Configure an AI assistant that answers, books, and follows up — before you leave.
Session overview
A working lab where every attendee leaves with one configured AI assistant doing a real job in their business: answering common questions, booking appointments, or chasing follow-ups.
We cover how to choose the first role worth delegating, how to write instructions the assistant won't drift from, and the guardrails that keep it safe with real customers. Bring a laptop and your actual business accounts — this is a build session, not a lecture.
Who this is for
- Operators ready to delegate one real job to an AI assistant
- Small teams that want working systems, not another demo
- Attendees of past sessions ready for the next step
What you'll leave with
- Leave with one AI assistant configured and running
- Instruction-writing patterns that prevent drift
- Guardrails for customer-facing automation
- Build notes and replay for every ticket holder
What happens after you book
- 01
Your seat is locked in
Checkout takes under a minute. Your confirmation and receipt land in your inbox immediately, with the date and location ready for your calendar.
- 02
You get prepped, not surprised
Before the session you'll receive exactly what to bring and how to get the most out of your seat — no homework, just a short heads-up.
- 03
The value keeps going after
Attendees receive the follow-up materials for the session, so what you build doesn't evaporate when the session ends.
Session details
- Date
- Sunday, November 8, 2026
- Time
- 9:00 AM PST – 12:00 PM PST
- Location
- San Diego + Livestream · San Diego, CA
- Capacity
- 45 attendees
Event hosts
Cyriac Zeh
Host & facilitator
Design engineer and AI product builder helping small teams ship practical systems without enterprise overhead.
