip the introduction class and take Advanced.

A chat assistant answers your question. An agent takes a job, works through the steps on its own, uses your connected tools, and comes back with the work finished. The difference is delegation instead of conversation. Building and running these is the core of what the training teaches.

The training is taught on the Claude stack because that is the platform TK runs daily and it is where the agent and automation capability is strongest. The skills transfer. Prompting, agent design, workflow thinking, and knowing what to trust are platform independent. You will not be left helpless if your company standardizes on something else.

Register on the form and you will hear back with the next available dates. Executive training and done for you work usually start soonest because they are scheduled around you. Open classes run on set dates with limited seats.

Intro to AI. $49 per seat. What AI does well and badly, one prompting pattern you use the same day, dictation and screenshots as input, and your projects and files organized so nothing gets lost.

Advanced AI, Agents and Automation. $500 per seat, up to 8 hours, group setting. Everything from Intro to AI already covered, plus your real accounts connected, one agent built and tested live on a job you name, skills and plugins installed, and what to do when a connector breaks.

Executive Training. $2,500, one to one, up to 8 hours. Everything from Advanced already included, built entirely around a single executive and their real work, with your own agent set up on your calendar, inbox, and files.

The full list, so you know before you book.

The shift that starts it. The difference between a chat box that answers you and an agent that works for you, seen on your own screen. An honest read on what AI does well and where it still gets things wrong.

Set up by you, in the lab. A career coach that knows your goals and keeps working on them. Legal research prepared before you ever sit down with a lawyer. Medical research prepared before your next doctor's appointment. Your money organized and your taxes pulled together, not dreaded. Your inbox read, sorted, and answered for you. Your account working before you leave, so there is no homework before your first real use.

What you walk out using. Talking to AI in plain words and having it build for you, no code anywhere. Remote access, so you can talk to your agents from your phone while you are away from the office. Agents connected to the apps you already use, your email, Word, Excel and your spreadsheets. AI running your browser tabs so several projects move at once. How to build a website or a small tool of your own from a conversation. A saved prompt and a one page reference you still have next week. And an honest, no obligation read on whether the Advanced class is worth it to you.

No. Advanced already covers the Intro to AI fundamentals as part of its curriculum, so nothing is missing if you start there. Intro to AI stays $49 as a low cost way to find out if this is for you before you commit to Advanced, not as a required first step. The advanced class moves fast and assumes you are comfortable writing a prompt and working inside a project. If you are not sure, put "not sure yet" on the form and you will get an honest recommendation, including the cheaper one if that is the right answer.

Class length depends on the format booked, including single session and multi session options. Exact dates and running times are confirmed in writing when you register, before any payment is made.

Open classes run live online. Executive training and corporate training run on site or over Zoom, whichever you prefer. On site travel for corporate engagements is arranged as part of the quote.

Seats are deliberately limited so the class stays hands on and everybody gets attention on their own work. A class needs a minimum number of registrations to run. If a date does not fill, you are offered the next one.

You do the work. Every session is hands on from your own device on your own material. Watching somebody else demo AI teaches you nothing you will still remember on Monday.

Saved prompts you can reuse, an understanding of what to delegate and what to keep, and in the advanced and executive classes, at least one working agent built on your real accounts and saved to your own drive. Executive training also includes the session recording and a dated action list.

Executive sessions include the recording. For group classes and corporate engagements, recording is agreed in advance and consent is covered in the engagement letter before anything is captured.

Executive training includes one 30 minute follow up call. Beyond that, Managed Services is the ongoing option for anyone who wants somebody in their corner every month as they roll this out. See the Managed Services section below. Ask about it on your follow up and you will get the honest answer about whether you need it.

Ask when you register and you will get a straight answer on what is available for your specific format. Nothing is promised here that has not been confirmed for your engagement in writing.

It is one to one, it uses your real accounts instead of practice examples, and it combines the essentials and the automation material into a single session shaped around how you actually work. Nothing generic. Up to eight hours, your calendar, your inbox, your files, your problems.

An agent set up specifically for you, that you talk to directly, that knows your context and your preferences, and that goes and does work on your behalf. Not a generic assistant you have to re-explain yourself to every morning. You leave the session with it built, tested on a real task, and saved so you keep it.

We set up secure remote access to your working environment so you can put work in motion from your phone. Start a job in the car, check the result at dinner, approve it before you get home. The goal is to unhook your productivity from being physically at your desk. Everything is set up on your own accounts and stays under your control.

You own every account and every credential. Nothing is set up that you cannot see, change, or switch off yourself, and you are shown how to do all three during the session. If your organization has IT policies that restrict this, bring them to the session and the setup is adjusted to fit inside them rather than around them.

Owners, founders, partners, and senior leaders whose calendar is the constraint. If your problem is not "I do not understand AI" but "I do not have two spare hours a week to figure it out," this is the format built for that.

An intake before the session so no time is wasted on setup, up to eight hours live one to one, the session recording, your saved agent, a written and dated action list that is yours not ours, and one 30 minute follow up call to unblock whatever stalled.

Ask when you register. Small group variations exist, and if what you actually need is your whole team trained, corporate training is the better and usually cheaper answer per person.

Whatever your team actually needs, built from your real workflows rather than a generic slide deck, and built on the same curriculum as Advanced and Executive Training so your team gets executive level content at a group day rate. A discovery call before the day identifies the specific jobs worth automating with your managers, typically the essentials for everybody, then agents and automation for the roles where it pays off fastest. You leave with a written summary for leadership covering what got built, what is running, and what is worth doing next.

Either. On site anywhere, with travel handled as part of the quote. Delivered live over Zoom if your team is distributed or you would rather not pull everyone into a room.

From a single department to a whole company, delivered in waves if needed. Group size affects how hands on each person can be, so that gets discussed honestly during scoping rather than promising a 200 person session will feel personal.

Custom quote based on scope, group size, format, and location. Day rates start at $5,000. Half day, full day, and multi day intensives are all available. You get the number in writing before anything is committed.

Yes, and that is the point. Training built on your real systems and your real workflows is the only kind that survives contact with Monday morning. Bring your actual use cases to scoping.

Yes. Corporate engagements run under a written agreement covering scope, confidentiality, recording consent, and intellectual property. Send yours during scoping or one is provided.

Yes. Consultants, brokerages, associations, and institutions regularly bring this to their own audiences. Partner and referral arrangements are available. Raise it on the first call.

We scope the work, build the agents and automations on your systems, test them against your real work, and hand them over running. You get the outcome without having to become the person who maintains it.

Training teaches your people to build. Done for you means we build. Different work, different scope, and priced separately for exactly that reason. Plenty of clients do both, training for the team and a custom build for the one process that is genuinely eating their week.

Agents and automations around repetitive business work: research and reporting, inbox and document handling, intake and follow up, knowledge bases your team can query, and operational tasks that currently depend on one person remembering to do them.

Because a fair price depends entirely on what you need built. A single agent and a full operational workflow are not the same project. Scope first, then a fixed number in writing, then work starts. No hourly guessing games.

Ownership, handover, and any ongoing maintenance are defined in the written agreement before the work starts. Nothing is left ambiguous, and you will not discover after the fact that the thing running your business is not yours.

Yes, and it is usually worth it. A build nobody understands becomes a liability the first time it needs to change. Handover training can be included in the scope.

The ongoing option for a business, an executive, or an individual who wants somebody staying on their AI setup every month instead of it sitting still after a session ends. Starting at $2,500 a month, it carries forward whatever tier you already took, Advanced, Executive, or a Corporate day, and keeps building from there.

A monthly working session where your agents get reviewed, tuned, and expanded as your work changes, async support between sessions so a broken connector or a new idea does not have to wait for the next call, and quarterly re-tooling as Claude's own features change so your setup does not quietly fall behind.

No. Whatever you already built, in Advanced, Executive, or a Corporate day, carries forward into Managed Services. If you have not taken any of the classes yet, raise it when you register and we will figure out the right starting point together.

The follow up call is one 30 minute call inside 10 days of an Executive session, included in the $2,500. Managed Services is ongoing, month after month, with a working session every month plus async support in between, not a single call.

Terms are set out in the written engagement letter you receive before the first month is billed, the same as every other program on this site. Ask about your specific situation when you apply and you will get it in writing before anything is committed.

Yes. This is a hands on monthly relationship, not an open enrollment product, so spots are kept limited on purpose to make sure every client actually gets attention each month. Apply on the form and you will hear back on current availability.

Intro to AI, introduction class. $49 per seat.

Advanced AI, Agents and Automation. $500 per seat, up to 8 hours.

Executive Training. $2,500 for the full one to one program, up to 8 hours.

Corporate Training. Custom quote, day rates start at $5,000.

Done For You, Custom Build. Custom, scoped and quoted per project.

Managed Services, Fractional AI Executive Assistant. Starting at $2,500 per month, ongoing.

No. There is no card field anywhere on this site and nothing is ever charged automatically. The form collects your name, email, phone, and which program interests you. After you register, payment options open on the same screen and you choose whether to send anything and how. You are always the one who starts the payment, from your own app.

Register on the main page and pay by card right there, on the same screen, in the same click. The card fields are secure Stripe fields, so your card number never touches our site, and your payment confirms the moment it goes through, with a receipt from Stripe to your email. The price and the small card processing fee are both shown before you pay. You also get a short reference code on your confirmation, which is attached to your payment automatically. Corporate, done for you, and managed services are quoted in writing first, so nothing is due when you register for those.

Terms including cancellation, rescheduling, and refunds are set out in the written engagement letter you receive before you pay anything. Ask about your specific situation during follow up and you will get it in writing before money changes hands, not after.

Yes. If you are bringing several people, corporate training is almost always better value per person than individual seats. Say so on the form and you will get the comparison honestly, even when it means a smaller invoice.

Ask. Community organizations and educational institutions are a deliberate part of who this training serves, and arrangements exist for them. Mention your organization type when you register.

Raise it during follow up. What can be arranged depends on the program and the timing, and you will get a straight yes or no rather than a maybe.

A laptop is strongly preferred for hands on work, Mac or Windows both fine. A phone or tablet works for following along, but you will get considerably more out of it with a real keyboard in front of you.

Setup instructions are sent ahead of every session, and they matter. Typically that means the Claude desktop app, the mobile app, and the browser extension, all updated to current. Arriving with a version from six months ago costs everybody session time.

Yes. You need a paid subscription on one of the two major AI platforms, preferably Claude. Free plans are too limited for this training and will not get you to your goals, particularly for the agents and connected tools work. Any subscription is paid directly to the platform, not to us, and is separate from the training price.

Common and workable. Tell us at intake. Setup is adjusted to what your policies actually permit rather than building something on the day that your IT department switches off on Tuesday. For corporate engagements, involving IT during scoping saves a great deal of pain later.

A stable connection good enough for video calls is enough. For on site corporate sessions, venue wifi that can handle the whole room at once is worth confirming in advance.

Good. Things breaking is part of the curriculum. Watching a connector fail and getting fixed live teaches more than a session where everything works first time, and you learn the repair method you will need on your own later.

Your name, email, and phone are used for one thing: contacting you about training. They are not sold, not rented, not shared with third parties, and not added to any list you did not ask to be on. Ask to be removed at any time by emailing tk@AIwithTK.com and it is done.

No, and anybody telling you otherwise is selling you something dangerous. The training shows you how to use AI to organize your research and sharpen your questions so you walk into a professional conversation prepared. For legal, medical, tax, or any other professional matter, always confirm with a licensed professional.

No promises are made in either direction, because nobody honest can make them. What the training does is make you the person who knows how to use it, which is a materially better position than being the person who does not. No income claims, no guaranteed outcomes, no replacement guarantees.

Handled directly in the training, because it should be. You are taught what to put in, what to keep out, how the platform handles your data, and how to set this up so it fits your own confidentiality obligations rather than quietly breaking them.

Yes, confidently and fluently. Recognizing when it is wrong is one of the most valuable things taught. The working rule throughout: AI drafts, you confirm. Anything that touches money, law, health, or your reputation gets human review before it leaves your hands.

No. What is guaranteed is that you do real work on your real accounts during the session and leave with something that functions. What you build from there is your work, and no specific revenue, time saving, or business outcome is promised.

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An electrical engineer with hands on time across every major AI platform, who has spent that time building agents and automations for real businesses rather than writing about them. The job is making complex things simple and useful for your everyday life, your career, and your business.

Because engineers have to make things actually work. Most AI training sells the feeling of being ahead. This one is measured by whether you leave with something running on your accounts, which is a much harder standard to fake.

Constantly, and it is the reason the material stays current. The training program, the marketing, and the operations behind this business are all run with the same agents and workflows taught in the classes. Nothing is taught that is not used.

The curriculum is deliberately re-verified against the platform's own documentation before delivery, and the optimization material is treated as a living module rather than a fixed syllabus. Features rotate. Anything stated in your session reflects what the platform actually does that week.

Email tk@AIwithTK.com, or fill in the form on the home page and put the question in with your details. You get an answer from a person, not an autoresponder.

Yes, and for executive, corporate, and done for you work that conversation happens before anything is agreed anyway. Register your interest and a real conversation gets scheduled.

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