Your week is full of work an agent could carry. In five live sessions you build those agents — on your own role, with your own hands — and walk out Friday with working agents and the system that runs them. Built by you, not theory.
One week · 5 sessions · $897 per seat
Proposals, reports, follow-ups, summaries — the same deliverables, rebuilt by hand every week. The tools exist. The hours still disappear.
You've tried the chatbots. Clever answers, scattered chats, nothing that holds. Everyone says this changes everything — and you can't point to one hour it has actually saved you.
Capable people shouldn't spend their best hours on work a well-built agent can carry. Expertise belongs in judgment — not in retyping.
No coding background required. If you can describe how you do your work, you can build agents that do it with you.
You wear every hat. The sprint turns your recurring deliverables — proposals, follow-ups, reports — into agents that produce them on demand, so the business stops depending on your hours.
You manage output through people and processes. You'll map your role, see exactly which deliverables agents can carry, and leave with a working fleet plan — grounded in what you build with your own hands.
Your expertise is the product. Agents don't replace it — they multiply it. Build agents that draft, structure, and check your work in your voice, to your standard.
We know the gap between "AI is amazing" and "AI is doing my work" — we crossed it the slow way so you don't have to. muellerpro.ai runs its own consulting practice on a fleet of dozens of working agents — outreach intel, proposals, legal-suite reviews, daily operations reports. The page you're reading was drafted, QC'd, and improved by that fleet, using the same five-file agents you'll build in the sprint.
The sprint format is proven — now in its sixth cohort — and you install it on your own work, with your own hands, guided live every day.
Not demos, not slideware. Agents built on your own work, run live during the week, improved until they produce output you'd actually use.
Every deliverable you produce, mapped and prioritized — a build queue of dozens of agent candidates ranked by what pays back first.
The operating structure — files, folders, standing rules — that keeps a growing agent fleet organized instead of becoming digital clutter.
And the cost of skipping it? Another quarter of evenings spent producing work an agent could have carried — while the operators around you compound week after week. The gap doesn't stay still.
One live session per day, Monday through Friday. Each day ends with something that exists and works — and each day builds on the last.
Build one complete, working agent — end to end, before the session closes.
You learn the simple five-file structure every agent is made of, then use the Agent Builder to create your first one — on the task you picked in Step 2 of the Sprint Path. By the end of Day 1, that piece of your week has an agent.
Map every deliverable in your role and turn it into a prioritized agent build queue.
A six-by-six matrix of your role becomes a kanban board of thirty-six agent candidates — the difference between owning one agent and running a fleet.
Start from what you want — not just what you already do — and design the agent chains that get you there.
You generate ten goal-driven projects, including ones you'd written off as impossible, and chain agents together to deliver each one.
Run your agents end to end, improve them with a structured iteration method, and close projects with a report that shows what the work cost — before and after.
The 3-3-3 improvement method takes an agent's output from rough draft to ship-ready in three measured rounds, and the wrap-up report documents the savings in plain dollars.
Install the system that keeps a fleet of agents organized: one chief-of-staff file, ten numbered folders, standing rules.
Agents without an operating system have amnesia. You leave with the templates and structure that make every agent you build from here on compound instead of clutter.
Every agent you build during the week — complete with its files, instructions, and quality standards. They run on your machine, on your work.
The full matrix of your role and the prioritized kanban of agent candidates — your build plan for the months after the sprint.
Ten goal-driven projects with their agent chains and ready-to-build specs.
The chief-of-staff file and the numbered folder structure — the same system used to run a real consulting practice on agents.
The 3-3-3 iteration method and the wrap-up report format, so every future agent gets measurably better instead of staying "pretty good."
Every session recorded. Miss a day or want to re-run a build step — it's all there.
One short call: confirm the next start date, lock your seat.
Before Day 1, choose the recurring piece of work you want your first agent to take over. That's your build material.
Five days, one session a day. Friday you walk out with working agents and the system that runs them.
$897 per seat
One week. Five live sessions. Small group, so every participant builds — nobody just watches.
Book a short call to confirm the next start date and reserve your seat. Bring the task you want your first agent to take over — that's where the sprint starts.
Reserve a Seat — $897Not ready for this cohort? Write to martin@muellerpro.ai with the one task you wish an agent would take over — you'll get an honest read on whether the sprint fits, and first notice of the next start date.