Create your first AI agent without coding

Your first agent set up in your own assistant: its job in one line, its one-page sheet, its instructions and files, its table with three tests passed, its “never” list with the handover sentence and its weekly review. And the blank template for the second agent, with the candidate task already chosen.

By the end of the course:

• You choose a task for your first agent with three conditions: it repeats, it can be checked and a mistake costs little.
• You turn the sheet into instructions of 8 to 15 lines and set them up in your own assistant with their files.
• You test the agent with a normal case, an edge case and a trick question, and you correct where it failed.
• You explain what an agent is (an instruction with a job: assignment, inputs, result and limits) and how it differs from a one-off conversation.
• You explain the seven parts of an agent's sheet and why the limits part is the most important.
• You explain who is responsible for what your agent tells another person and when it must hand the case over to a person.

1. Module 0 · What you will have at the end and how to use the course
2. Module 1 · From asking it for things to giving it a jobYou practice: Choose the task for your first agent
3. Module 2 · The agent's sheetYou practice: Your agent's sheet on one page
4. Module 3 · Instructions that are followedYou practice: Instructions that are followed and their files
5. Module 4 · Where your agent livesYou practice: Set up your agent in your assistant
6. Module 5 · Test it before letting it looseYou practice: Three tests and the correction
7. Module 6 · Limits and handover: who is responsibleYou practice: Your “never” items, your handover sentence and your weekly review
8. Module 7 · Guided case: Mrs. Marta's inquiries agent
9. Module 8 · A case from your field and what changes in your country
10. Module 9 · Final project: your first agent and the template for the next one

This is how the course is set up on the campus.

For you if today you think: “I know a lot about my field and I want to see if AI is useful to me”