AJ Projects Partners
Free 4-Part Series · Virtual & In Person

Four Weeks From Prompting to Operating

The AI Operations Workshop is a free four-part webinar series on how a company actually runs on AI — not how to write a better prompt. Over four sessions we cover using Claude as a structured workspace, building an agent that runs your day at a cost you control, working out which processes are genuinely worth automating, and governing the whole thing so it doesn't become a liability. Attend live and virtual, or in person at our Plano office.
The four sessions
  • Fluency — Claude as a workspace, not a chat window. Connectors, MCP, APIs, and building a skill your whole team can use.
  • Orchestration — the Chief of Staff agent, multi-agent graphs, and the model routing that decides your token bill.
  • Operations — the manual-versus-automated business case, your org mapped function by function, and turning an SOP into an agent.
  • Governance — internal knowledge without model drift, and the cybersecurity line: what to give an AI and what to never hand over.
Free
All four sessions. No cost, no pitch deck, no obligation.
4 × 1h45
One session a week. Each stands alone, and they build.
2 Ways
Live and virtual, or in person at our Plano office.
In Short

What is the AI Operations Workshop?

The AI Operations Workshop is a free four-part webinar series from AJ Projects Partners covering how a company runs on AI end to end — from using Claude properly, to managing agents, to deciding which processes are worth automating and which are not, to keeping the whole thing secure. Sessions run live and virtual, and in person at our Plano, Texas office.

DetailSpecification
CostFree. All four sessions.
ShapeFour sessions, roughly 1 hour 45 minutes each, one per week.
FormatLive and virtual, or in person at the AJ Projects Partners office in Plano, Texas. Identical material.
DatesAnnounced to the registration list first. Register to get them before they go public, including first pick of in-person seats.
Attend all four?Not required. Each session has its own outcome. They do build on each other, and every registrant gets every recording.
Technical requirementNone. A technical stakeholder helps in session one; attendees never write code.
What you leave withA downloadable kit — the automation business-case calculator, the SOP-to-agent worksheet, the model routing card, the AI security checklist, and the agent KPI panel.
What happens afterNothing automatic. If you want the method run on your own operation, that's the AI Business Labs Summit — but only if you start that conversation.
Why This Exists

Everyone Has Used AI. Almost Nobody Is Running On It.

Most companies are at the same place: several people using Claude or ChatGPT well enough to draft an email faster, a subscription or two nobody audits, and no honest answer to what any of it returned.

That gap isn't a skill problem. Using a chat window is genuinely easy, and people learn it in an afternoon. What nobody hands you is the layer above it — how to make output consistent across a team, how to connect AI to the systems where your work actually lives, how to decide which processes deserve automating, and how to do all of that without quietly creating a security and compliance problem.

Those four things are what separate a company where a few people are faster from a company that operates differently. They're also, not coincidentally, the four sessions below.

We teach it free because the argument is easier to make than to describe. A meaningful part of this series is about when not to automate something — and that's a difficult case to make in a sales conversation.

The Series

What happens in each session?

Four sessions, in this order, because each one depends on the one before it. Each ends with something that exists.

SESSION 01~1h45

Fluency — Using Claude Like a Workspace

You leave able to do real work in Claude, and to hand your team a skill that makes their output consistent.

  • Claude Cowork as a structured environment rather than a chat window — and getting materials back in your brand and your tone without re-explaining yourself every time
  • Projects: how they scope context, and why one project per domain beats one giant project
  • Claude Code — where your team's skills live, get versioned, and get shared
  • Connectors, MCP, and APIs: what each can reach, where each stops, and how to read a tool's API docs fast enough to be useful
  • Build a working internal skill live, and share it with your team
SESSION 02~1h45

Orchestration — The Chief of Staff, and What It Costs

You leave with one agent that runs your day, and a token bill you can explain.

  • External memory with Obsidian — and why it's a cost strategy, not just an organization strategy
  • Auditing your token usage, and where the waste actually concentrates
  • Model routing across Opus 5, Sonnet 5, Haiku 4.5 and Fable 5 — which class of work belongs to each, and why matching the model to the difficulty of the task rather than the importance of the requester is where AI budgets are won or lost
  • The Chief of Staff agent, built live: plan, execute, communicate, and the fourth job everyone skips — retrieve
  • One stated goal, many agents: the graph pattern, and where routing pays off
  • The KPI panel that tells you whether any of it is actually working
SESSION 03~1h50

Operations — What's Actually Worth Automating

You leave able to build the automation business case for your own company and defend the number.

  • The standard business template: time and pay, manual versus automated — including the costs people forget, like context-switching, rework, and the days a task sits in a queue
  • What AI can genuinely do today versus what people assume, and what that means for specific roles — a scope conversation, handled directly
  • Your operation mapped function by function: sales, customer success, support, delivery, onboarding, back office
  • Recipes for savings with the hours each gives back — plus a live look at the AI Conductor, the operational map we build for clients
  • Translating an SOP into an agent: the trigger, the point where a human must decide, and the documented expected output
SESSION 04~1h20

Governance — Knowledge and Security

You leave able to deploy everything from the first three sessions without creating a liability.

  • Why internal knowledge is the asset — the model is a commodity, what your company knows is not
  • Organizing by role and title so the right context reaches the right agent and no further
  • The drift anti-pattern: why dumping everything into one place and letting the AI read through it produces confidently wrong output — and why a bigger context window doesn't fix it
  • What is safe to give an AI, what access an agent should never hold, and criteria for judging a tool yourself, since the list changes monthly
  • Data protection and encryption, the settings that keep your work out of model training, and keeping IP ownership unambiguous
  • The ordinary security fundamentals behind most incidents people blame on AI
Who Should Attend

Is this series for you?

It's built for the people who own the work and the people who can make decisions about process — operations leaders, department owners, and the executives who keep being asked what the AI spend returned.

This is for you if…This is not for you if…
Your team is using AI in pockets and you want it working the same way across the companyYou're looking for a tool recommendation. We deliberately don't give one — the map comes first
You've been asked what the AI spend returned and don't have a defensible numberYou want a deep technical implementation course. This is operations-level, not engineering-level
You suspect processes are wasting time but can't prove which onesYou've already mapped your operation and built supervised agents. You're past this
You need to give AI real data and haven't settled where the security line sitsYou want us to build it for you rather than learn how. That's the Summit, not this

Bring the people who actually do the work, plus whoever can make decisions about process. That pairing gets the most out of it.

Two Ways to Attend

Virtual or in person — both free

The material is identical. The difference is whether you're working alongside our engineers in the room.

Live & Virtual

Free

Join from anywhere. Live, not a recording.

  • All four sessions, delivered live
  • Questions answered in the session
  • The full downloadable kit
  • Recording of every session
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In Person — Plano Office

Free

At the AJ Projects Partners office. Seats capped.

  • Everything in the virtual format
  • Working time with our engineers in the room
  • Your own systems looked at directly
  • Hands-on time with the AI Conductor
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In-person seats are capped so everyone gets working time. Registrants get first pick when dates are announced.

Take-Home

What do you leave with?

Things that exist. Not notes on a session you attended. Every registrant gets the kit — including anyone who misses a session live.

01Automation Business-Case CalculatorEnter a process, get the fully loaded manual cost, the automated cost, the annual delta and the payback period. The number you can take to a budget conversation.
02SOP-to-Agent WorksheetTrigger, human checkpoint, expected output. The three fields that must exist before a process can safely become an agent.
03Model Routing CardOne page: which Claude model for which class of work, and why picking wrong is where AI budgets quietly go.
04AI Security ChecklistWhat to give an AI, what to withhold, and the settings to verify before your team points anything at production data.
05Agent KPI PanelThe eight numbers that tell you whether your agent system is earning its keep, so you're not guessing in ninety days.
06Built LiveA working internal skill from session one and a Chief of Staff agent from session two — both yours to keep and extend.
Register

Join us for the AI Operations Workshop

Free to attend. Tell us how you'd like to join and we'll send the details — including the dates before they go public.

We'll email the joining details and the dates. Free, and we don't sell your information — see our privacy policy.

Common Questions

Workshop FAQs

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Nothing. All four sessions are free, virtually or in person. We run it because the fastest way to show what we do is to teach the method rather than describe it — including the parts of the method that argue against automating something.

No. Each session has its own outcome and stands on its own, so come to whichever are useful. They genuinely do build on each other — session three's business case is much easier once you've seen session two's routing — so attending in order gets you the most. Every registrant receives every recording regardless.

No. This is built for the people who own the work and the people who own the decisions. A technical stakeholder is useful when session one reaches connectors and APIs, but you will not be asked to write code, and nothing assumes an engineering background.

The material is identical. Pick in person if you want working time with our engineers and a look at your own systems while you're in the room; pick virtual if the calendar or the geography makes that hard. In-person seats are capped so that everyone in the room actually gets that working time.

It's a working session. We teach the same method we run with clients, and a meaningful part of it is how to tell when automation isn't worth it. If you want to talk about running it on your own operation afterward we're glad to — but that conversation starts with you, not with us.

Being finalized now. Register and you'll get them before they go public, along with first pick of the in-person seats. Registering doesn't commit you to anything.

The hands-on work is in Claude — Cowork and Claude Code — because that's what we build on and we'd rather demonstrate something real than survey a category. But the method is not tool-specific: the automation business case, the SOP-to-agent translation, the knowledge architecture and the security line all apply whatever you end up running.

Come Find Out What's Actually Automatable.

Four sessions, free, live and virtual or in person at our Plano office. Register and we'll send you the dates first.

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Free · No obligation · Recordings and the full kit for every registrant