Workshops · Live working sessions

Build an AI workflow you can keep using.

A live working session for one person or a small group. Bring a real task, decision, or workflow. The session is built around that problem so you can work through the process yourself rather than watch a generic demonstration.

You leave with the workflow you built, the instructions behind it, and a clear way to keep using and improving it after the session.

Format
Live session
Who
Solo or team
Methodology
Built around your work
What you can build

Choose the system you want to work on.

Each topic below comes from a workflow already running in the practice. A session takes one of those ideas and adapts it to your own work, using the lowest-cost tools that can do the job well and explaining when another option is worth considering.

Foundations and orientation
Learn what large language models do, how major assistants differ, and when a simple chat is enough. Then move into agents that can work across files, follow reusable instructions, and support a larger workflow.
Document and evidence pipelines
Turn long documents, reports, filings, and material collected from public sources into organized findings that can be searched, checked, and reused.
Decks, reports and dashboards
Build presentations, reports, and dashboards from an analysis while keeping the figures and underlying evidence connected to the final output.
Drafting in your voice
Build instructions that help an agent preserve your wording and level of formality across different kinds of writing, from longer documents to short replies.
Reusable instructions and review
Build reusable instructions, project rules, and review steps that teach an agent how you want the work done and check the output before you use it.
Keeping the system useful
Learn how to revise the instructions and workflows as your work changes so the system improves with use instead of becoming another process you have to work around.
Why it works

Built around doing the work.

The session is designed so you understand the workflow because you build it yourself and leave able to keep using it.

You build it yourself.

You work on the actual system during the session. The result is a workflow you have built and tested yourself, not notes from someone else's demonstration.

Designed by an economist and university professor.

The session emphasizes reasoning, verification, and deciding where AI is actually useful. The tool is part of the workflow, not the purpose of the workshop.

Built to keep using.

You keep the workflow, the reusable instructions behind it, and the materials needed to continue working with it. The goal is to leave with a system you understand well enough to adapt as the work changes.

How it is priced

Priced by the room.
Booked by the session.

One private workshop session, a flat price set by how long it runs and how many are in the room. One organizer books and pays the total, and the session is yours alone, so there is no minimum to meet and no waiting for a room to fill.

The full workshop runs five hours and builds your workflow end to end. The focus session runs one hour, takes one topic from the list above, and builds your first working version of it.

Either way, the commands, skills, and templates behind what you built go home with you, yours to keep and reuse. The focus session sends the set for the topic you built; the full workshop, the complete library.

No hourly billing. Fixed prices, set before the work begins.

Educators get 40 percent off. Faculty and staff at a university or college, or at a public or private school, email proof of employment to eddy@minuciadvisory.com and the discount comes back by email, sized to the number of attendees you register. The educator rate is arranged privately and is not posted online. Bringing more than four, email the same address for an invoice that adds each attendee, with the call link and workshop resources for everyone in the room.

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$500
A private one-on-one session.
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Not sure which session fits?

Bring the task or workflow you want to improve. A short conversation can usually establish which workshop format makes the most sense and what would be useful to build during the session.