Day Zero: Four sessions from zero.
Four free beginner-to-intermediate sessions that took people from a blank chat box to a site that answers customers on its own. The session materials stay published.
- When it ran
- Aug 25–26, 2026
- Where
- Phoenix area
- Sessions
- 4
- Every session
- Free
Session one ran twice: Tuesday Aug 25 at Workuity Biltmore and Wednesday Aug 26 at Workuity Chandler. Workuity is the venue sponsor.
How it runs
Four sessions, one path.
Sessions run in order, and each one stands on its own. Follow along on a laptop, or just watch the live build.
Session 01
Use
Skills so you only have to explain yourself once, and connectors so it reads your real material instead of guessing at it.
Session 02
Co-work
The same skills on a schedule: a live calendar, a weekly report that arrives without you, outbound drafted.
Session 03
Build
Everything so far lived in a chat window. This is the night it gets a URL.
Session 04
Automate
An agent answering on your own site, and one workflow that runs while you sleep.
The sessions
What you leave with.
The program has finished. Every session's materials stay published.
- 01
Tue Aug 25 & Wed Aug 26, 2026
Workuity Biltmore & Workuity Chandler
UseFirst Threads
Skills, agents, and a sneak peek at Grok Bot
Most people meet AI as a chat box, then get told they need a framework and a cloud deploy before an agent can help. They don't. A skill is the thing you keep re-explaining, written once as a markdown file the agent reads by itself. Tonight we write one live, run it with one word, and close on Grok Bot answering — same pieces.
You leave withA skill file written from something you already repeat, tested in a fresh thread with one word, and edited once from what the first run got wrong.
Recording - 02
Dates TBD
Workuity Biltmore
Co-workDaily Driver
Routines, artifacts, and work that runs on a schedule
AI that waits to be asked is a tool. AI on a calendar is a coworker. Tonight the skills from session one become routines: a four-week content calendar you update instead of regenerate, a weekly numbers report that arrives without you asking, and outbound drafted to a folder. Nothing sends itself.
You leave withThree routines running on your own business, each with a written checkpoint line naming the human who reads it.
- 03
Dates TBD
Workuity Biltmore
BuildFirst Deploy
A marketing site, built and deployed in one sitting
Everything so far lived in a chat window. Tonight it gets a URL. Claude Code and the Codex extension are the same chat moved into your files — we install one together, scaffold the site, write a positioning one-pager and make it the hero, generate five pages from real data, and deploy before the room clears.
You leave withA live URL with your own positioning on it, plus five programmatic pages that survive a stranger reading them.
- 04
Dates TBD
Workuity Biltmore
AutomateThe Night Shift
A support agent and a workflow that runs while you sleep
Until tonight, everything waited for you to show up. Session four puts an agent on the site you shipped — answering from your own pages, escalating what it shouldn't touch — and one workflow on a schedule that drafts into a review queue you approve. Same repo as last session, extended from a prepared branch.
You leave withA chat agent live on your site with its guardrails written down, and one scheduled workflow you've watched run and watched fail.
Open source
Take the materials home.
Slides, follow-along guides and 16 skill files, published free to take and run any time.
- 01day-zero-01-first-threads.zip1 skill
- 02day-zero-02-coworking-with-ai.zip5 skills
- 03day-zero-03-first-deploy.zip7 skills
- 04day-zero-04-agentic-workflows.zip3 skills
- Allday-zero.zipDownload
Between sessions, it lives in Discord.
Recaps, archive links, questions and everyone's work in progress.
- In person, Phoenix area
- Four sessions
- Materials published free
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