AI can do more than answer questions. It can solve complex problems, research a market, pressure-test a decision, build an application, and take action across your apps.
For businesses—and individuals working on their own projects—the opportunity is to turn those capabilities into useful work. That takes clear direction, relevant context, and human judgment.
Main program
Build an AI engine that knows your business—so you can sharpen strategy, deepen analysis, solve complex problems, and automate the recurring work consuming your time.
When you ask AI to accomplish something, it needs your goals, information, standards, and examples—not another half-hour briefing. Build an AI engine around that knowledge, kept current and connected to the tools the work requires, so it can tackle recurring tasks and the work that comes up in the moment—with you directing and reviewing the results.
Explore the program →Live workshop
Identify the repetitive tasks consuming your time and discover where AI could automate that work—so you can spend more of your week with clients, growing your business, or simply having time back.
Explore the workshop →Turn a complex problem into a clear way forward.
Start with something like: “I need to figure out how to keep my business running for two weeks without me.”
Decode helps you clarify what matters, break the problem into manageable steps, and create prompts to work through each step with your preferred AI. You build the habit of breaking down complex problems as you work.
Provided to Of Course AI clients and students
Give AI the context it needs to work with you.
A guided interview helps you capture the expertise, goals, and working knowledge that are easy to leave in your head. Build a context profile for yourself, your business, or your team—ready to use with AI.
Provided to Of Course AI clients and students
Speaker · Educator · AI Strategist
I’m September Smith, co-founder of Of Course AI, an engineer and educator.
I teach non-technical business people to put AI to work: analyze a market, pressure-test a decision, build an application, or automate a recurring process.
A foundation of that work is giving AI the business knowledge it needs—and keeping that context current—so it can work with the specifics of your business.
