Short lesson clips
Week 1 uses focused video segments with captions and clear pause points.
Week 1 course demo
See how your teen starts building with AI agents
This sample shows the actual Week 1 flow: short lesson clips, practice checks, and a build task that turns AI agent practice into a useful project step.
Week 1 sequence
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Video: AI Is A Thinking Partner
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Check: Prompt Quality
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Video: Name The Customer
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Check: Customer And Problem Specificity
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Video: Check Before You Believe
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Check: Safe Validation
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Assignment: Submit Your Problem Brief
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video segments
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practice checks
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build fields
Sample lesson
Try one Week 1 clip.
This preview keeps it simple: watch the first lesson, answer one check, and see the project task.
Week 1 sample clip
AI Is A Thinking Partner
00:46
Before you trust an AI idea, name the customer, problem, constraints, and review criteria.
Practice check
What was missing from the learner's first prompt?
Build task
Start a useful app or workflow.
After the clip, students use an AI agent to sharpen one problem and prepare the first project step.
They prepare a problem brief, clearer agent prompt, review note, and first prototype idea.
Learning model
Self-paced still means building.
AgentReady is closer to a guided AI builder session than a video library. Learners move forward by watching, answering, and turning AI work into a prototype step.
Practice checks
Each clip is followed by a question that helps the learner pause and explain.
Prototype build task
The weekly task turns the lesson into a customer/problem brief and first useful project step.
Parent confidence
Learners keep prompts, decisions, and safety checks visible without collecting child names at signup.
8-week curriculum
Eight weeks, each ending with visible project progress.
The beta starts small so the curriculum can improve around real kid-built app and workflow projects, parent feedback, and build quality.
01
Find a problem
Use an LLM to explore a customer, problem, and safe next step.
02
Shape the offer
Create a customer profile, value proposition, and reusable prompt system.
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Research the market
Use AI to organize research while checking sources and assumptions.
04
Build the page
Use a coding or design assistant to draft a parent-safe landing page.
05
Prototype the idea
Break a small product or service demo into agent-friendly tasks.
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Create the sales kit
Draft honest messaging, FAQ copy, and parent-approved outreach.
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Test and improve
Use feedback and AI-assisted analysis to make one clear revision.
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Present the demo
Package the project story, AI workflow, build choices, and next step.
First cohort
The first cohort is built around real project work.
Parents get a focused signup. Kids get practical AI agent lessons that turn prompts into plans, workflows, prototypes, and demos.
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