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Every trainer and host across the extracted sessions — 48 people so far, growing as extraction proceeds. Click a card's Sessions to expand; ▶ plays the archived recording.

N
Niharika
21 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▶
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
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
H
Harshit
10 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▶
Basecamp 2: Vibe Coding2:44:06▶
Basecamp 3: Introduction to n8n — I3:05:08▶
Basecamp 4: Introduction to n8n — II3:13:53▶
H
Harshith Vaddiparthy
7 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
A
Abhishek
6 sessions

Program manager, Catalyst cohort 3

LMS logistics, expectation-setting, feedback polls.
Sessions
Session 1: Getting your first Client3:12:24▶
Basecamp 1: Prompting & RAGs2:38:47▶
Basecamp 2: Vibe Coding2:44:06▶
Basecamp 3: Introduction to n8n — I3:05:08▶
Basecamp 6: Voice Agents3:16:53▶
Weekly AI Updates — August 2026 digest (3 of 4 episodes posted)5:24:37
D
Dileep (KVSS Dileep)
5 sessions

Head of Generative AI Education at Outskill; whiteboard-and-demo sprint ('no slides, no hand-holding') building Perplexity's model-council feature from scratch on Claude Code, with Antigravity as viewer and backup

Opens with a four-day rumination on Claude Mythos finding an undetected OpenBSD bug ('what is my plan B if AI replaces me?') — and gets his answer tested live when Claude goes down mid-build and the backup system he'd just taught carries the session.
Sessions
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: 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
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
A
Akhil
3 sessions

Trainer/mentor — MCP & agent foundations; returning Catalyst mentor

Socratic and highly interactive — 'yes, no, maybe?' call-and-response, whiteboard analogies (the restaurant, the librarian), whole-cohort hands-on exercises.
Sessions
Session 6: Building an AI-Powered Lead Gen Machine2:56:37▶
Session 16: GitHub 101 — Fundamentals & Essentials2:39:48▶
Basecamp 5: MCP2:41:33▶
A
Arfa
2 sessions

Program coordinator/host — audio-only ('network glitches'); frames this as the first AI Masterclass exclusively for Outskill alumni

Sessions
AI Masterclass: Exploring Antigravity 2 — Four Products, Four Slash Commands, and Two Live Builds2:54:41
Weekly AI Updates — June 2026 digest (4 episodes)6:12:34
C
Cameron
2 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▶
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
Dileep
2 sessions

Head of Generative AI Education at Outskill — 'your favorite mentor' per the host; teaches through escalating food analogies (bread/recipe, open kitchens, ice-cream-on-pizza contributors) with a declared 90/10 rule for moving on

ASR renders him Dilip/Duleep/the leap/delete/Tully/dillip across the session — the analogy-driven teaching style matches his Catalyst appearances.
Sessions
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 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
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
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
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 (3 of 4 episodes posted)5:24:37
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
Akshat
1 session

Host, Weekly AI Updates

Sessions
Weekly AI Updates — April 2026 digest (5 episodes)7:26:21
A
Alejo
1 session

Host, Weekly AI Updates

Sessions
Weekly AI Updates — June 2026 digest (4 episodes)6:12:34
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
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
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
H
Honey (spelling uncertain)
1 session

Moderator/co-host, Oct 15 session

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

Host, Weekly AI Updates

Sessions
Weekly AI Updates — January 2026 digest (4 episodes)5:55:02
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
Learner showcase guests (Max Miller, Roshan, Faisal Rahman, Raghav, Shashwat, Ram Subramaniam, Luca/Azura)
1 session

Guest, Weekly AI Updates

Sessions
Weekly AI Updates — August 2026 digest (3 of 4 episodes posted)5:24:37
MC
Matthew
Cohn
1 session

Trainer — AI voice agents; founder, FutureFlow AI

Practitioner-teacher: 50+ agents built, teaches from production war stories (the 4-hour billing abuse, the two-name bug), generous with client-ready templates.
LinkedInWebsiteYouTube
Sessions
Basecamp 6: Voice Agents3:16:53▶
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
P
Prakash Gupta
1 session

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
R
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
R
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
S
Sandesh Vandiga
1 session

Host, Weekly AI Updates

Sessions
Weekly AI Updates — August 2026 digest (3 of 4 episodes posted)5:24:37
S
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
S
Simran
1 session

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

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

Host, Weekly AI Updates

guest mentor, led the Mar 18 episode (l3535999)
Sessions
Weekly AI Updates — March 2026 digest (4 episodes)6:10:35
S
Sukhin
1 session

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▶
U
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
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.