Guillaume Duvernay

Thu 8 Oct18:00 Berlin time (CEST)

100 EURone hour, live
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Thursday 8 October, 18:00 Berlin time (CEST)

  • Online, small group, questions at the end
  • A ready-to-configure AI setup, sent after
  • No coding background needed
Satisfied or refunded

If you don't think you got enough value for the money, just email me your feedback and I'll refund you in full.

Workshops

5x your efficiency at work with this AI setup

A setup of your own, so the work you do with AI adds up instead of restarting every session.

By the end of the hour, you'll know

  • What can you actually achieve working with AI?
  • Where should you work with AI?
  • How do you give AI the context of your work?
  • How do you connect the tools you work with?

Thu 8 Oct18:00 Berlin time (CEST)

100 EURone hour, live
  • Online, small group, questions at the end
  • A ready-to-configure AI setup, sent after
  • No coding background needed
Save my spot
Satisfied or refunded

If you don't think you got enough value for the money, just email me your feedback and I'll refund you in full.

Since Claude Code's release in early 2025, anyone can access powerful, generalist AI agents for about $20 a month.

Software engineers were the first to leverage those and multiply their output. Why? Because they already worked in files, knew how tools communicate, and understood how to handle AI-ready context.

Today, only a small share of knowledge workers have learned to scale their work with AI. In this hour, I'll onboard you to the same setup.

Guillaume speaking into a microphone at No-Code Week
No-Code Week, 2025 · Photo: William Jezequel

Learn with Guillaume

I've spent years building, teaching and experimenting with AI, automation and no-code. This workshop is what all of it turned into: how I work with AI every day. I first set it up for my own work, across my job and my side projects. Then I brought it to Softr, an AI-first startup, where I onboarded a 25-person GTM team to working this way with AI.

The AI setup in numbers

  • ~5xmy own output since working with this setup
  • 9 monthsof fine-tuning it on my own work, every day
  • 7 yearsof automation experience embedded into it

Three awards in AI and automation

  • Softr Hackathon2023
  • Airtable Hackathon2024
  • n8n Hackathon2025
Guillaume on stage holding the prize cheque for the Softr challenge
Winning the Softr challenge, No-Code Summit, 2023
A talk on working efficiently with AI
No-Code Week, 2026 · Photo: Anete Lusina
La Grande Journée, No-Code France, 2025
The Airtable challenge, No-Code Summit, 2024
Guillaume in conversation with another attendee at La Grande Journée
La Grande Journée, No-Code France, 2025
Speaking at the No-Code Summit, 2024
No-Code Week, 2026 · Photo: Maximilian Kafanke
Winning the Airtable challenge, No-Code Summit, 2024
Guillaume on stage presenting an AI agent built in n8n
Presenting an AI agent at an n8n event
No-Code Week, 2026 · Photo: Anete Lusina
La Grande Journée, No-Code France, 2025
Winning the n8n hackathon, No-Code Week, 2025 · Photo: William Jezequel
On stage with the n8n team
No-Code Week, 2026 · Photo: Maximilian Kafanke

Most people use AI tools one question at a time. Nothing adds up, and every session starts from zero. In one hour we set up the other way: one place, your way of working written down once, your tools reachable from there.

Most people

One-off chat

Fast answers, fast output.

Your context and methods scatter, or sink into the history.

What carries over
Some people

A project inside a tool

One subject and a few files in one place.

The work stays boxed in by tool or by topic.

What carries over
The top 1%

A setup you work in

Context, methods, sources, projects and results, all connected.

Needs a light structure and a bit of discipline.

What carries over

What it looks like when it works

One ordinary request, and the work it turns into, in the apps you already use.

The questions we'll answer

  1. Why do most people get so little out of AI?

    They use it one question at a time, so nothing adds up. We start from what changes when it does.

  2. What can you actually achieve working with AI?

    A real setup from my own work, end to end, so you see where this goes after a few weeks.

  3. Where does AI work best?

    On the files you already work on, opened, edited and saved in place, not pasted into a chat.

  4. Where should you work with AI?

    Which platform, and why a tool called Claude Code is still the right one when you never write code.

  5. How do you organize your AI setup?

    One place for everything, in a structure that holds whatever your job is. I show you mine, then we adapt it to yours.

  6. How do you give AI the context of your work?

    Write down how you work once, as skills, so you stop explaining yourself every session.

  7. How do you connect the tools you work with?

    Calendar, CRM, docs: what is worth plugging in, and what only burns context.

  8. How do you keep getting better at it?

    Read what the agent did and ask it how it got there. My video renders went from 15 minutes to 3 that way.

  9. How do you make sure none of it is lost?

    It all lives in files now. Two ways to back it up, you pick one.

What you leave with

  • One place for all your work, instead of a project per area of your life
  • A file structure that holds up whatever your job is
  • Your way of working written down once, so you stop re-explaining it every session
  • The method for connecting your own tools, and the judgement of what is worth connecting
  • How to read what the agent actually did, and make it faster next time
  • A backup, so none of this depends on one laptop
  • A ready-to-configure AI setup, sent to you after the session
When
Thursday 8 October, 18:00 Berlin time (CEST)
Length
One hour live, then up to 30 minutes of questions for anyone who wants to stay
Where
Online, in a small group
Afterwards
No replay. You get a ready-to-configure AI setup instead, so you can build yours right away.

Who it's for

  • You work in marketing, sales, finance, HR or any other knowledge work
  • You already use Claude or ChatGPT most days
  • You plan to lean on AI heavily and you expect real gains from it

What you need

  • An AI assistant you already pay for, like Claude, ChatGPT/Codex, Open Code or equivalent
  • Some real work to point it at

It's not for you if

  • You want to automate things through APIs and scripts. That is the second workshop.
  • You're looking for a coding course.

20x the value

This session gives you a setup that keeps working after it ends, so every week of work with AI costs you less than it does today.

If you don't think you got enough value for the money, just email me your feedback and I'll refund you in full.

Questions people ask

Do I need to know how to code?

No. Nothing in the session needs code, and if you have never opened a terminal, that is fine.

Which AI tool do I need?

It's good to already have access to one, like Claude, ChatGPT/Codex, Open Code or similar. If not, you can just follow along: I show the setup in Claude, and the method carries over.

Is there a replay?

No. The session is live so I can adapt it to your questions. You get a ready-to-configure AI setup afterwards, which is more useful than a recording.

What if it is not worth it for me?

Email me your feedback and I'll refund you in full.

5x your efficiency at work with this AI setup

Thursday 8 October, 18:00 Berlin time (CEST)

Save my spot · 100 EUR

If you don't think you got enough value for the money, just email me your feedback and I'll refund you in full.

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