CATALOGUE · APPLIED TRAINING

A route for every starting point.

Modular programs ending in an observable capability: a workflow, playbook, automation, application or playable prototype.

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GUIDE · LEARNING PATH

Find the right entry point without guessing your level.

Choose who is learning, their current experience and the capability they need. The recommendation uses the prerequisites and outcomes published in this catalogue; Max then confirms level, format and scope.

01 · WHO IS LEARNING
02 · STARTING POINT
03 · REQUIRED CAPABILITY

FORMAT / LIVE

The same rigor, four ways to learn.

01

Private 1:1

Personal objectives and pace. Online or on-site in Barcelona, subject to availability.

02

Open cohort

Small groups with shared exercises, review and a final project.

03

Company

A program adapted to the department, its documents, risks and real processes.

04

Intensive

A focused workshop to make a decision, build a first workflow or align the team.

PROGRAMS / 01—08

Duration is confirmed after calibrating the group. No program promises AI mastery in an afternoon.

AVAILABLEYou can enquire now; dates are confirmed after format and level review.

COHORTJoin the interest list until a compatible group is formed.

TAILOREDScope and duration are designed with the organization.

AI-101AVAILABLE
FOUNDATION

Practical AI for professionals

FOR
People starting out or using AI without a method
GUIDE DURATION
6 h · 3 sessions
OUTCOME
A personal workflow system covering context, verification and privacy.
TOPICS
Prompting and contextSearch and synthesisFiles and dataVerificationPrivacy
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PREREQUISITES
None. Bring two recurring tasks and access to an LLM during the session.
EXIT EVIDENCE
Two repeatable workflows, compared examples and a personal verification and data checklist.
WHAT COMES NEXT
CTX-201 for consistency or AI-DEPT to apply the method across a team.
I'm interested · AI-10101
AI-DEPTTAILORED
FOUNDATION—MID

AI for departments and SMEs

FOR
Admin, sales, operations, support and management
GUIDE DURATION
8–12 h · adaptable
OUTCOME
A department playbook with cases, boundaries and owners.
TOPICS
Task mappingRole-based casesSensitive dataUsage criteriaAdoption
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PREREQUISITES
An internal sponsor and three to five real tasks, described or anonymized.
EXIT EVIDENCE
Prioritized playbook, safe-use matrix and one first experiment with an owner and metric.
WHAT COMES NEXT
SAFE-201 for governance or a consulting diagnosis to automate a validated case.
I'm interested · AI-DEPT02
CTX-201AVAILABLE
MID

Prompting, context and evaluation

FOR
Users seeking consistent outcomes
GUIDE DURATION
8 h · 4 sessions
OUTCOME
A pattern library and a rubric for evaluating outputs.
TOPICS
Context designStructured outputsFew-shotRubricsEvals
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PREREQUISITES
Regular LLM use and at least one task whose output can be compared.
EXIT EVIDENCE
A five-case suite, rubric, reference results and criteria for detecting regressions.
WHAT COMES NEXT
AGT-301 when the workflow needs tools or APP-301 when it should become a product.
I'm interested · CTX-20103
AGT-301AVAILABLE
MID—ADVANCED

Agents, skills and MCP

FOR
Technical profiles, automators and innovation teams
GUIDE DURATION
12 h · 4 sessions
OUTCOME
An agent with tools, boundaries, state and completion conditions.
TOPICS
Agent architectureToolsSkillsMCPHandoffsVerification
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PREREQUISITES
Basic programming, APIs, terminal use and version control.
EXIT EVIDENCE
A runnable agent passing success, tool-failure, permission and human-escalation scenarios.
WHAT COMES NEXT
APP-301 for product integration or the Lab for a reproducible experiment.
I'm interested · AGT-30104
APP-301COHORT
MID—ADVANCED

AI-assisted application development

FOR
Developers and creators building products
GUIDE DURATION
16 h · 6 sessions
OUTCOME
A maintainable application with tests, review and a release plan.
TOPICS
SpecificationArchitectureAgent workflowsTestingSecurityDelivery
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PREREQUISITES
Programming, Git and a small problem or repository to work on.
EXIT EVIDENCE
A runnable application with tests, security review, known limits and a release checklist.
WHAT COMES NEXT
User testing and product review before release.
I'm interested · APP-30105
GAME-301COHORT
MID

Games with AI and Godot

FOR
Indie creators, developers and designers
GUIDE DURATION
16 h · 6 sessions
OUTCOME
A playable prototype ready for a playtesting mission.
TOPICS
Game loopGodotGDScriptSprite pipelineDebugPlaytesting
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PREREQUISITES
Basic programming concepts; prior Godot experience is not required.
EXIT EVIDENCE
A playable loop, build or test channel, error log and one traceable low-poly asset from per-face blueprint through atlas, UV, seams and validated import.
WHAT COMES NEXT
Game testing to assess onboarding, controls, difficulty and balance.
I'm interested · GAME-30106
SAFE-201TAILORED
ALL

Security, privacy and governance

FOR
Teams using AI with company information
GUIDE DURATION
4–8 h · modular
OUTCOME
An operating policy, risk matrix and human escalation protocol.
TOPICS
Data classificationProvidersPrompt injectionRetentionGovernance
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PREREQUISITES
An initial inventory of tools, data types and process owners.
EXIT EVIDENCE
An applicable policy, risk matrix and response exercise for one escalation scenario.
WHAT COMES NEXT
AI-DEPT for adoption or consulting review of a specific technical system.
I'm interested · SAFE-20107
AI-LEADAVAILABLE
LEADERSHIP

AI for business leaders

FOR
Management, department owners and transformation leads
GUIDE DURATION
4 h · workshop
OUTCOME
A prioritized opportunity portfolio and next experiments.
TOPICS
Value and feasibilityCost of failureBuild vs buyMetricsRoadmap
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PREREQUISITES
Ability to describe processes, constraints and decisions; no technical background required.
EXIT EVIDENCE
A ranked portfolio with an owner, risk, metric and next experiment for each priority.
WHAT COMES NEXT
A consulting enquiry when a priority needs further analysis.
I'm interested · AI-LEAD08

DELIVERY

Included in every live program

Recorded courses and the self-service campus are being prepared. The current catalogue is taught live so the first cohorts shape the material instead of turning assumptions into videos.

  • Level and objective diagnosis
  • Exercises based on recognizable cases
  • Reusable materials and templates
  • Privacy and verification criteria
  • Final project or playbook
  • A path to continue without dependency

NEXT COHORT

Let us design the right route.

Share the program, format, number of people, current level and what they should be able to do afterwards. I will reply personally with a proposed scope.

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