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Karan Rana
56 sessions

Brand/marketing manager, YouTuber, podcaster and course creator ("a non-tech guy"); presents the AI for Marketing, NotebookLM and Manus tool guides

Full name stated in the NotebookLM guide; in these lessons named once ("my name is Karan") or in role-play, ASR sometimes "current". Recorded about mid-June 2025; solo screen-shares, Indian brand examples.
Sessions
Google AI Studio Overview: the Developer Console for Gemini, Tokens and Context Windows, and a Multimodal Ad-Headline Demo15:36
Generative Media in AI Studio: Imagen Images, Veo Video on a Free Quota, and Multi-Speaker Speech Generation16:51
AI Studio Stream (Gemini Live): Talk to Gemini About Your Screen in Real Time, Attach Files, and Where Video Understanding Lags12:33
AI Studio Chat, Compare Mode and Temperature: Reading the Thinking Trace, Picking a Model, and Turning Creativity Up or Down15:29
Claude Overview: the Long Context Window, Plan-Gated Models, Changing Its Tone with Styles and Preferences, and Projects16:37
Claude Multimodal and Long Context: Analysing Images, Summarising a 64-Page Report, and Mining a YouTube CSV with Code16:06
Claude Artifacts, Integrations and Styles: a Published Interactive Content Calendar, Calendar and Gmail Search, and a Custom "Sardonic Wit" Voice16:28
Microsoft Copilot Overview: an In-App Sidekick in Word, Excel and PowerPoint - Strengths, Limits and Costs16:07
Copilot Standalone Chat and Image Generation: Hooks and LinkedIn Posts, Follow-Up Nudges, and How Prompts Get Expanded16:06
Copilot in Excel and Word: Data Insights, Goal-Focused Questions (and a Hallucinated Chart), and Chatting with a Document15:47
Copilot in PowerPoint: Prompt-to-Slide with Constraints, Designer Layouts, On-Slide Rewrite, and Probing Edge Cases13:49
Gemini Overview: Multimodal Uploads, @-Tagging Google Apps, Saved Info Personalisation, and Honest Weaknesses15:22
Gemini Gems: Saved Custom Assistants with Instructions and Knowledge Files, and Choosing Flash or Pro with Show Thinking15:35
Gemini Deep Research and Multimodal Analysis: Role-Task-Constraint Prompts, Editing the Research Plan, Export to Docs, and a Competitor Poster17:57
Gemini Canvas and Google Workspace Apps: Infographics and Docs in a Side Panel, Tone Slider, Export to Docs, and Calendar and Gmail Queries12:59
ChatGPT Overview: Origins and Adoption, Learning from Feedback, the Model Selector, Custom GPTs and Memory13:46
ChatGPT Models, Custom GPTs and Memory: Choosing a Model, Building a "Reel Hook Ninja" GPT, and Managing What It Remembers15:58
ChatGPT Multimodal, Image Generation, Share and Download: Files In, Posters Out, and Moving Work Out of the Chat18:58
ChatGPT Video, Projects and Threads: Sora Settings and Style Presets, Project Folders with Files and Instructions, and Filing Chats18:08
Manus Overview: an Agent That Builds Slides, Images, Video and Websites, and the Three-Zone Dashboard13:37
Manus Threads and Multimodal Input: Rename and Favourite, Share as a Replay, and Analysing an Image16:43
Manus Slides and Images: Agent-Built Slide Decks with Export, Anatomy of an Image Prompt, and an Agent That Pauses to Ask18:42
Manus Video and Website Creation: Model and Credit Choices for Video, and an Agent That Researches, Builds, Tests and Deploys a Site20:45
Vibe Marketing: Emotion x Automation x Virality, the Marketer as Orchestrator, and an AI Squad of Tools18:30
Claude for Marketing Analytics and Content Calendars: Long Context, CSV Analysis Like an Intern Brief, and MCP-Powered Planning15:14
Prompting for Marketers: Role, Output Format, Context - and the Same Brief in ChatGPT o3 versus Manus26:51
Zapier for Marketers: Trigger-Action Zaps to Post Drive Uploads to LinkedIn and File Email Attachments15:05
An n8n Content-Repurposing Workflow: Google Sheet Paragraph to Tweet, LinkedIn Post and Shorts Script24:39
Replit Agent for a Lead Magnet: a Waitlist Site with Email Capture and a Database from One Prompt16:52
AI Product Ads: Turn a Phone Photo into an Animated Poster in Canva Magic Studio, then a Video Shot in Genspark19:06
Competitive Intelligence on Autopilot: a Relay.app Workflow That Emails a Weekly LinkedIn Influencer Analysis21:13
Hands-On Project: a Chat-Triggered n8n Agent with Search, Manus Repurposing, and a Weekend Relay Assignment17:14
The Future of Vibe Marketing: Four AI Trends, Assistant Chef versus Head Chef, Career Paths and Staying Current18:14
NotebookLM Overview: a Source-Grounded Research Assistant, Notes Formats, Citations and a Start-Small Workflow15:54
NotebookLM Panels, Sources and Citations: Up to 300 Sources, Discover Sources, Renaming, and Tracing Answers16:25
NotebookLM Audio Overviews: a Two-Host AI Podcast from a YouTube Video, Customised, Interactive and Shareable15:44
NotebookLM Study Notes and Mind Maps: Timeline, FAQ, Study Guide, Briefing Doc, and a Clickable Topic Tree16:36
Notion AI Overview: AI Inside Your Workspace - Summarise, Translate and Brainstorm Inline, Templates, and Where It Falls Short15:27
Notion AI Chat Across Your Workspace, Filters, and Meeting Notes: Make Shorter and Action Items from a Transcript16:58
Building a Notion Database with AI: Pages with Properties, "Build with AI", and Kanban and Calendar Views14:18
Notion AI for Drafting: Space-Bar Brainstorms, Flowcharts from Text, Tone and Grammar Edits, and an Email from Scratch14:48
Perplexity Overview: Live Web Search plus AI Synthesis with Line-Level Citations, Live Data, and Deep Research16:28
Perplexity Spaces and Templates: a Project Room with Standing Instructions and Your Own Files, and Adapting a Template15:54
Perplexity Deep Research, Citations and the Model Selector: Three Search Tiers, Back-Checking Every Line, and Choosing a Model15:59
Perplexity Discover, Personalisation, Multimodal Uploads and Voice: Context About You, Image Analysis, Dictation and Two-Way Voice17:07
Weekly AI Updates — July 2025 digest (2 episodes)3:37:27
Weekly AI Updates — October 2025 digest (5 episodes)9:39:25
Weekly AI Updates — December 2025 digest (5 episodes)9:05:27
Weekly AI Updates — February 2026 digest (4 episodes)5:49:49
Weekly AI Updates — March 2026 digest (4 episodes)6:10:35
Weekly AI Updates — April 2026 digest (5 episodes)7:26:21
Weekly AI Updates — May 2026 digest (4 episodes)6:32:14
Zapier Overview: Trigger and Action, Start from Templates, and Filters, Formatter and Multi-Step Zaps15:52
Zapier Dashboard, Zaps, Triggers and Actions: the Canvas, Setup-Configure-Test, and a Gmail-to-Sheets Zap16:38
Zapier Copilot: Ask It to Explain and Fill Fields, Gmail Search Operators, and the Built-In Filter and Formatter Apps15:37
Zapier Task Usage and Zap History: Plan Limits, Polling Costs, Four Ways to Cut Usage, and Reading a Run13:13
A
Anthony Gallo
44 sessions

Course author and sole instructor - co-founder of ContentCreator.com, YouTuber with hundreds of thousands of subscribers, ten years a creator; built PromptEdit.com after finding fal.ai too developer-oriented

Sessions
Sections 1-2: Why AI, Not ChatGPT — Four Prompting Techniques, ChatGPT vs Claude vs Gemini, and Tools vs Marketplaces1:01:00
Section 3: AI Image Generation — Nano Banana Pro's Nine Use Cases, Grok vs Nano Banana, Photoshop's Five AI Tools, Ideogram Logos, Image Ads, and Upscaling1:56:20
Sections 4-5: AI Clones and AI Video — the 5-Step Workflow, Image-to-Video Prompting, First/Last Frame, HeyGen, Runway Aleph, ElevenLabs Voice, and Wan 2.2 Replace2:08:55
Section 6: Four Full Builds — a Faceless Hook in 20 Minutes, a '$300,000 Ad for Under $30', an Animated Music Video, and a Viral AI-Clone Action Sequence2:13:12
Sections 7-8: Thumbnails That Stop the Scroll, and Writing With AI — Train It on Your Voice, Ideas to Outline to Script, Canvas, Research, Feedback, Repurposing, and the 5-Part Ad Formula1:44:16
Section 9: AI Video Editing — the Same Edit in DaVinci and CapCut, Ten DaVinci AI Tools, Premiere's Generative Features, SubMagic, Autopod, Adobe Enhance, Voice-Clone ADR, and Horizontal-to-Vertical Outpainting4:18:42
Bonus: Launch a Digital Product With AI in Two Days — Quick-Win Products, Order Bumps, Seven Myths, and the Five-Step AI Build0:39:30
Supplement: The Realtor Reel Pipeline, Twenty-Five AI Filmmaking Moves, and Five Editors Graded Out of Ten1:33:43
Day 1: A Three-Category Camera Framework, the Ladder to Full Frame, and Buying Rules for Sound, Filters, Storage and the Machine You Edit On3:00:06
Day 2: Focal Length and Compression, Crop Factor, Why Not to Buy a Variable-Aperture Zoom — and What a Real Camera Gives You That a Phone Does Not1:59:32
Days 3-5: Depth You Can Measure, Movement That Means Something, and Light as Direction, Intensity and Quality2:20:54
Day 7's Real Lesson: A Data-Management System That Survives a Client Coming Back Two Years Later — Plus the Three-Effect Audio Chain2:10:52
Final Cut Pro End to End: Library, Event and Project; the Magnetic Timeline and Why Premiere Users Fight It; Two Rough-Cut Methods; Compound Clips; Colour by Scopes1:54:07
After Effects for Editors: Compositing Rather Than Cutting — Compositions, the Anchor Point, Easing on the Graph Editor, Masks to Take a Logo Apart, and Motion Blur's Two Switches1:29:50
Two Real Jobs Taken Apart: Five Commercials in Five Hours, the Eight-Part Messaging Framework, What It Cost and What It Made — Then Where to Put It1:39:01
Writing the Commercial: Eight Steps, Nine Themes, an Eight-Part Message — and Why Messaging Outranks Your Camera2:00:41
Shoot Day and Cut: Coverage, Coaching a Nervous Owner, Free Talent, and a Premiere Assembly Order That Starts With Bins1:19:25
The Business Bonus Section: CCV, Testimonials, Referrals, Website Retainers, an Editor-Hiring Rubric — and the Two Studio Setups Behind the Course's Own Videos3:16:10
Research: Three Proven Scripts, the Four Areas of a Script That Sells, the Four Phases, the Avatar-Offer-Message Trifecta, Psychographics, and the 37-Minute Immersion Exercise1:09:21
Brainstorm: The 4x2 Storyboard, Five Hook Formulas, the Point A-to-B Gap, Four Ways to Bridge It, and the Four Keys to a Call to Action0:36:30
Finalize: The 80/20 Prune to Version 2.0, Read It Aloud Six Times, Never Write Alone, the Live Write-Through of the 1 Day Script Ad, and 14 Day Filmmaker as Bonus and Funnel1:58:11
Day 1: The Six Universal Camera Settings — Frame Rate, the Exposure Triangle, White Balance, Resolution, and the Order You Set Them In2:54:36
Days 2-3: Frame Rate in Practice, Focal Length, Dynamic Range — and the Gear Paradox, With Criteria Instead of Model Numbers2:10:51
Days 4-5: Five Composition Rules, Ten Camera Angles, Five Camera Movements — and the Five Ways Movement Goes Wrong1:34:51
Days 6-7: Direction, Intensity and Quality of Light; Three-Point Setups on a $150 Budget; and the Seven Steps to Audio That Does Not Lose the Viewer2:26:00
Days 8-9: Three Levels of Story, Four Pillars, Shooting for the Edit — Then the Ten-Step Editing Workflow and the Top Ten Beginner Mistakes2:30:27
Editing on the Phone: The Same Job in Two Apps — Beat Cuts, Real Slow Motion, Speed Ramps, Manual Colour, Transcript Editing and Export Settings That Survive Instagram3:00:44
Editing on the Desktop: Keyframes and Easing, Optical-Flow Slow Motion, Log Grading by Waveform, Auto-Cutout, Masking and Motion Tracking2:01:36
DaVinci Resolve End to End: Seven Pages, Ripple Editing, Scopes Over Eyeballs, the Fairlight EQ-FX-Dynamics Chain, and Why Not to Use the Export Presets5:52:56
Premiere Pro End to End: The Ten-Step Order of Operations, Pancake Timelines, Transcript Editing, the Three-Effect Vocal Chain, Four-Step Log Grading and Proxies5:40:29
Day 12: Packaging Before Production — Niche, Hook, Thumbnail, the CTR-and-Watch-Time Model, and Why Lighting and Audio Outrank the Camera2:36:59
Days 13-14: Hooks, Trend-Jacking and Repurposing — Then Getting Paid: Fifty Conversations a Week, Relevant Portfolios, the Deep Dive, and a Demo Reel That Converts3:34:12
Bonus: Recurring Revenue From Websites, the $2,500 Studio Behind a $30k-a-Week Commercial, and Why He Shoots 1080p Log on the Cheaper Body2:06:08
Template Pack: Download-All Links, and How LUTs Work — Correction vs Creative, Naming, Lumetri, and Installing Them Permanently0:10:14
Starter Secrets: The Four-Pillar Topic Test, Naming the Channel, How the Algorithm Tests a Video, and Nine Ways a Channel Makes Money1:16:06
The Video Formula, Packaging, and Getting Comfortable on Camera — Hook, Foundation, Loops, Outro; Titles and Thumbnails Before Filming; and an Eight-Step Ladder Out of Camera Anxiety2:32:30
Gear by Criteria, Not Model Number — The Gear Paradox, a Camera Checklist That Outlives Any Phone, and the Buying Rules for Light, Sound, Filters, Gimbals and Storage1:59:02
The Smartphone Practicum: Fixed Apertures, ND Filters as the Shutter Fix, Codec and Colour-Space Choices, and Why the 1x Lens Out-Blurs the Telephoto2:51:18
Buying and Driving a Real Camera: Log Profiles You Are Not Ready For, Autofocus and Stabilisation Ranked, Zebras and Peaking — Plus the Seven-Step Audio Framework2:38:49
Lighting and the Room Around It: The Same Setup at $0, $150 and Studio Scale, Practicals for Depth, Foam for Echo — and the Movement Vocabulary3:15:44
The Ten-Step Edit and the Money Behind It — Story Cut Before Polish, Templates as a Team Multiplier, and Why the Channel Is a Funnel Rather Than an Income2:05:52
Short Form: Goal Before Content, Three Pillars, Five Shareability Hacks, Beat-Synced Reels — and Three Match-Cut Tutorials1:52:20
Mobile Editing (Shared Module): The Same Job Taught in Two Apps — Slow-Motion Ratios, Beat Cuts, Manual Colour, Transcript Editing and Platform Exports3:00:44
Desktop Editing (Shared Modules): Resolve's Seven Pages, CapCut Desktop's Keyframes and Log Grading, and Premiere's Ten-Step Order12:40:27
U
Uttam Gupta
27 sessions

Trainer - former director of growth at Growth School, founder of Agent Valley (agentvalley.ai)

Heard as Sutta / Utham / Autumn / Tom / Utam across the modules; HeyGen's on-screen greeting 'Utam Gupta, your digital twin is ready' (video module) fixes the name.
Sessions
Why 99% of Personal Brands Fail: Trust at Scale, Real vs Vanity Metrics, and Pillar 1 - Your Story24:26
Pillar 2 - Your Specialty: Own One Thing, the Specificity Formula, and the 'Get Ultra Specific' Interrogation Workflow30:23
Pillar 3 - Your One Person: Write for One, Attract Thousands (the Five Questions and the AI-Drafts-First Variant)22:49
Pillars 4 and 5 - Mission and Method: the Contrarian Mission Statement and Packaging Your Process as a Named Framework28:54
Find a Profitable Niche and Build Your Positioning Statement: the Passion/Profit Matrix, Four Validation Questions, Perplexity-then-ChatGPT Research, and the Master Formula30:47
Why 90% of LinkedIn Content Fails: the Five Algorithm Signals, What's Dead, the 3-Second Gates, and Six Psychological Triggers26:41
The Four-Pillar Content Strategy (40/25/25/10), the Weekly Schedule, and When to Post16:23
15 Hook Formulas That Stop the Scroll, Live Hook Practice, and Writing the Body and CTA36:29
Four Ways to Never Run Out of Ideas: Expertise Mining, the 5-Year Reflection Interview, Audience-Question Mining in Perplexity, and Competitor Analysis50:27
Write a Full Post with AI: 15 Hooks, the Post Template with a Virality Score, Human Polish, Seven-Format Repurposing, and the 30-Day Calendar23:27
The LinkedIn Lead-Gen Mindset and Your Ideal Customer Profile: the Funnel, Five ICP Dimensions, Buying Signals, and Deposit Before You Withdraw42:22
Find Anyone on LinkedIn: Three Prospecting Layers, Boolean Search, and Two Free Unlimited-Search Hacks (LinkedInProspect, RecruitmentGeek)26:28
The Outreach Playbook: Fan/Neighbor/Peer Requests, the 5-Touch Strategy, Crystal Knows Personality Reads, Acceptance Benchmarks and Weekly Limits38:54
Turn Content Into Leads: the 3:2:1 Ratio, Hand-Raise Posts, Three Tiers of Lead Magnet, the Comment-to-DM Funnel, and the Rule of 10038:08
LinkedIn Sales Navigator: Free vs Premium vs Navigator, Personas, Filtering 5,000,000 CEOs Down to 8, Account Filters, and Exporting Before the Trial Ends34:49
The Truth About LinkedIn Profiles: Top 1% vs 99%, the 3-Second Rule, and the Profile-as-Funnel15:14
The $10,000 Headline: the Universal Formula, Ten Templates, and the Checklist15:07
Headline and Headshot in Under 20 Minutes with AI: the Mega-Prompt and a Nano Banana Pro Headshot19:04
Build a Lead-Generating LinkedIn Banner in Canva, with an AI Banner-Copy Prompt12:32
The About Section: the HSVC Framework, Five Writing Methods, and the Generator Prompt14:56
The Featured Section: Turn the Profile Into a Funnel (Four Content Types, the Build, the 1200x627 Cover)13:38
Final Sections and Power Moves: Results-Focused Experience, Follow vs Connect, Settings, and the Branded URL24:40
Record Once, Post Forever: Shooting the 3-5 Minute Raw Video Your AI Clone Trains On, and the Teleprompter Hack23:29
Build Your AI Twin: Clone Your Face on HeyGen and Your Voice on ElevenLabs (Instant vs Professional Cloning)42:40
Connect the Dots: Link ElevenLabs to HeyGen by API Key, Produce Your First Avatar Video, Fix Pronunciation, and the External-Audio Workaround36:57
Never Run Out of B-Roll: AI Images and Clips in Higgsfield (Nano Banana Pro, Kling 3.0, Veo 3, DoP Effects)35:35
The 5-Minute Edit in Veed: Green-Screen Removal, Pixabay Background and Music, Auto-Subtitles, Auto B-Roll16:07
H
Harshit
23 sessions

Trainer — vibe coding & n8n weekends; agency founder, Forbes contributor

Builds live and deliberately messy — 'this was the goal, to show you how messy everything can be.' Resource-heavy: drive packs, workflow JSONs, GitHub repos.
Sessions
Session 2: How to Plan, Scope and Sell your AI Projects3:10:34▶
Session 3: Building Elegant Landing Pages2:45:01▶
Session 4: How to Build Micro Prototypes2:48:05▶
Session 7: The Outreach Engine2:58:38▶
Session 8: The Conversion Playbook3:00:51▶
Session 14: Claude Code — Advanced Workflows3:09:10▶
Session 17: Facebook Ads Competitor Research & Replication3:00:10▶
Session 25: Product Hunt Launch Playbook — Engineering as Marketing, Rules That Get You Banned, and a Real Launch Scheduled Live2:50:00▶
Session 26: Product-Led Activation & Lifecycle Growth — Turning a Free Tool into a Growth Machine2:58:36▶
Session 27: Lead Magnets as Proof Artifacts — the Mega-Prompt Build, Four Live Magnets, and the Skill That Packages the Workflow3:07:00
Day 9: Webhook vs API for Good — Apify Scraper, cURL Import, Structured Output, Gmail Drafts, then the Native-Node Rewrite5:03:00
Basecamp 2: Vibe Coding2:44:06▶
Basecamp 3: Introduction to n8n — I3:05:08▶
Basecamp 4: Introduction to n8n — II3:13:53▶
Office Hours I: Vetting an Idea, Niching Against the Frontier Labs, and Paul's Aircraft-Parts App (PWA, and 'What If I Get Hit by a Bus')1:37:15
Office Hours II: When to Pay for Vercel, Scraping Public Data for Paul's Gold-Pressure App, Audits as a Sales Hook, and Why Distribution Beats Building1:46:56
Office Hours IV: PostHog over Plausible, the Launch-Fast Loop, Scraping Ethics, Agent Swarms with Memory, and Why You Never Give Credits Away Free1:37:37
Office Hours VI: Paul's SEO/AEO/GEO Question - Moving a Lovable Site into GitHub and Claude Code, the GEO Skill, llms.txt, and CLIs as the Glue1:38:23
Office Hours XI: rolecompass.ai's Launch, Redesigning a Client Site Without Losing Its SEO, the Hermes Harness Tour, and Turning a Workflow into a Skill1:07:00
Office Hours XII: Building Paul's Second Brain — the Full Project-Management System, Live1:31:03▶
Office Hours XIII: Ponytail, Ten Hermes Instances, a Web-MCP Verification Layer, and CodeRabbit1:06:00▶
Office Hours XIV: Story Before Landing Page, Scoping an Agentic-Web Pitch, the Cost of Compute, Automating Past Google, and the Idea Bank1:32:20▶
Mentor Session XV: Selling Beats Building - Paul's Referral-Network Platform, Phone-Book Outbound, Give-First Communities, One Use Case Not a Hundred, and 'Know Thyself'1:42:07▶
N
Niharika
23 sessions

Cohort manager, Catalyst cohort 3

Session logistics, recordings and resource distribution.
Sessions
Session 2: How to Plan, Scope and Sell your AI Projects3:10:34▶
Session 3: Building Elegant Landing Pages2:45:01▶
Session 4: How to Build Micro Prototypes2:48:05▶
Session 5: Mastering Lead Generation2:54:50▶
Session 6: Building an AI-Powered Lead Gen Machine2:56:37▶
Session 7: The Outreach Engine2:58:38▶
Session 8: The Conversion Playbook3:00:51▶
Session 9: Introduction to Cursor & its principles2:08:13▶
Session 10: Building on Cursor & connect with AI workflows2:34:37▶
Session 11: Overview of Claude Code & Key Concepts (Installs, Modes, Context Files, Skills, Hooks & MCPs)2:20:39▶
Session 12: Claude Code — Design & Building Agents (App-First: a Game, a GTM Board, and a Live Deploy)2:47:02▶
Session 13: Claude Code — Skills, Sub Agents & the Token Economy (posted as 'Beyond Vibe Coding — n8n & More')2:48:45▶
Session 14: Claude Code — Advanced Workflows3:09:10▶
Session 15: Loop, Harness & Graph Engineering (posted as 'Securing Vibe-Coded Apps')3:13:36▶
Session 16: GitHub 101 — Fundamentals & Essentials2:39:48▶
Session 17: Facebook Ads Competitor Research & Replication3:00:10▶
Session 18: Nano Banana + Veo 3.1 Multi-Shot Video — UGC Genie, an AI-UGC Product Built Live3:03:35
Session 19: Content Strategy Pipeline — the YouTube Growth Stack, Built by an Agent Team of Chats2:48:43
Session 20: Complete LinkedIn Agency Automation — Carousels + Newsletter from One Content System2:55:12
Basecamp 4: Introduction to n8n — II3:13:53▶
Basecamp 5: MCP2:41:33▶
Office Hours III: Backing Up Claude Chats with Obsidian, Bridging Chat and Cowork, What Fable Is For, and the Context-Rot Problem1:13:48
Office Hours IV: PostHog over Plausible, the Launch-Fast Loop, Scraping Ethics, Agent Swarms with Memory, and Why You Never Give Credits Away Free1:37:37
S
Shivani
23 sessions

Cohort manager — first session in the new POC role; intro, logistics, CSAT poll

Sessions
Session 21: Advanced Data Extraction from PDFs — Parsing, OCR, and the Token-Free Product3:02:15
Session 22: Automate Admin Tasks — Advanced RAG (Enterprise 'Internal Perplexity' Built Live)3:07:00
Session 23: Automating AEO/GEO — Audits, the File Layer, and Evidence-Led AI Search3:08:52
Session 24: Building a Marketing OS — Sector-Agnostic Command Center on an Open-Source Stack3:10:11
Session 25: Product Hunt Launch Playbook — Engineering as Marketing, Rules That Get You Banned, and a Real Launch Scheduled Live2:50:00▶
Session 26: Product-Led Activation & Lifecycle Growth — Turning a Free Tool into a Growth Machine2:58:36▶
Session 27: Lead Magnets as Proof Artifacts — the Mega-Prompt Build, Four Live Magnets, and the Skill That Packages the Workflow3:07:00
Session 29: Build Always-On Assistants — Autonomy Is Designed, Not Switched On (OpenClaw on a VPS, Hermes on the Desktop)3:26:38▶
Session 30: C3 Town Hall — Four Cohort Products Under the Knife, Outcome Selling, and the Rest of the Programme2:33:44▶
Community Session 1: Causa Claims — a Non-Coder's Five-Agent Construction-Claims Pipeline, the Gate as the Product, and What RAG Really Costs1:08:00
Community Session II: The Meta-Harness — Praful Thakkar on AgentGrid, Orchestrator-plus-Workers on One Canvas, Hand-Off Between Models, and OAuth Instead of API Keys1:19:00
Founder Stack Ep01: How an AI Voice Agency Actually Makes Money — Matthew Cohn on Content as the Only Free Channel, Value-Based Pricing, the Three-Problem Rule, and SOPs Before Hiring2:48:42▶
Build Reliable AI Apps Using LangGraph: The Travel Agent That Changes Its Mind — State, Nodes, Cycles, Interrupts, and Why the Vocabulary Is the Skill2:12:07▶
Office Hours XI: rolecompass.ai's Launch, Redesigning a Client Site Without Losing Its SEO, the Hermes Harness Tour, and Turning a Workflow into a Skill1:07:00
Office Hours XIV: Story Before Landing Page, Scoping an Agentic-Web Pitch, the Cost of Compute, Automating Past Google, and the Idea Bank1:32:20▶
Mentor Session XV: Selling Beats Building - Paul's Referral-Network Platform, Phone-Book Outbound, Give-First Communities, One Use Case Not a Hundred, and 'Know Thyself'1:42:07▶
Build Your 2026 Marketing and Distribution Engine: the GTM Loop, Painful-Reachable Markets, the Evidence Ladder, the Six-Part Offer, Create vs Capture Demand, Channel Mapping, and Three Playbooks2:18:54▶
From Learner to Business Owner: an Alumnus on Interviewing the AI First, Criticising Plans, Free First Projects, and Working from Telegram1:23:24▶
Make Websites Agent-Ready with WebMCP: Front-End Tools for Browser Agents, the Tool Menu, MCP vs WebMCP, and a New Service Offer1:40:23▶
Adding Beautiful Animations to Your App: Splash and Onboarding, State-Driven Micro-Interactions, an AI Layer That Never Blocks, PostHog Funnels and Feature Flags, and the Road to the Stores3:01:04▶
Building a Mobile App with AI: React Native and Expo with Codex, One Screen at a Time, Clerk Login with Supabase Progress, and a Mascot That Makes It a Product2:47:11▶
24/7 Chief of Staff: Building 'Jarvis' - Hermes Agent as the Brain on an Azure VM, DeepSeek Harness as the Pluggable Face, Agent Client Protocol Instead of MCP, a Realtime Voice Orb, and Tailscale to Keep It Yours2:57:24▶
Founder Stack Ep02 with Tanmay: Nothing Starts Where It Ends - Win the King, Start as a Service and Productise as You Go, Tech Is Not a Moat, Where Your Buyers Already Are, and Throw More Darts3:00:23▶
JM
John
Meyer
19 sessions

Instructor — cinematic drone filmmaking; founder, Flying Filmmaker

UNVERIFIED — no session extracted yet. Fill from the first extraction, not from assumption.
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Sessions
Editing in Premiere Pro: a 29.97 UHD Sequence, Culling 4.5 Hours to One, the Idaho Assembly, Time Remapping Speed Ramps, Warp Stabilizer (Nest First), Motion Keyframes and the Dolly Zoom, a Zoom-Blur Motion-Blur Workaround, Titles, Seventeen Minutes of Sound Design, and the YouTube 4K Export2:42:14
Colour in Premiere Pro: The Lumetri Panel as Stacked Layers, Scopes, Curves Over Sliders, Installing LUTs Into the App Package, the HLG Rec.709 Override, Effect Controls Masks and Tracking, HSL Secondary, Wheels, HSL Curves, and the Fifty-Minute Idaho Grade2:12:13
Introduction + Gear: Skill Over Gear, What to Evaluate in a Drone, the 2022 and 2025 Buying Guides, a Minimal Accessory Kit, and the Mini 5 Pro / Air 3S / Mavic 4 Pro Verdicts1:41:00
Shoot 1 - Camera Settings: 4K30 by Default, Manual Exposure Off the Histogram, the 180-Degree Shutter and ND Math, Manual Kelvin, Log Profiles, and Six Per-Drone Settings Recipes2:04:10
Shoot 2 - Light, Composition and Movement: Four Directions and Two Qualities of Light, Six Natural Conditions, Ten Composition Rules, Six Steps to Cinematic Movement, the Move Vocabulary, and Spotlight + Cruise Control1:16:00
Shoot 3 - Planning and Real Jobs: Scouting From the Couch, a Loose Script, the Real-Estate Job Shadow, the 'Something Better' Spec Ad, Night and 96-Day Hyperlapses, Travel Rules, and Lazy vs Pro1:36:24
Edit 1 - Resolve Fundamentals: Twelve Editing Tips, the Music-First Workflow, Sorting in Resolve, Export Numbers, Speed Ramps With Eased Keyframes, Fusion Motion Trails, the Stabiliser, Transitions, Titles and Reframing1:30:00
Edit 2 - Keyframes, Dynamic and Dolly Zoom, CinemaScope, Music Licensing and Splicing, 3D Tracked Text, Two Edit Breakdowns, a Lightning VFX Fix, Six Ways to Make Resolve Faster, and Gyroflow1:37:42
Color 1 - Correction Foundations: Nodes and Scopes, Seven Principles, Three Ways to Correct Log, the 2025 D-Log M Rule and the Color Space Transform, Brightness and White Balance, Masks, Outside Nodes, Keying, and Creative LUTs at Reduced Gain1:40:00
Color 2 - The Grading Tools: HSL Curves and Their Looks, Chroma-Only NR for Banding, Log Wheels Over Wheels, Adjustment Clips, Colour Keyframes, Motion Blur, Temporal and Spatial NR, Deflicker for Prop Shadows, and Matching Drones by Waveform and Vectorscope1:08:00
Color 3 - The Breakdowns: What Recurs Across Fifteen Favourite Shots, Two Travel Videos and a Fall-Colours Edit, Plus the Special Cases - Flat Footage, FPV, Snow, Night and Real Estate3:27:00
Business - Five Steps to Paid Work, Specialise 90/10, Hormozi's Four Ways to Get Clients, the Free-Video Offer, Cold Outreach With Claude Cowork, the Pricing Calculator ($100/$200/$300 an Hour), a Website on Netlify in Half an Hour, and Keywording Stock Footage With ChatGPT1:04:00
Video Feedback, 8 Feb 2024: Two Student Edits Critiqued Shot by Shot - Jump Cuts, One Move Per Take, Cut Sooner, Smooth the Sticks19:20
Q&A and Video Feedback, 15 Feb 2024: Part 107 Prep, Matching D-Log to HLG (Add More Contrast Than You Think), CBR vs VBR, Hyperlapse Interval vs Length, Mask the Sky, and Flying in Snow1:07:20
Q&A, 22 Feb 2024: DJI's Inconsistent Log Names, No Universal Matching LUT (Try the Color Space Transform), Hyperlapse Maths at 25 fps, a Free Hyperlapse for Site Access, Night Strobes, and PPA Gear Insurance29:52
Q&A and Video Feedback, 28 Mar 2024: Grading Normal-Profile Drone Footage Against iPhone Clips, Title Templates Beyond Final Cut, and Pitching a Plan Back to a Vague Conservation Client18:28
Q&A, 25 Apr 2024: ND/PL Over CPL, ND64-128 for Snow and Sand, the Eclipse Filter Nobody Should Try, Resolve's Appetite for GPUs, Customs and Common Sense Abroad, Which Drones to Pack, FPV Nausea, and Jonathan's Rough Cut34:53
Q&A, 6 Jun 2024: Log Over Normal, Mavic 3 Classic's Shared Camera, Litchi Waypoints Need an RC-N1, a Crashing RC Screen, Firmware Negligence, the Air 3 Upgrade Case, Quieter Props, Parks Control Take-off Not Overflight, and Fixed Apertures47:28
Q&A and Feedback, 2 Jun 2025: A Mavic 4 Pro via Canada, the DJI FCC Scare, Care Refresh Rumours, Europe and Geofencing, Jamal's Boat Footage (Key the Blown Highlights), Goggles vs RC2 and the Drone Mask 2, and Freewell's Dual-Strength NDs46:52
P
Paul Xavier
15 sessions

Co-founder and Anthony's mentor, referenced rather than present

Name spoken, never shown on screen - spelling unverified.
Sessions
Day 1: A Three-Category Camera Framework, the Ladder to Full Frame, and Buying Rules for Sound, Filters, Storage and the Machine You Edit On3:00:06
Days 3-5: Depth You Can Measure, Movement That Means Something, and Light as Direction, Intensity and Quality2:20:54
Two Real Jobs Taken Apart: Five Commercials in Five Hours, the Eight-Part Messaging Framework, What It Cost and What It Made — Then Where to Put It1:39:01
Writing the Commercial: Eight Steps, Nine Themes, an Eight-Part Message — and Why Messaging Outranks Your Camera2:00:41
Shoot Day and Cut: Coverage, Coaching a Nervous Owner, Free Talent, and a Premiere Assembly Order That Starts With Bins1:19:25
The Business Bonus Section: CCV, Testimonials, Referrals, Website Retainers, an Editor-Hiring Rubric — and the Two Studio Setups Behind the Course's Own Videos3:16:10
Research: Three Proven Scripts, the Four Areas of a Script That Sells, the Four Phases, the Avatar-Offer-Message Trifecta, Psychographics, and the 37-Minute Immersion Exercise1:09:21
Dimensionalize: The Buy/Don't-Buy Barometer, Naming Your Mechanism, Value and Comparison Stacks, Four Ways to Validate Claims, Objection Prevention, B-Roll, Motion Graphics, and Motivated Humor1:20:48
Finalize: The 80/20 Prune to Version 2.0, Read It Aloud Six Times, Never Write Alone, the Live Write-Through of the 1 Day Script Ad, and 14 Day Filmmaker as Bonus and Funnel1:58:11
FAQ: How Long Should a Video Be (Platform, Objective, Viewer, and the 5% Rule) and How Much Does Quality Matter (the Message-Audio-Image Triangle)1:06:54
Day 1: The Six Universal Camera Settings — Frame Rate, the Exposure Triangle, White Balance, Resolution, and the Order You Set Them In2:54:36
Days 8-9: Three Levels of Story, Four Pillars, Shooting for the Edit — Then the Ten-Step Editing Workflow and the Top Ten Beginner Mistakes2:30:27
DaVinci Resolve End to End: Seven Pages, Ripple Editing, Scopes Over Eyeballs, the Fairlight EQ-FX-Dynamics Chain, and Why Not to Use the Export Presets5:52:56
Days 13-14: Hooks, Trend-Jacking and Repurposing — Then Getting Paid: Fifty Conversations a Week, Relevant Portfolios, the Deep Dive, and a Demo Reel That Converts3:34:12
The Ten-Step Edit and the Money Behind It — Story Cut Before Polish, Templates as a Team Multiplier, and Why the Channel Is a Funnel Rather Than an Income2:05:52
H
Harshit Vadiparti
14 sessions

AI consultant and ex-founder ("member of Forbes Technical Council"); narrates every module as a Meta Ads Manager screen-share

Named only in Module 1 (0:00); surname spelling from ASR, unverified. Same single presenter throughout; demo account shows INR currency.
Sessions
Meta Ads Manager Orientation: Check the Account, Learn the Campaign/Ad Set/Ad Hierarchy, Read Metrics in Context18:40
The Meta Ads Ecosystem: Business Portfolio, Ad Account, Billing, Account Health and Events Manager16:09
Choosing a Meta Campaign Objective: the Six Objectives, Objective versus Metric, and Three Questions12:48
Meta Ads Audience Targeting: Saved, Custom and Lookalike Audiences, Detailed Targeting and Audience Size19:32
Meta Ad Placements: Advantage+ (Automatic) versus Manual, Platforms, Feeds, Stories and Reels, Devices13:11
Meta Ad Budgets and Bidding: Daily versus Lifetime, Advantage+ Campaign Budget, Bid Strategies and a First-Campaign Recipe11:58
Meta Ad Creatives Setup: Identity, Formats, Per-Placement Media, Primary Text, Headlines and Built-In Creative Testing15:10
Setting Up a Meta Campaign End to End: Traffic Objective, Manual Campaign, and Every Setting at Each Level14:03
Meta Ads Tracking and Measurement: Pixel plus Conversions API, Attribution, Breakdowns, Columns, Rankings and UTM Tags17:45
Optimising Meta Ads on Evidence: Diagnose Before You Change, Pick the Right Lever, Change One Thing at a Time11:53
A/B Testing Meta Ads: How the Split Works, What to Test One Variable at a Time, and a Four-Question Checklist08:59
Six Meta Ads Mistakes: Wrong Objective, Strategy-Free Broad, Over-Narrow Audiences, Weak Creative, No Tracking, Killing Ads Early10:26
Adapting Meta Ads to the Business Model: E-commerce Creatives and Service-Business Lead Generation03:55
Meta Ads Policy Compliance: Prohibited versus Restricted Content, Personal Attributes, Misleading Claims and Landing Pages06:03
R
Reno
14 sessions

Instructor — Living With Pixels; author of Elementor Pro Mastery and the Design course

Deliberately mic-only for most episodes ('content over the fancy side') so the course stays updatable; honest about vendor changes mid-course (pricing episode); teaches architecture-first — WordPress anatomy before any building; heavy use of a prepared Figma design as the course-long rebuild target.
Sessions
Chapter 1: The Mindset — Figma Is a Sandbox, and Your Brain Is the Obstacle1:10:25
Chapter 2: Why We Struggle — Style Follows Function, and Assumptions Are the Enemy0:42:40
Chapter 3: The Workflow — Four Steps, Four Agreement Rounds, No Going Back1:20:30
Chapter 4: The Craft — Color, Type, Spacing, and the Tricks You Earn Afterward3:30:52
Chapter 5a: The Client Build — Discovery to Direction with Lucy's Bakery2:56:01
Chapter 5b: The System Build — Styles, Variables, Components, and the Stylekit Pipeline2:38:56
Chapter 5c: The Finish — Details, Feedback, AI Images, and the Polished Preview2:38:00
Section 1: Orientation — What Elementor Really Is (and What It Sits On)0:50:57
Section 2: Dynamic Content — Post Types, Fields, and the Whole Template System1:58:34
Section 3: The Container — Layout, Wrapping Math, and Custom Positioning2:18:17
Section 4: The Design System — Figma Export, Clean WordPress, and the Class System2:41:31
Section 5: The Building Workflow — Starter Template, Build Order, and Delivery1:00:22
Section 6: Possibilities You Should Know — the Capability Catalog1:50:55
Section 7+8: Speed, Security, and Fleet Management — plus the Course Close40:53
U
Uthappa
14 sessions

Host - frames the bonus (no breakouts, Slido in main room) and emcees Demo Day

AS-HEARD; see ais-day00.
Sessions
Bonus + Demo Day: Self-Hosting n8n with Docker (Cloud vs Local Decision, the n8n_data Volume, Credentials, ngrok) and How the Hackathon Was Judged2:26:00
Day 0: What an 'AI Generalist' Is, the 6-Level Roadmap, and How the 14 Days Run3:28:00
Day 1: APIs, Webhooks, How LLMs Predict, CoStar vs Meta Prompting, Local Models, and a Live RAG Build4:40:00
Day 2: The Image/Video Model Landscape, Cinematic Prompting, Cost Strategy, and a Commercial Built Live4:43:00
Day 3: n8n From Zero — Triggers, Fixed vs Expression, an AI Spam Classifier, and Your First Lead-Routing Workflow4:48:00
Day 4: Your First AI Employee — Brain/Memory/Tools/Prompt, a Pinecone RAG Support Agent in n8n, and When NOT to Use an Agent5:01:00
Day 5: MCP as Concierge — Easy/Medium/Hard Modes, Stacking Servers, Smithery Vetting, and RAG vs MCP4:59:00
Day 7: Building 'Jerry' — Master Agent, Sub-Agents as Tools, the List-Then-Act Pattern, and Calling Any API from n8n2:01:00
Day 8: AI Workflows — Chaining Tools, the IDEA(L) Analysis Framework, Claude Skills vs MCP vs Projects, and the Reel-Cloning Pipeline5:17:00
Day 10: Principles for Building Agents — Three Levels of AI, the 7-Question Workflow-vs-Agent Test, Goldilocks Scope, Agent Prompting, and Tool Design5:04:00
Day 11: Two Alternatives to n8n — Google Workspace Studio (VIP-Email Demo) and Lyzr Agent Studio (Knowledge Bases, Sub-Agents, a Manager, and API Deployment)4:21:00
Day 12: MCP Ultra-Hard Mode — Editing the Config Safely, Building Your Own MCP Server in n8n, Opal, Cross-LLM Memory, and an Early Look at Claude Cowork4:48:00
Day 13: Front End Meets Backend — Lovable to n8n by Webhook and .env, the Lovable<->n8n MCP Connector, Respond to Webhook, and GitHub for Teams4:55:00
Day 14: Graduation — Skills, Systems, Dollars: the Niche Framework, the First-Dollar Roadmap, Pricing, Moats, and What Happens Next4:08:00
G
Greg
13 sessions

Lead instructor — 20+ years managing large flight-training programs (Florida/Arizona), professor at two aeronautical universities, Florida Tech degrees (aeronautical science BS, aviation human factors MS), commercial pilot, CFI/CFI-I, Part 107 holder. Positions the course deliberately: 'Our course is not a test prep course. It's a ground school.'

AS-HEARD 'Greg Verdeo' - likely Greg Reverdiau (Pilot Institute co-founder/lead instructor); Whisper garbles the surname. Unverified against a written source.
Sessions
Section 1: How This Course Works — Publications, Study Discipline, and the Exam Itself0:38:00
Section 2: Loading and Performance — Four Forces, Load Factor, and Where the CG Belongs1:20:12
Section 3: Regulation — Part 107 Front to Back, with Every Number the Exam Wants2:35:42
Section 4: Airport Operations — Patterns, Signs, Beacons, and Reading the Chart Supplement1:14:18
Section 5: Radio Communications — Listen Always, Transmit Never (Except One Emergency)0:26:42
Section 6: Airspace — The Classes, the Exceptions, and LAANC3:07:48
Section 7: Charts — Reading the Sectional Like a Local1:27:54
Section 8: Weather Theory — Density Altitude, Fog Families, and the Anatomy of a Storm1:23:54
Section 9: Weather Services — Decoding METARs and TAFs Like They'll Be on the Test (They Will)0:39:30
Section 10: Aeronautical Decision Making — Five Attitudes, Their Antidotes, and the Checklists That Catch You0:56:30
Section 11: Physiological Factors — Your Body as Equipment, and the Complete Night-Flying Playbook1:01:00
Section 12: Maintenance & Inspections — Preflight Discipline, Battery Fires, and the Flyaway Plan0:22:24
Sections 13-15: Exam Day, the Certificate, and Staying Current0:56:06
M
Mayank
13 sessions

Build trainer - co-founder of Epic, a Delhi no-code/low-code product studio (80+ products); builds the real-estate marketplace in Bubble on camera

ASR: Marank. Surname not given.
Sessions
What Is an MVP: Hypothesis Testing, the Trimming Rule, Fear, and Why Speed Is the Moat20:53
Marketplace Overview: Three User Types, Three Core Features, and the Extended Feature List13:02
Design and Figma Overview: the Target Screens and How to Read the Figma File07:43
Bubble Overview: Why Bubble, the Editor Tabs, and Creating the App13:17
App Setup: Canvas and Grid, Settings Every App Needs, Typography and Colour Variables, Responsive Text28:15
Stripe Payment Integration: Activate the Account, Install the Bubble Plugin, Smoke-Test a Charge11:19
Building the Homepage, Part 1: Box Model, Element Families, the Header in Rows, and the Hero Search Bar1:17:10
Building the Homepage, Part 2: Two-Column Feature Sections, Text and Button Styles, Image Compression, Checklist Rows, and a Pre-built Footer29:24
Building the Homepage, Part 3: Featured Properties Skeleton, Reusable Elements, and the Repeating Group Idea18:36
Building Properties Details, Part 1: Binding Page Data, the Price Box, and the Map Element (partial transcript)1:06:28
Building Properties Details, Part 2: Floating CTA, Popup Form, Sign-up-or-Update, Booking, Stripe Charge and Transaction, Thank-you Page46:38
Filtering, Dynamic Data and the Listing Page: Bind the Repeating Group, Category Filters, Dynamic Dropdowns, Map + List, and URL Parameters Between Pages1:20:00
Login, Sign-up and Reset Password Workflows, and the 404 Page (heavily garbled transcript)07:39
AA
Akhil
Alampalli
9 sessions

Trainer/mentor — MCP & agent foundations, loop engineering, graph-based orchestration; returning Catalyst mentor

Socratic and highly interactive — 'yes, no, maybe?' call-and-response, whiteboard analogies (the restaurant, the librarian, the kitchen reservation ID), whole-cohort hands-on exercises. Names cohort members inside his examples to make abstractions physical. Candid about limits and about failing demos.
Sessions
Session 6: Building an AI-Powered Lead Gen Machine2:56:37▶
Session 16: GitHub 101 — Fundamentals & Essentials2:39:48▶
Day 3: n8n From Zero — Triggers, Fixed vs Expression, an AI Spam Classifier, and Your First Lead-Routing Workflow4:48:00
Day 7: Building 'Jerry' — Master Agent, Sub-Agents as Tools, the List-Then-Act Pattern, and Calling Any API from n8n2:01:00
Day 11: Two Alternatives to n8n — Google Workspace Studio (VIP-Email Demo) and Lyzr Agent Studio (Knowledge Bases, Sub-Agents, a Manager, and API Deployment)4:21:00
Day 13: Front End Meets Backend — Lovable to n8n by Webhook and .env, the Lovable<->n8n MCP Connector, Respond to Webhook, and GitHub for Teams4:55:00
Basecamp 5: MCP2:41:33▶
Day 3: Markdown Prompting, Content DNA and Skills, MCP Everywhere (Vapi Call, Zomato, Apify), Goose and Local Models, a Voice Agent, and the Full n8n Customer-Support Build6:11:58
AI Sprint: AGI Readiness - Day 1 (Three Claims and Three Dials, the Agent Harness and Autonomy Ladder, the Failure Mode of Abundance, and the Six-Layer Readiness Stack)3:01:48
D
Dileep
9 sessions

Day mentor - Head of Generative AI Initiatives at Outskill; PhD researcher (IIT Madras, ~8 years, international publications); teaches MCP as three difficulty modes with live Claude/ChatGPT demos

Spelled Dilip in this transcript; same Head of GenAI Initiatives as Day 5.
Sessions
Day 5: MCP as Concierge — Easy/Medium/Hard Modes, Stacking Servers, Smithery Vetting, and RAG vs MCP4:59:00
Day 8: AI Workflows — Chaining Tools, the IDEA(L) Analysis Framework, Claude Skills vs MCP vs Projects, and the Reel-Cloning Pipeline5:17:00
Day 12: MCP Ultra-Hard Mode — Editing the Config Safely, Building Your Own MCP Server in n8n, Opal, Cross-LLM Memory, and an Early Look at Claude Cowork4:48:00
Day 2: ACR and DRA Thinking Frameworks, Connectors and Scheduled Tasks, the Image-to-Video Ad Pipeline, MoSCoW + 5 Whys, and Building LearnVault Back-End-First in Lovable8:34:54
Day 1: The Magic Prompt Formula, a Toolkit Tour, Thinker-and-Doer Data Analysis, the Blind-Men-and-the-Elephant Research Method, and a Living Pitch Deck8:09:38
Day 2: Custom GPTs and Gems, Markdown Prompting, Cloning Your Writing Style, MCP in Daily Use, a Vibe-Coded Calorie Counter, and the Consultant-to-SaaS Road8:28:56
Office Hours V: Paul's Compliance Scanner Meets Firecrawl, Painkillers vs Vitamins, What a Real Second Brain Costs, and Why Selling Got Harder1:19:16
AI Sprint: The Open Source Playbook — Day 1 (Licenses, Open Weights, and Why Open Isn't Free)2:30:34
AI Sprint: The Open Source Playbook — Day 2 (Weights 101, OpenCode, and the Subsidy Math)2:30:53
K
Kartik
9 sessions

Host (Outskill) - logistics, Slido Q&A, the AI Generalist roadmap and fellowship segment

Surname not given.
Sessions
AI Automation Mastery I: Trigger-Logic-Action, Zapier vs Make vs n8n, and Four Live n8n Builds (Form to Email, AI-Personalised Email, Sheets and Data Tables, Scheduled LinkedIn Poster)03:14:25
AI Automation Mastery II: an AI LinkedIn Pipeline with Human-in-the-Loop Approval and Nano Banana Images, Apify Lead Scraping to Personalised Cold Drafts, an AI Job-Match Scorer, Telegram Bots, and the Six-Level AI Generalist Roadmap03:54:38
AI Sprint: Claude Code with Antigravity — Day 1 (Taste as the Moat, the Muscle-and-Mirror Setup, and the Model Council Build)2:36:04
AI Sprint: Claude Code with Antigravity — Day 2 (CLAUDE.md, the 50% Context Rule, and the Sketch-to-App Build)1:59:43
AI Sprint: The Hermes Agent — Day 1 (Always-On Agents, the Employee-on-Day-One System, and the Self-Improving Ghostwriter)2:28:07
AI Sprint: The Hermes Agent — Day 2 (Loop Engineering: the Scheduling Loop, the Delegation Loop, and the Skill Auditor)2:03:49
Understanding Jev, the AI Built for Decisions (Sprint Day 2): Two Second-Brain Systems - a Leadership Self-Review Built Problem-First, and a Tag-Classifying Knowledge Base Where a Cheap Decision Model Replaces a Chat Model2:47:33
AI Sprint: Windsurf & Devin — Day 1 (Vibe to Agentic: GitHub as Pizza, the Four Spec Concerns, and the IDE Lineage)2:18:49
AI Sprint: Windsurf & Devin — Day 2 (Building Superplexity: Plan with Opus, Execute with Cascade, Review with Devin)1:52:17
P
Paul Berg
9 sessions

Cohort participant - asked five questions in chat, four answered on content (see the paulThread block)

ASR renders him 'Paul Burke' - 'It is Paul. It's Paul Burke.' (0:12).
Sessions
Founder Stack Ep01: How an AI Voice Agency Actually Makes Money — Matthew Cohn on Content as the Only Free Channel, Value-Based Pricing, the Three-Problem Rule, and SOPs Before Hiring2:48:42▶
Office Hours I: Vetting an Idea, Niching Against the Frontier Labs, and Paul's Aircraft-Parts App (PWA, and 'What If I Get Hit by a Bus')1:37:15
Office Hours II: When to Pay for Vercel, Scraping Public Data for Paul's Gold-Pressure App, Audits as a Sales Hook, and Why Distribution Beats Building1:46:56
Office Hours III: Backing Up Claude Chats with Obsidian, Bridging Chat and Cowork, What Fable Is For, and the Context-Rot Problem1:13:48
Office Hours V: Paul's Compliance Scanner Meets Firecrawl, Painkillers vs Vitamins, What a Real Second Brain Costs, and Why Selling Got Harder1:19:16
Office Hours VI: Paul's SEO/AEO/GEO Question - Moving a Lovable Site into GitHub and Claude Code, the GEO Skill, llms.txt, and CLIs as the Glue1:38:23
Office Hours XIV: Story Before Landing Page, Scoping an Agentic-Web Pitch, the Cost of Compute, Automating Past Google, and the Idea Bank1:32:20▶
Mentor Session XV: Selling Beats Building - Paul's Referral-Network Platform, Phone-Book Outbound, Give-First Communities, One Use Case Not a Hundred, and 'Know Thyself'1:42:07▶
Onboarding Call: 'With AI, Not by AI' - the Six-Month Format, the No-Hand-Holding Rule, AI Burnout, and the Rented-Infrastructure Company1:11:45
H
Harshith Vaddiparthy
8 sessions

Trainer — Outskill; builds 'UGC Genie' (drop a product image → node workflow → finished AI UGC video) on the Higgsfield MCP, ships it to GitHub + a Vercel public demo, and produces a real 15-second coffee ad on camera

Paul is active twice: 'Paul says, mind blown' after the video lands (~2:05), and his product question — can the AI character replicate one of my CLIENTS? — gets a direct 'Paul, it's possible... now it's a free hand' (~2:22), pointing at the HeyGen/cloning lane.
Sessions
Session 18: Nano Banana + Veo 3.1 Multi-Shot Video — UGC Genie, an AI-UGC Product Built Live3:03:35
Session 19: Content Strategy Pipeline — the YouTube Growth Stack, Built by an Agent Team of Chats2:48:43
Session 20: Complete LinkedIn Agency Automation — Carousels + Newsletter from One Content System2:55:12
Session 21: Advanced Data Extraction from PDFs — Parsing, OCR, and the Token-Free Product3:02:15
Session 22: Automate Admin Tasks — Advanced RAG (Enterprise 'Internal Perplexity' Built Live)3:07:00
Session 23: Automating AEO/GEO — Audits, the File Layer, and Evidence-Led AI Search3:08:52
Session 24: Building a Marketing OS — Sector-Agnostic Command Center on an Open-Source Stack3:10:11
How to Build Vertical Harnesses: The Car Analogy, a Reusable Folder Template, and Live Builds that Print a Keycap, Replace a TV's Bloatware, and Reach Physical Devices Over SSH and Tailscale3:06:27▶
C
Cameron
5 sessions

Trainer — 22-year-old AI entrepreneur; college CS dropout (left after hitting his revenue target while delivering Domino's pizza); runs an AI development/transformation business; has consulted for Taco Bell, Pizza Hut, KFC, Burger King and 8-9 figure companies; taught the accelerator's monetization and vibe-coding sessions

Surname not given. Name garbled by ASR (Kamran/Kamral/Cameron — Cameron per self-introduction). Session was whiteboard-heavy and partly off-script ('I've never taught this session to anyone before').
Sessions
Session 1: Getting your first Client3:12:24▶
Session 5: Mastering Lead Generation2:54:50▶
Day 3: n8n From Zero — Triggers, Fixed vs Expression, an AI Spam Classifier, and Your First Lead-Routing Workflow4:48:00
Day 4: Your First AI Employee — Brain/Memory/Tools/Prompt, a Pinecone RAG Support Agent in n8n, and When NOT to Use an Agent5:01:00
Day 5: MCP as Concierge — Easy/Medium/Hard Modes, Stacking Servers, Smithery Vetting, and RAG vs MCP4:59:00
O
Outskill (portal authors)
5 sessions

The learner-support layer: every glossary term ships definition/why-it-matters/example; every stuck-guide ships question/short answer/steps/success test/troubleshooting prompt

Sessions
Beginner Glossary (30 terms) + I'm Stuck Guides (23)
Practice Lab: Six Confidence-Building Projects
The Five-Level AI Generalist Roadmap (+ Operating System & Monetization)
Learning Topics: Sessions 1–5 — Foundations to AI Director
Workbooks 1–5: Guided Builds with Completion Proof
G
Genspark guide presenter (likely Karan Rana)
4 sessions

Marketing manager / YouTuber profile ("I am a youtuber"); solo screen-share on a Genspark Plus account

Never named in these four transcripts; same voice, "hello and namaste" opener and coffee examples as the Karan Rana tool guides - attribution is inference. Recorded June 2025.
Sessions
Genspark Overview: a Multi-Agent Workspace, the Credits Budget, and a One-Slide AI Slides Demo15:39
Genspark Spark Pages and AI Drive: an Ad-Free Web Page from a Prompt, Ask Genspark in the Browser, and PDF Export16:05
Genspark AI Slides and Model Selector: Editable Decks with Fact-Check and Export, and Picking the Right Model in AI Chat16:02
Genspark Image and Video Generation: Image Studio, Mixture of Agents, Automatic Prompt Expansion, and Veo 3 with Sound16:26
K
Kaushik Sandeka
4 sessions

Marketing strategist at Google (~3 years, UK/EMEA advertisers), ~8-9 years in digital marketing (CleverTap, Acko-type insurer retention); Growth School performance-marketing mentor

Surname heard once (Search lesson 0:02), spelling unverified. Solo recorded lectures on a Growth School Google Ads account with dummy or historical data; no learner Q&A.
Sessions
Google Analytics 4 for Marketers: First-Party Measurement, Data-Driven Attribution, the Event Model and Funnel Exploration2:05:07
YouTube Ads, Demand Gen and DV360: TrueView, Bumpers, Masthead, Lookalikes, Attribution and Reach Planner2:02:01
Google Display and Performance Max: Reach Beyond Search, Responsive Display Ads, Measuring Beyond Last Click, PMax Inputs and Value Modes1:52:36
Google Search Ads Fundamentals: Ad Rank and Quality Score, Extensions, Account Structure, Match Types and Smart Bidding1:50:03
C
Content-writing trainer (unnamed)
3 sessions

Former AI researcher, now teaching working professionals generative AI

Never named in the recordings. 2025 tool roster.
Sessions
Introduction to AI-Powered Content Creation: the Five-Step Stack, the 70/30 Split, Tool Roles, and a Starter Challenge16:01
Prompt Engineering for Writers, Part 1: Weak vs Professional Prompts, COSTAR, a Five-Email Worked Example, the Meta-Prompt, and Three Prompting Modes28:40
Prompt Engineering for Writers, Part 2: Four Templates - Voice Matching, Hook + CTA, Thought-Leadership Outline, Complex-Topic Simplifier27:43
H
Harshit Tyagi
3 sessions

Outskill programme director - hosts the town hall, critiques each product live, then teaches the outcome-selling ladder, the front-end/back-end sales split and the remaining curriculum. Name uncertain in ASR; distinct from Harshith Vaddiparthy (Session 23) - see OI-061.

ASR: Harshit. Distinct from Harshith Vaddiparthy (Session 23) - see OI-061.
Sessions
Session 30: C3 Town Hall — Four Cohort Products Under the Knife, Outcome Selling, and the Rest of the Programme2:33:44▶
Build Your 2026 Marketing and Distribution Engine: the GTM Loop, Painful-Reachable Markets, the Evidence Ladder, the Six-Part Offer, Create vs Capture Demand, Channel Mapping, and Three Playbooks2:18:54▶
Make Websites Agent-Ready with WebMCP: Front-End Tools for Browser Agents, the Tool Menu, MCP vs WebMCP, and a New Service Offer1:40:23▶
S
Sukhin
3 sessions

Guest trainer — AI builder ('non-tech mechanical engineer turned tech'); creator of the open-source NEM memory project; enterprise AI product builder

High-energy whiteboard-first Socratic; demands chat interaction; teaches by live risk-taking and deliberately withheld artifacts ('build it yourself — spoon feeding isn't learning'); heavy homework culture.
Sessions
Session 15: Loop, Harness & Graph Engineering (posted as 'Securing Vibe-Coded Apps')3:13:36▶
Day 2: ACR and DRA Thinking Frameworks, Connectors and Scheduled Tasks, the Image-to-Video Ad Pipeline, MoSCoW + 5 Whys, and Building LearnVault Back-End-First in Lovable8:34:54
Vibe Coding for Non-Coders: Pain Point to MoSCoW to Stack, 'Use AI to Build AI' with Grok, and an Audio Note-Taker Built Live on Lovable + Supabase + OpenAI2:19:30
A
Akhil Alampalli
2 sessions

Host - the Obsidian second-brain answer, the Fable guidance, the context-rot and sub-agents discussion

Addressed as Akhil throughout; surname per the speakers registry (session-langgraph-01 notes the Alampally/Alampalli variance).
Sessions
Office Hours III: Backing Up Claude Chats with Obsidian, Bridging Chat and Cowork, What Fable Is For, and the Context-Rot Problem1:13:48
Office Hours VIII (platform label 'XIII'): App-Store Economics, Vetting a Co-Founder Without Your Code, Android Accessibility Agents, and OpenClaw vs Hermes1:00:47
A
Akshat
2 sessions

Day mentor - ~8 years experience, Head of Digital & AI Innovation Center at a group heard as 'Edoku'; content creator and n8n automation expert (introduced Day 3)

Employer name AS-HEARD, unverified.
Sessions
Day 9: Webhook vs API for Good — Apify Scraper, cURL Import, Structured Output, Gmail Drafts, then the Native-Node Rewrite5:03:00
Weekly AI Updates — April 2026 digest (5 episodes)7:26:21
A
Akshat (surname unclear)
2 sessions

Solo presenter using the tools as an outside user; demo brand "Better With AI"

Never formally introduced; name inferred from ASR self-references ("akshat bhai", "hey akshat"); surname heard as Nayati or Bahati - unreliable. Presents both the Happenstance and Humanic deep dives.
Sessions
Happenstance Deep Dive: Search Your Own Network in Plain Language - LinkedIn Import, Friend and Group Sharing, Person Research Reports22:56
Humanic Deep Dive: Prompt-First Email Marketing - Multi-Email Sequences, Contacts and Cohorts, Gmail Sending, and a Five-Day Course24:46
D
Devesh
2 sessions

Trainer — Data & Applied Scientist, Microsoft (M365 Copilot / Teams)

Foundations-first lecturer; builds from tokenization up; live hallucination demos ('Claude Juggernaut').
Sessions
Session 13: Claude Code — Skills, Sub Agents & the Token Economy (posted as 'Beyond Vibe Coding — n8n & More')2:48:45▶
Basecamp 1: Prompting & RAGs2:38:47▶
D
Dhir
2 sessions

Trainer/mentor — deliberately unstructured problem-solving format ('in Catalyst you are here to solve problems'); works Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Devin interchangeably. Day 1 of the two-day Cursor arc (harness today, build tomorrow).

Unstructured, problem-first mentoring rather than a lesson script; taught session 9 through a mild viral infection with voice breaks; his founder-problem-fit doctrine reappears in session 15 (per that record's thread back to this one).
Sessions
Session 9: Introduction to Cursor & its principles2:08:13▶
Session 10: Building on Cursor & connect with AI workflows2:34:37▶
D
Dilip
2 sessions

Outskill mentor and programme lead - teaches a 'behind the scenes' build of his own leadership self-review system, then live-builds a second-brain app from a ChatGPT/Codex project

ASR: Dileep / Philip / Colin. Surname not given. Same mentor as Day 1.
Sessions
Understanding Jev, the AI Built for Decisions (Sprint Day 2): Two Second-Brain Systems - a Leadership Self-Review Built Problem-First, and a Tag-Classifying Knowledge Base Where a Cheap Decision Model Replaces a Chat Model2:47:33
AI Sprint: Build Your Own AI Skills - Day 1 (Solve It Three Times Before You Build the Skill, Prompt / Skill / Project Rule, the Video-Restoration Walkthrough, and the Two-Skill Voice-Then-Deslop Pipeline)1:59:05
H
Harshad Tyagi
2 sessions

Day mentor - runs AI automation agency 'Agentwise' (as-heard; started Feb 2025, ~$500K ARR, team of 4-5, two SaaS products); earlier algorithm engineer for research groups at Yale/UCLA/MIT (2017-19), then course design for Udacity, LinkedIn Learning, O'Reilly, Coursera; co-hosts the office hour with Cameron

ASR renders Harshad/Harshit/Harshal/Arshad and once 'Ashish' - treated as one person. Almost certainly the same Harshit who mentors Paul's Catalyst cohort.
Sessions
Day 4: Your First AI Employee — Brain/Memory/Tools/Prompt, a Pinecone RAG Support Agent in n8n, and When NOT to Use an Agent5:01:00
Day 14: Graduation — Skills, Systems, Dollars: the Niche Framework, the First-Dollar Roadmap, Pricing, Moats, and What Happens Next4:08:00
J
Jordan Billinkoff
2 sessions

Day mentor - 20+ years across media, marketing, product design and creative production; teaches image/video generation as 'the new cameras' and builds a full commercial live

Confirms his own name at 3:03; ASR also renders 'Benkoff'.
Sessions
Day 2: The Image/Video Model Landscape, Cinematic Prompting, Cost Strategy, and a Commercial Built Live4:43:00
Day 2: ACR and DRA Thinking Frameworks, Connectors and Scheduled Tasks, the Image-to-Video Ad Pipeline, MoSCoW + 5 Whys, and Building LearnVault Back-End-First in Lovable8:34:54
K
Kairos programme host
2 sessions

Unnamed Growth School / Kairos Business Fellowship host - the two short intro lessons

Names the Week 1 teacher as Akilesh (ex PhonePe, Flipkart, Razorpay, BCG), who does not appear in the recordings.
Sessions
Week 1 Opener: Define the Problem Before the Solution02:37
Week 2 Opener: the Vault, Live Founder Sessions, and the TAM/SAM/SOM Exercise03:09
K
Kartik Khare
2 sessions

Host — Outskill program manager; opens this session by LAUNCHING the AI Masterclass & Sprints series itself ('so that none of our alumni miss out on any cutting-edge technology')

Sessions
AI Sprint: OpenClaw — Session 1 (Infrastructure, Not Agent: the Seven Documents, 1-Click VPS, and Model Routing)3:06:32
AI Sprint: OpenClaw — Session 2 (Token Anatomy, Claude Code Inside the Server, Skills, and Multi-Agent Workspaces)2:41:12
M
Matthew Cohn
2 sessions

Trainer — founder of Futureflow.ai (AI automation agency, UK; chatbots, back-end automation, consulting; specialty AI voice agents, 50+ built over ~2 years); shares free resources on LinkedIn/YouTube

Surname garbled by the ASR here (Cohan/Cohn/Kohn); COHN is correct — he states it himself on air in Founder Stack Ep01 (2026-09-21, 0:13): 'my name is Matthew Cohn, and I'm the founder of Future Flow AI'. Closes OI-060. Young Scottish accent per his own sign-off. Session opened with his first-ever golf hole-in-one. Planned as the outbound Part 2 but pivoted live to the inbound/foundations session after cohort confusion — most learners hadn't seen Part 1; outbound session promised later.
Sessions
Basecamp 6: Voice Agents3:16:53▶
Founder Stack Ep01: How an AI Voice Agency Actually Makes Money — Matthew Cohn on Content as the Only Free Channel, Value-Based Pricing, the Three-Problem Rule, and SOPs Before Hiring2:48:42▶
PG
Prakash
Gupta
2 sessions

Trainer — Claude Code fundamentals pair (sessions 11–12); teaches in the desktop app for terminal-shy audiences; builds live automations and n8n workflows in his own practice

Quiz-first recaps ('answer in the chat'), deliberately non-technical altitude, plans-then-auto discipline, stages his own mistakes as teaching moments ('I will try to have some mistakes here and there so you can see me troubleshooting').
Sessions
Session 11: Overview of Claude Code & Key Concepts (Installs, Modes, Context Files, Skills, Hooks & MCPs)2:20:39▶
Session 12: Claude Code — Design & Building Agents (App-First: a Game, a GTM Board, and a Live Deploy)2:47:02▶
S
Samruti Mokul
2 sessions

Founder and CEO of PaceLabs, an AI training and implementation company (self-described)

ASR spelling varies (Samruthi). Credentials and awards are self-reported. Third-party trainer, not tool staff; also presents the Make course in AIAP Topic Courses.
Sessions
Phot.AI Deep Dive: Browser-Based AI Photo Editing for Product Images - Background Removal, AI Product Shoots, Object Removal, Enhancing and Restoring34:30
Supergrow Deep Dive: a LinkedIn Personal-Branding Suite - Post Generator with Content Styles, Voice-to-Post, Carousels and Scheduling31:12
S
Simran
2 sessions

Guest mentor — Senior AI/ML Engineer, expert in prompting/RAG/MCP

Sessions
Weekly AI Updates — July 2026 digest (5 episodes)7:58:15
Weekly AI Updates — September 2026 digest (all 5 episodes: Sept 2, 9, 16, 23, 30)10:51:12
S
Sugam
2 sessions

Guest mentor — head of engineering at Outskill ('we are serving right now hundred million users per month'); builder/engineer, 3x founder with an acquisition; 15 years in; his first time teaching a sprint session ('this is my 1st session')

NAME UNVERIFIED — introduced as heard 'Suga Malya' and addressed as Sugam/Sagam/Sukam through the session; likely Sugam Malya. Terminal-first teaching style with deliberate 'this is what it happens whenever you code in front of thousands of people' live-debugging honesty.
Sessions
AI Sprint: Vibe Coding to Production — Day 1 (Deployment, DNS, and the Five Locks)3:25:37
AI Sprint: AI Evals & Reliability — Day 2 (Testing Systems That Never Answer Twice)4:11:00
S
Suken Shetty
2 sessions

Founder, SolutionForce Labs; builder of Ghost Ops (an OpenClaw-based agent-teams product he refuses to launch until security passes) and Nemory (a local-first memory tool for Claude Code and coding agents)

Teaches from scars, not slides: 5-6 OpenClaw accounts, a month just to understand setup, a nightly 6 AM security-audit agent — and the recurring honesty that 'nobody is an expert in OpenClaw, not even the founder.'
Sessions
AI Sprint: OpenClaw — Session 1 (Infrastructure, Not Agent: the Seven Documents, 1-Click VPS, and Model Routing)3:06:32
AI Sprint: OpenClaw — Session 2 (Token Anatomy, Claude Code Inside the Server, Skills, and Multi-Agent Workspaces)2:41:12
V
Vaibhav Sisinty
2 sessions

Guest mentor - prompting, how LLMs work, the AI-generalist argument, the toolkit tour (0:47-3:09)

Heard as Webhub / Webhu / Vibal / Dimitra in this transcript; identified by content match with Day 1 and BC9 Day 3.
Sessions
Day 1: The Magic Prompt Formula, a Toolkit Tour, Thinker-and-Doer Data Analysis, the Blind-Men-and-the-Elephant Research Method, and a Living Pitch Deck8:09:38
Day 2: Custom GPTs and Gems, Markdown Prompting, Cloning Your Writing Style, MCP in Daily Use, a Vibe-Coded Calorie Counter, and the Consultant-to-SaaS Road8:28:56
V
Vishwas Girdar
2 sessions

Guest Host, Weekly AI Updates (cinematographer/video editor, filled in for Karan Rana on l3836479 and l3836480)

Sessions
Weekly AI Updates — May 2026 digest (4 episodes)6:32:14
Weekly AI Updates — August 2026 digest (4 episodes)7:27:37
A
Aarti Gangaya
1 session

LinkedIn trainer - leads employer branding at NatWest Group India; 13+ years (Myntra, Aptiv, Cognizant); LinkedIn Top Voice

Surname spelling uncertain (ASR).
Sessions
Using LinkedIn the Right Way, Introduction: Personal-Branding Myths, Benefits, the 'I' Framework, and Starting Imperfectly25:10
A
Akhil Alampally
1 session

Returning Catalyst trainer (taught the loop-engineering day of the Hermes sprint). Enterprise-leaning practitioner - describes keynoting to 500-800 people at a manufacturing company weeks earlier. Frames the session as an introduction by choice: 'I would not dive deep into the detail, primarily to keep the conceptual understanding... much more clearer.'

Registry name is Akhil Kumar Alampalli (from sprint-hermes-d2); the platform VTT labels him 'Akhil Alampally'. Same person.
Sessions
Build Reliable AI Apps Using LangGraph: The Travel Agent That Changes Its Mind — State, Nodes, Cycles, Interrupts, and Why the Vocabulary Is the Skill2:12:07▶
A
Akhil Kumar Alampalli
1 session

'Your friendly neighborhood techie' — AI and automation expert; teaches loop engineering from first principles (observe → act → evaluate → repeat), then builds three live loops on Hermes: a Telegram morning-briefing cron, a three-agent delegation pipeline, and a skill-audit meta-loop

Runs the whole session on DeepSeek v4 pro at ~$1/M tokens combined and keeps a running cost meter as pedagogy (74k tokens ≈ pennies); his humbling field report — 600 people at a talk, zero hands for 'vibe coding' — is the audience-awareness moment of the sprint.
Sessions
AI Sprint: The Hermes Agent — Day 2 (Loop Engineering: the Scheduling Loop, the Delegation Loop, and the Skill Auditor)2:03:49
A
Alejo
1 session

Host, Weekly AI Updates

Sessions
Weekly AI Updates — June 2026 digest (4 episodes)6:12:34
A
Alex Nguyen
1 session

Guest instructor for the proxies lesson, introduced as 'from the Wealthy Creator team'

Sessions
Premiere Pro End to End: The Ten-Step Order of Operations, Pancake Timelines, Transcript Editing, the Three-Effect Vocal Chain, Four-Step Log Grading and Proxies5:40:29
A
Amit (as heard, also transcribed "Amit Shivatsa" / "Amish Yodsagoti")
1 session

Host, Weekly AI Updates

Sessions
Weekly AI Updates — June 2026 digest (4 episodes)6:12:34
A
Arfa (as heard; ASR variants Alfa/Arifa)
1 session

Host, Weekly AI Updates

Sessions
Weekly AI Updates — July 2026 digest (5 episodes)7:58:15
A
Ashna
1 session

Guest - social-impact consultant; SRCC economics, BCG internship, Young India Fellowship, 3 years at Sattva (analyst to consultant); now MPA at the University of Georgia

ASR also "Aisha". A moderator reads audience questions.
Sessions
Part 4 (guest): Social Impact Consulting - Stakeholders, Offerings, Firms, Careers, and Live Q&A58:48
A
Assignment narrator (unnamed)
1 session

Performance marketer presenting a case from "my previous organization"

Not named; possibly Kaushik (who worked in insurance), unconfirmed.
Sessions
Google Ads Assignment: Plan a 10-Lakh Media Mix to Capture IPL-Driven Insurance Search Demand05:27
B
Ben Hilton
1 session

Student; asks the live question about animation versus on-camera talent

Sessions
Writing the Commercial: Eight Steps, Nine Themes, an Eight-Part Message — and Why Messaging Outranks Your Camera2:00:41
B
Bharadwaj
1 session

Host for the EST weekend sessions - Outskill program manager; housekeeping and breakout logistics

Sessions
Day 6: Voice Agents That Talk Like Humans — the 5-Step Pipeline, Retell Settings That Matter, the 5-Section Prompt, cal.com Booking, and Call Logging4:07:00
B
Bharat
1 session

Participant - launching this week; impressions vs clicks; pricing

Sessions
Office Hours V: Paul's Compliance Scanner Meets Firecrawl, Painkillers vs Vitamins, What a Real Second Brain Costs, and Why Selling Got Harder1:19:16
B
Bhardwaj / Micah (as-heard, session moderators)
1 session

Co-host, session moderator / Slido Q&A wrangler

Sessions
Weekly AI Updates — July 2025 digest (2 episodes)3:37:27
B
Bubble Academy narrator
1 session

Unnamed narrator - this is Bubble's own official Google API tutorial reused in the course

Closes with "check out bubble.io/academy".
Sessions
How to Set Up Google API Keys for Bubble (Bubble Academy tutorial)04:50
C
Cameron Sullivan
1 session

Guest trainer - 22-year-old agency owner running the 'AI middleman model' (partners sell, his engineering team fulfils under their brand); Meta ads at a claimed 8x ROAS; teaches the full paid-ads system from offer to scaling

Sessions
Session 28: Acquire Leads With Paid Ads — Sell the Click, Match the Temperature, Feed Andromeda Variety, and Do the Money Math2:49:00
C
Christopher Olson
1 session

Credited, not present - 'a Premiere Pro guru' whose keyboard-shortcut set the course borrows from

Spelling unverified.
Sessions
Premiere Pro End to End: The Ten-Step Order of Operations, Pancake Timelines, Transcript Editing, the Three-Effect Vocal Chain, Four-Step Log Grading and Proxies5:40:29
C
Cody, Caroline, Sarah, Anup, Rahul, Shankar, Praful, Vikram, Jason, Priya
1 session

Participants in chat and polls (as heard)

Sessions
Founder Stack Ep02 with Tanmay: Nothing Starts Where It Ends - Win the King, Start as a Service and Productise as You Go, Tech Is Not a Moat, Where Your Buyers Already Are, and Throw More Darts3:00:23▶
C
Cody, Debra, Gautam, Jennifer, Bethany, Stephen, Rahul, Anup, Vikram, Jayanthi, Rajesh, Suraj, Sarah
1 session

Participants whose chat questions are answered (as heard)

Sessions
24/7 Chief of Staff: Building 'Jarvis' - Hermes Agent as the Brain on an Azure VM, DeepSeek Harness as the Pluggable Face, Agent Client Protocol Instead of MCP, a Realtime Voice Orb, and Tailscale to Keep It Yours2:57:24▶
C
Cody Shah, Praful Thakkar, Sara Sebastian, Rahul Kapoor, rahul pardeshi, Syed Hasan, Veronica, Stephen Sequeira, Gautam, Achint Choksy, Keisuke Inomura, Suraj Menon, Rajesh
1 session

Participants whose questions, suggestions or builds are used (names as in the chat export; ASR variants)

Sessions
How to Build Vertical Harnesses: The Car Analogy, a Reusable Folder Template, and Live Builds that Print a Keycap, Replace a TV's Bloatware, and Reach Physical Devices Over SSH and Tailscale3:06:27▶
C
ContentCreator.com editing team
1 session

The same instructors as in the Smartphone Filmmaker and Weekend Youtuber editions of these modules

Sessions
Desktop Editing (Shared Modules): The Resolve Course and the Premiere Course, Republished Here Under New Lesson IDs9:39:14
D
Dídac Fernández
1 session

Vibe-coding trainer - builds AI agents (AutoSolutions.ai), lives in n8n and Make, master's in applied AI; background in IT security and networks, not software development

ASR "Didak / Daidak Fernandez". An unnamed host runs the Zoom session.
Sessions
Building a Web App with Replit: Vibe Coding Explained, the Tool Landscape, and a Live Build of a Business Site with an AI Sales Chatbot2:13:32
D
David Bajaj
1 session

Day mentor - data and applied scientist at Microsoft on the Teams Copilot team (~6 years); built 'edu.ai' (2023) which became 'Shiksha Copilot' inside MS Teams; prior IoT at Air India and VMware; claims a published paper on rule-based tree-of-thoughts prompting

Name spelled out on air. His personal assistant project 'Diva' is as-heard and may be an ASR blend with his own name.
Sessions
Day 1: APIs, Webhooks, How LLMs Predict, CoStar vs Meta Prompting, Local Models, and a Live RAG Build4:40:00
D
Devesh Bajaj
1 session

Trainer - Data & Applied Scientist at Microsoft (Teams / Copilot); the whole technical session

ASR renders the name as Debitch / Dheeraj / Divish / Dovish; spelling per the host's introduction, unverified.
Sessions
Day 1: What Makes an LLM an Agent - Planning, Tools, Memory, Actions; Five Design Patterns; and Cursor, Antigravity and Claude Code Live3:03:23
D
Dilip (as heard, guest mentor, Nov 26 episode)
1 session

Guest mentor, Weekly AI Updates

Sessions
Weekly AI Updates — November 2025 digest (4 episodes)7:20:29
G
Gautam
1 session

Participant - US-based serial entrepreneur (fourth startup) who raises the IP and terms-of-service point in Q&A

Sessions
Founder Stack Ep02 with Tanmay: Nothing Starts Where It Ends - Win the King, Start as a Service and Productise as You Go, Tech Is Not a Moat, Where Your Buyers Already Are, and Throw More Darts3:00:23▶
G
Gunay Aliev
1 session

Mentor/speaker, Sept 2 episode - AI educator and automations expert, founder of an AI academy (heard 'Miro AI Academy', unverified)

Sessions
Weekly AI Updates — September 2026 digest (all 5 episodes: Sept 2, 9, 16, 23, 30)10:51:12
H
Harshit Vadiparthy
1 session

Instructor - runs his own 'Jarvis' (a Hermes agent on an Azure VM he calls Jarvis Brain, in use since February 2025) and rebuilds one from scratch live with Claude Code

Announced by Shivani in OH XV as 'Harshit Vadiparathy'; ASR here: Harshid, Harshwet, Marshit, Arshad. Not the programme director Harshit of the office hours.
Sessions
24/7 Chief of Staff: Building 'Jarvis' - Hermes Agent as the Brain on an Azure VM, DeepSeek Harness as the Pluggable Face, Agent Client Protocol Instead of MCP, a Realtime Voice Orb, and Tailscale to Keep It Yours2:57:24▶
H
Harshith
1 session

Office-hours co-mentor - 'MCP is Harsha's bread and butter'; answers n8n, RAG and MCP questions

ASR variants Harshith/Harshit/Harsha/Harshad; treated as the Day 4 mentor Harshad Tyagi.
Sessions
Day 5: MCP as Concierge — Easy/Medium/Hard Modes, Stacking Servers, Smithery Vetting, and RAG vs MCP4:59:00
H
Honey (spelling uncertain)
1 session

Moderator/co-host, Oct 15 session

Sessions
Weekly AI Updates — October 2025 digest (5 episodes)9:39:25
I
Ishan Datta
1 session

Trainer - ML engineer at Adobe (his generative-AI voice/lip-sync product was acquired by Adobe in 2023); the entire session

ASR: Ishandita / Nishan.
Sessions
Day 2 (morning): Agentic Workflows in Code - CrewAI from One Agent to a DevOps Crew to a Parallel Investment Adviser with Custom Tools3:30:10
J
Jane
1 session

Participant - author new to online work; shows her testimonial site, asks the overwhelm question, receives a scrollytelling site built by another member

A cohort member, not the 'Jane' booking software discussed in OH XII.
Sessions
Office Hours XIV: Story Before Landing Page, Scoping an Agentic-Web Pitch, the Cost of Compute, Automating Past Google, and the Idea Bank1:32:20▶
J
Jay (brand heard as 'Jay Prince')
1 session

Guest presenter, Oct 15 special masterclass

Sessions
Weekly AI Updates — October 2025 digest (5 episodes)9:39:25
J
Jitesh
1 session

Guest mentor - 6+ years on Zapier/Make, runs an AI automation agency with heavy n8n client work (Zoho partner); teaches agent principles and shows four production client systems

Sessions
Day 10: Principles for Building Agents — Three Levels of AI, the 7-Question Workflow-vs-Agent Test, Goldilocks Scope, Agent Prompting, and Tool Design5:04:00
K
Kairos analytics lecturer (unnamed)
1 session

Slide lecture on business analysis in an Indian retail/e-commerce context; chapter 7 of an analysis module

Never named; different voice from the tool guides.
Sessions
Presenting Analysis: From Numbers to a Story, Writing the Analysis Email, and Matching the Chart to the Question19:52
K
Khushbu
1 session

Mentor/speaker, Aug 26 episode (product manager, 7+ years SaaS)

Sessions
Weekly AI Updates — August 2026 digest (4 episodes)7:27:37
K
Khushbu Jain
1 session

Guest mentor — AI product management, voice agents/automation (Outskill)

Sessions
Weekly AI Updates — July 2026 digest (5 episodes)7:58:15
L
Laurie
1 session

Possible presenter of the AI-clone action sequence ('I'm Laurie for contentcreator.com'); may be an ASR misread

Unverified; the same lesson opens 'Anthony here'.
Sessions
Section 6: Four Full Builds — a Faceless Hook in 20 Minutes, a '$300,000 Ad for Under $30', an Animated Music Video, and a Viral AI-Clone Action Sequence2:13:12
L
Learner cohort (chat)
1 session

Contribute example problems, poll answers and questions throughout; three first names surface during certificate troubleshooting (Kartikeya, Venkataraman, Amulya - ASR spellings uncertain)

Sessions
AI Sprint: Choosing the Right Problem — Day 2 (A Nine-Step Worksheet from Pain Inventory to PRD, and the Honest Screen for Whether AI Belongs at All)2:42:25
L
Learner showcase guest, Sept 23 (heard 'Adebo' / 'Adi Buega' - spelling unverified)
1 session

Guest, Weekly AI Updates - Outskill's Nigeria ambassador; a multi-vendor marketplace with an AI sales 'agent' that chats, negotiates and hands hot leads to vendors, launching 1 October

Sessions
Weekly AI Updates — September 2026 digest (all 5 episodes: Sept 2, 9, 16, 23, 30)10:51:12
L
Learner showcase guests (Max Miller, Roshan, Faisal Rahman, Raghav, Shashwat, Ram Subramaniam, Luca/Azura, Pritam, S. Banerjee)
1 session

Guest, Weekly AI Updates

Sessions
Weekly AI Updates — August 2026 digest (4 episodes)7:27:37
L
Learner showcase guests (Ravi Jha, Rahul Kapoor, Roshan)
1 session

Guest, Weekly AI Updates

Sessions
Weekly AI Updates — September 2026 digest (all 5 episodes: Sept 2, 9, 16, 23, 30)10:51:12
L
Learner showcase guests, Sept 9 and 16 (Pradeep Saxena, Dexter, Roshan)
1 session

Guest, Weekly AI Updates - a free options-trading app, the Auto Liquid crypto signal bot, a MapMyRun exporter and an FFmpeg image editor

Sessions
Weekly AI Updates — September 2026 digest (all 5 episodes: Sept 2, 9, 16, 23, 30)10:51:12
L
Lyzr deep-dive instructor (unnamed)
1 session

Consultant/instructor building agents for clients; solo recorded screen-share, not Lyzr staff

Never introduced; a single ASR word "ritesh" (0:51) may be his name - unconfirmed.
Sessions
Lyzr Agent Studio Deep Dive: a No-Code Manager Agent with Specialist Sub-Agents, Knowledge Bases, Testing and Deployment56:31
M
Marcus
1 session

Learner - demos a local-LLM meeting recorder (Windows, 8 GB GPU / 16 GB RAM) that competes with Granola, Fireflies and Otter

Sessions
AI Sprint: Meet GrokBot — Stop Prompting, Start Delegating (One Cloud Computer, a Chief of Staff, Four Specialist Bots, and the Reversible/Irreversible Rule)2:37:39
M
Mark Palmer
1 session

Learner showcase guest, Oct 7 - north-eastern US; 45 years in software and hardware, 15 as a product manager; AI Generalist course alumnus and sprint regular; built 'GBox', a Claude Code watchdog that rescued a used 8-chip Goldshell Siacoin miner

Sessions
Weekly AI Updates - October 2026 digest (Oct 7 so far: Gemini 4 'Argon', America.gov AI, Meta Muse, NVIDIA OpenShell, Grok Bot rewards, Copilot teammates, Claude Sonnet 5.5 deep dive; Mark Palmer's GBox showcase; Oct 14 so far: Google Health Coach, the White House frontier-AI accord, OpenAI Dev Day 2026, Anthropic's Oct 8 usage-policy update, Hark, Microsoft MAI voice models, Claude Haiku 5.5)2:23:30
M
Matthew Khan
1 session

Day mentor - AI journalist and founder of Futureflow AI (Glasgow), an agency whose core business is voice agents; claims agents for 15+ companies and $500K+ in client revenue

Introduced as 'Matt'; the Day 0 roster heard him as 'Matif'.
Sessions
Day 6: Voice Agents That Talk Like Humans — the 5-Step Pipeline, Retell Settings That Matter, the 5-Section Prompt, cal.com Booking, and Call Logging4:07:00
N
Nick
1 session

ContentCreator.com instructor - walks the realtor Instagram reel end to end, applying 'the entire process that Anthony has shared throughout the course'

Sessions
Supplement: The Realtor Reel Pipeline, Twenty-Five AI Filmmaking Moves, and Five Editors Graded Out of Ten1:33:43
N
Nitya
1 session

Host, Weekly AI Updates

Outskill program manager, opened/introduced the Mar 18 episode (l3535999)
Sessions
Weekly AI Updates — March 2026 digest (4 episodes)6:10:35
O
Other members (Hasan, a Gulf-based builder, a US-based builder, Anoop/Anup)
1 session

Participants - Bangalore-event question; shared-compute, automation and Hermes-context questions; Gold-O-Matic and a leads-group app; Cody's friend who shows his site and builds Jane's

Names unresolved where Whisper garbles them; not individually attributed.
Sessions
Office Hours XIV: Story Before Landing Page, Scoping an Agentic-Web Pitch, the Cost of Compute, Automating Past Google, and the Idea Bank1:32:20▶
O
Outskill lead trainer
1 session

Host - roll-call, philosophy, program logistics, Q&A

Not named on air; one of the Outskill leads.
Sessions
Onboarding Call: 'With AI, Not by AI' - the Six-Month Format, the No-Hand-Holding Rule, AI Burnout, and the Rented-Infrastructure Company1:11:45
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Paul
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Participant - THE Paul of this knowledge base. Asks the session's anchor question (managing Cowork/Lovable costs, model switching, cross-project visibility, a best-practices master list) and the hypnotherapy-marketing question.

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Office Hours XII: Building Paul's Second Brain — the Full Project-Management System, Live1:31:03▶
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Prakash Gupta
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AI operations specialist — builds AI infrastructure for businesses and trains their teams; '25 businesses, 150+ agents and automations in 3 years, since ChatGPT-3 came out'

First appearance in the corpus; teaching style is comparison-driven (everything measured against Claude Code) and privacy-aware (the CSV-import pattern exists specifically so company financials never touch the LLM).
Sessions
AI Masterclass: Exploring Antigravity 2 — Four Products, Four Slash Commands, and Two Live Builds2:54:41
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Raghuveer
1 session

Trainer - growth marketer turned AI consultant; the whole teaching block (0:58-3:31)

ASR: Ragwir / Ragmir / Ragu / RV; surname not given.
Sessions
Day 1: How a Model Learns (Teachable Machine Live), Context Engineering, CO-STAR, Artifacts, Connectors, and Claude Cowork Running a Daily Stand-up4:32:17
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Raghuveer ("Arvi")
1 session

Guest host, Weekly AI Updates (Dec 31 episode; independent AI generalist/consultant)

Sessions
Weekly AI Updates — December 2025 digest (5 episodes)9:05:27
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Rajendra (as heard)
1 session

Participant - AIGF cohort-1 alumnus with 50-60 learning products; taking CauseOurClaims.com (OpenAI hackathon winner) to production on Azure; organising the Bangalore immersion meetup

Sessions
Mentor Session XV: Selling Beats Building - Paul's Referral-Network Platform, Phone-Book Outbound, Give-First Communities, One Use Case Not a Hundred, and 'Know Thyself'1:42:07▶
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Rajesh
1 session

Cohort member - built a working version of the same app during the session; his demo is what the class actually gets to see, including an LLM-wired variant

Sessions
Build Reliable AI Apps Using LangGraph: The Travel Agent That Changes Its Mind — State, Nodes, Cycles, Interrupts, and Why the Vocabulary Is the Skill2:12:07▶
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Rishabh Deshmukh
1 session

Guest mentor — founder, Pratini AI; ex-Microsoft/Flipkart/Salesforce engineer

Sessions
Weekly AI Updates — July 2026 digest (5 episodes)7:58:15
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Ritesh
1 session

Bonus mentor - finance background, no engineering training, runs self-hosted n8n daily: 'if I can do it... a lot of you people can do it as well'

Once transcribed 'Hitesh'. Possibly the Ritesh Shekde or Ritesh Kala introduced as a co-mentor on Day 3 - unverified.
Sessions
Bonus + Demo Day: Self-Hosting n8n with Docker (Cloud vs Local Decision, the n8n_data Volume, Credentials, ngrok) and How the Hackathon Was Judged2:26:00
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Ritesh Hegre
1 session

Guest trainer - automation consultant ('400+ automations, 100+ clients'); both live builds and the Q&A

ASR: Hritesh / Pratesh / Rakesh; company name unresolved.
Sessions
Bonus Session (Day 3): No-Code Automation in Make.com - Form to Sheet to Email, the 7-Step Process, and a Daily AI Image-and-Caption Poster for Instagram and LinkedIn2:11:51
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Rohan
1 session

Cohort member - 20 years in payments (Visa, BNY Mellon), systems architect; presented Swipe AI

Sessions
Session 30: C3 Town Hall — Four Cohort Products Under the Knife, Outcome Selling, and the Rest of the Programme2:33:44▶
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Sam Chung
1 session

Guest presenter - student musician who animated his own music video (ChatGPT + Nano Banana Pro + Hailuo + Canva + CapCut) after a traditional-animation attempt stalled on cost

As heard 'Samuel Chung'.
Sessions
Section 6: Four Full Builds — a Faceless Hook in 20 Minutes, a '$300,000 Ad for Under $30', an Animated Music Video, and a Viral AI-Clone Action Sequence2:13:12
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Sandesh Vandiga
1 session

Host, Weekly AI Updates

Sessions
Weekly AI Updates — August 2026 digest (4 episodes)7:27:37
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Sara Sebastian, Praful Thakkar, Syed Hasan, Archit, Karen, Prateek, Raul, Patrick Odoi, Caroline Consten, Deborah Ponnaiya
1 session

Participants in chat whose questions or links are used (as heard / as in the chat export)

Sessions
Founder Stack Ep03 with Shai Krishna: Why Wrappers Make AI Slop - CLAUDE.md as the Brain and DESIGN.md as the Art Direction, Founder-Led UGC with AI Avatars, Trial Reels, and Email Journeys2:01:51▶
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Sarah
1 session

Participant - 'don't say yes to everyone' (from a 1990s book, Futurize Your Enterprise); asks that Founder Stack guests talk about their struggles

Sessions
Mentor Session XV: Selling Beats Building - Paul's Referral-Network Platform, Phone-Book Outbound, Give-First Communities, One Use Case Not a Hundred, and 'Know Thyself'1:42:07▶
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Seyaj (as heard)
1 session

Participant - heading to Web Summit Lisbon (Nov 9-13) with an umbrella company and products heard as 'Smaran' and 'Parkhema'; asks how to be visible at a conference

Sessions
Mentor Session XV: Selling Beats Building - Paul's Referral-Network Platform, Phone-Book Outbound, Give-First Communities, One Use Case Not a Hundred, and 'Know Thyself'1:42:07▶
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Shai Krishna
1 session

Guest founder - ex-staff product designer (ServiceNow, Freshworks; led AI design teams including voice and video agents at SenseHQ), former agency owner, left full-time work after ten years in design; runs Designfolio (portfolio builder, ~4-7k USD MRR, seasonal), Tap Away (NFC app-blocker device, in waitlist) and a 3D browser game; sells a Claude course and shares his build content on Instagram

Heard as Shai / Shay / Shy; surname Krishna from the Zoom chat. His first Outskill session.
Sessions
Founder Stack Ep03 with Shai Krishna: Why Wrappers Make AI Slop - CLAUDE.md as the Brain and DESIGN.md as the Art Direction, Founder-Led UGC with AI Avatars, Trial Reels, and Email Journeys2:01:51▶
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Shashwat
1 session

Community lead — launches Alumni Forge (the community spaces) and the first live product-showcase event in the closing segment

Sessions
AI Sprint: Windsurf & Devin — Day 1 (Vibe to Agentic: GitHub as Pizza, the Four Spec Concerns, and the IDE Lineage)2:18:49
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Siddharth
1 session

Trainer - Outskill Head of Product & Design, ~20 years in product; whiteboard + live Claude demos

ASR: Sid / Sudhak / Sudar; surname not spoken.
Sessions
Day 2 (afternoon): MCP as the USB Port for AI, Building a Server in Two Lines, the Four Orchestration Shapes, and CRUD as the Security Model1:43:39
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Sonal Mittal
1 session

Mentor/speaker, Sept 16 and Sept 23 episodes - 20+ years IT, 10+ in EdTech and automation; ran the Astra deep-dive and Codex demo (Sept 16) the DeepSeek Flash / Claude Projects / ChatGPT Work session (Sept 23) and the Claude Code credits / Copilot agent / ChatGPT Voice / 'Opus 5.5' music-video session (Sept 30)

Sessions
Weekly AI Updates — September 2026 digest (all 5 episodes: Sept 2, 9, 16, 23, 30)10:51:12
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Stephen
1 session

Cohort member - 21 years in ERP/HR-payroll implementation; presented PERI, a full project-lifecycle platform

Sessions
Session 30: C3 Town Hall — Four Cohort Products Under the Knife, Outcome Selling, and the Rest of the Programme2:33:44▶
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Sukhin Shetty
1 session

Enterprise AI architect and B2B consultant; returning Catalyst trainer (taught the loop-engineering material in an earlier session). Builds and sells autonomous-agent systems; runs OpenClaw on a Hostinger VPS and Hermes on a local RTX 5090 desktop.

Sessions
Session 29: Build Always-On Assistants — Autonomy Is Designed, Not Switched On (OpenClaw on a VPS, Hermes on the Desktop)3:26:38▶
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SuperJoin deep-dive instructor (unnamed)
1 session

Outside user/consultant on the lowest paid plan; "used Excel for the past 20 years"

Never named; voice resembles the Lyzr deep dive but unconfirmed. Solo recorded screen-share with live runs.
Sessions
SuperJoin Deep Dive: AI Data Analysis Inside Google Sheets - Connectors, Prompt-Driven Reports, and In-Cell SuperGPT Formulas46:42
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Syed Hasan
1 session

Presenter - civil engineer, 30 years in construction project controls (Middle East, UK, US), 'totally a non-coder'; built Causa Claims, a five-agent extension-of-time claims pipeline that won the Outskill x OpenAI hackathon (~10,000 applicants, 5 winners)

As heard 'Sayad/Sahil Hassan'; product heard 'Kausa Claims' / 'CostaClaims.com'.
Sessions
Community Session 1: Causa Claims — a Non-Coder's Five-Agent Construction-Claims Pipeline, the Gate as the Product, and What RAG Really Costs1:08:00
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Tanmay
1 session

Guest founder - AI builder and educator; former AI educator at the Ben's Bites newsletter (~180k subscribers), forward-deployed engineer for a US agentic-AI startup, founder of the agency PrimeLoop (specialised in internal sales automation), chartered-accountancy student; builds on Hermes (AutoCM)

Surname not given. ASR: 'Ben Spites' = Ben's Bites; 'Triangle' may be an earlier agency name. Spoke to the AIC Mastermind two days earlier.
Sessions
Founder Stack Ep02 with Tanmay: Nothing Starts Where It Ends - Win the King, Start as a Service and Productise as You Go, Tech Is Not a Moat, Where Your Buyers Already Are, and Throw More Darts3:00:23▶
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Unnamed narrator
1 session

First-person host across all three lessons; consistent in style with Anthony Gallo and/or Paul Xavier, but never named in the transcripts

Sessions
The Discounts Section: Three In-House Offers, What They Cost, and What to Verify Before Believing Any of It0:25:45
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Unnamed substitute host
1 session

Substitute host, Oct 29 episode — name never stated on the recording

Sessions
Weekly AI Updates — October 2025 digest (5 episodes)9:39:25
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Vaibhav
1 session

Trainer - morning block (prompting, skills, MCP demos, voice agent, roadmap)

ASR: Webhub / Vibhav / Vaibav.
Sessions
Day 3: Markdown Prompting, Content DNA and Skills, MCP Everywhere (Vapi Call, Zomato, Apify), Goose and Local Models, a Voice Agent, and the Full n8n Customer-Support Build6:11:58
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Vignesh Murthy
1 session

Catalyst 401 alumnus and guest speaker; non-technical founder-turned-builder; co-founder of an AI social-media agency app (karuko.in, as spoken) and runs his own coaching classes ('Pablo's AI Lab')

ASR renders his name variously; 'Pablo' is his agent's persona name. Speaker claims completing the 2-day mastermind several times, the 14-day course and Catalyst.
Sessions
From Learner to Business Owner: an Alumnus on Interviewing the AI First, Criticising Plans, Free First Projects, and Working from Telegram1:23:24▶
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Vishwas
1 session

Outskill mentor and AI-film creative director - teaches the whole hands-on block on a ChatGPT Pro-tier account; says he is mostly a Claude user and uses GPT mainly for images

ASR: Vishwas Gitter / Joshua (closing thanks). Surname unresolved.
Sessions
AI Sprint: GPT-6 Astra Live - Day 2 (Restaurant-Chef Analogy, Model-Harness-Workflow, the Six-Block Delegation Brief, a Ten-Page Launch Pack in One Loop, and Making Astra Argue Against Itself)2:49:31
HeadshotsPhoto slots are wired (speakers-registry.yaml → _pipeline\photos\); the headshot hunt from the Outskill site and trainer profiles is queued for the next sitting. Initial avatars stand in meanwhile.