1
AI judgment
What AI can do, where it fails, and how kids stay in charge.
Founding beta now forming for grades 6-9
AI Agent Bootcamp for Middle Schoolers
An 8-week parent-trusted program that teaches kids to use AI as a learning partner, not a shortcut.
19 of 20 seats open$99 beta8 live labsNo child names
The beta offer
Help your kid enter the AI era with judgment.
Know when AI is useful and when it is confidently wrong
Use agent workflows without letting AI take over the thinking
Get help with schoolwork without crossing into cheating
Build repeatable study, research, writing, and creativity systems
Curriculum
Eight weeks from curious user to responsible AI operator.
Each week gives kids one repeatable workflow, one hands-on project, and one parent-visible artifact.
2
Prompting well
Goals, context, constraints, examples, and better follow-up questions.
3
The agent loop
Goal, plan, do, check, improve, and ask a human when it matters.
4
School integrity
Brainstorming, outlining, citations, disclosure, and no-copy boundaries.
5
Study coach
Build a quizzer that explains mistakes and adjusts difficulty.
6
Research helper
Turn a topic into questions, source checks, notes, and a claim checklist.
7
Creative agent
Use AI for stories, games, product ideas, and project planning.
8
Capstone
Present a personal AI workflow and the safeguards that keep it honest.
Agentic AI for kids
A simple operating model kids can remember.
The program teaches one core loop: set a goal, make a plan, let AI help with a step, check the output, improve it, and ask a human when the stakes are real.
1
Goal
2
Plan
3
Do with AI
4
Check
5
Improve
6
Ask a human
What the beta includes
Enough structure to learn, light enough to launch fast.
The first cohort is built as a guided family enrichment program, not a software platform with child accounts.
Weekly live lab
One 45-minute guided session for kids, with parent-visible project goals.
Recorded lessons
Short rewatchable modules for families who miss a live session.
Printable guides
Parent safety guide, student AI pledge, and project rubrics.
Final showcase
Each kid presents one workflow and explains how they checked the AI.
Safety and trust
Built around parent trust before platform scale.
The beta is deliberately lightweight: teach the workflows, prove the curriculum, and collect parent feedback before building child accounts or autonomous tools.
Parent-owned signup, no child names required for the beta
No autonomous posting, purchasing, messaging, or account creation
Academic integrity language kids can actually understand
Human check built into every agent workflow
Privacy-first curriculum with no selling child data
Project rubrics that reward judgment, not shortcutting
Founding price
Start with a beta parents can say yes to.
The first cohort is designed to validate demand, curriculum quality, and parent trust before a full subscription platform is built.
Founding family beta
$99
One family, up to three kids
Submit parent details first; payment is sent after schedule fit is confirmed.
1 founding-family request received. 19 spots still open.
- 8 weekly lessons and live labs
- Parent safety guide and student AI pledge
- Project templates and final showcase
- Founder input on the subscription product
After beta
$29
Monthly family subscription target
- Self-paced curriculum library
- Monthly live family AI lab
- Parent dashboard and project history
- Age-banded courses for grades 3-10
Parent questions
Built for parents who are interested and cautious.
Will this teach my kid to cheat?
No. The curriculum separates acceptable help from outsourcing the work. Kids practice brainstorming, questioning, checking, and disclosure instead of copying final answers.
Does my child need to know coding?
No. The beta focuses on everyday AI workflows for studying, research, planning, and creativity. Coding can come later for kids who want it.
Will kids use real AI tools?
Yes, with parent guidance. The beta avoids autonomous tools that post, purchase, message, or create accounts on a child's behalf.
What ages is this for?
The first cohort is tuned for grades 6-9. Younger and older siblings can be included, but the examples and pacing are built around middle school into high school readiness.
What will parents see?
Parents get the safety guide, weekly project goals, the student pledge, and the final capstone. The program is designed so you can see how your kid is using AI.
Why a founding beta?
The beta validates what families actually need before building a full subscription platform. Founding families help shape the curriculum, pricing, and product roadmap.
Apply for the beta
Reserve interest for the first 20 founding families.
This form collects parent contact details only. The next step is a short follow-up with cohort dates, payment link, and expectations.
Hero photo from Unsplash.