Learn AI for your business.

Short tracks for owners and operators. Each one explains a part of AI in plain English, links the official sources worth your time and shows where it fits in a real business. For every detail, the course goes all the way.

Checked October 24, 20267 tracks, 34 sources

01The map

Pick a track

Each one takes a few minutes to read. Start with prompting if AI is new to you.

  1. Prompting basics

    Ask well and the first answer is one you can use.4 sources2 min readRead the track: Prompting basics

  2. AI agents

    Know when an agent helps and when a simple workflow is enough.5 sources2 min readRead the track: AI agents

  3. Agentic systems and automations

    Hand repeat work to workflows that run on their own, with you approving.5 sources2 min readRead the track: Agentic systems and automations

  4. AI customer support and voice

    Answer every message and call, with rules for when a person steps in.5 sources2 min readRead the track: AI customer support and voice

  5. Websites and search (SEO and AEO)

    Get found in search and quoted in AI answers.5 sources2 min readRead the track: Websites and search (SEO and AEO)

  6. Data and reporting

    One screen, or one morning note, that says what changed.5 sources2 min readRead the track: Data and reporting

  7. Safety and rules

    Use AI without leaking data, misleading customers or breaking rules.5 sources2 min readRead the track: Safety and rules

The course

02Three ways through

Not sure where to start?

Pick the job you most want off your plate and read these in order.

03Questions

What owners ask first

Where should a business owner start learning AI?

Start with prompting basics: it takes an afternoon and makes every other AI tool better. Then pick the track that matches the job you most want off your plate.

Are these AI lessons free?

Yes. Every track is free to read, and every source it links is free to open: official docs, guides, papers and open-source projects.

Who are these tracks for?

Owners and operators of small businesses who want to use AI well without becoming engineers. The tracks need no code. The course is for builders and has code, with a plain-English note for owners on every lesson.

How is Learn different from the resources page?

Resources is a short shelf of links. Learn explains each topic first, in plain English, then gives the sources and shows where it fits in a business.

Next step

Rather have it built for you?

Reading is optional. Tell me what's stuck and I'll build it into the business you already run.

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  • You keep your accounts
  • Nothing sends without your yes