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    Learn AI

    Learn AI by improving the work you actually do.

    AI training for the team that bought the tools and is not using them.

    charmthirteen teaches people to use AI to improve real work, not just to write prompts. Start with Clock In to AI, a 90-minute online class, or join Working 9 to AI to turn a recurring task into a tested, reusable system. Founders can build with Claude Loves Lovable, and organizations can book custom team training.

    Find your program ↓Bring training to your team →
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    Prompts are the easy part.

    charmthirteen teaches people how to use AI to improve real work. Every class starts from a task you actually do, and every class ends with something you built, tested, and can explain to the person who signs off on it.

    What every program covers:

    • Human amplification: AI takes the repetitive part, and you keep the judgment.
    • Problem identification: picking the task worth fixing before picking the tool.
    • Workflow mapping: seeing the steps, the handoffs, and who's responsible for each one.
    • Repeatable systems: prompts, skills and templates you reuse instead of rewriting.
    • Practical AI building: automations and agents, built hands-on during the session.
    • Testing and verification: a test set and an error log, so you know when the output is wrong.
    • Human oversight: an approval step wherever a decision matters.
    • Governance: data rules, approval rules, and a plan for switching it off.
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    The AI Collaboration Framework

    This is how charmthirteen teaches people to work with AI: three moves you repeat until the output is something you'd put your name on.

    1. AskStart with curiosity. Tell the AI what you're trying to understand and what it should know about your situation before it answers.
    2. ExploreCo-create with intention. Push for variations, zoom in on what's promising, and add the constraints that make it fit your work.
    3. ReflectRefine with judgment. Check the output against what you know, decide what stays, and fix what doesn't before it leaves your hands.

    Every level is taught the same way.

    1. Map it: see the task and everyone it touches.
    2. Fix it: find the friction and decide what should change.
    3. Build it: make the prompt, skill, or automation that does the repeating.
    4. Check it: test the result and write down how it's governed.

    The Orbit Framework is how charmthirteen finds the right problem in client work. The AI Collaboration Framework is how learners work with AI once they've found it. More on Orbit →

    Pick the program that fits where you are.

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    Flagship course.

    Working 9 to AI

    Turn one recurring task into a tested, reusable, AI-enabled system. It's built around a workday theme across five levels, and it's not a prompt engineering course.

    Levels 2 to 5 · four live 90-minute sessions · hybrid · quarterly · up to 25 seats · $475 · Clock In to AI is optional.

    Sign-ups are open now. The first cohort launches in January 2027.

    See the five levels →
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    Open class · Level 1, optional.

    Clock In to AI

    A live 90-minute online class. Bring a real task, finish it with AI, and leave with a starter workflow.

    $95 · 20% off for Artificially Designed subscribers ($76) · up to 25 seats · monthly on Thursdays, 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. Central.

    Next class: Thursday, November 12, 2026

    Your ticket price credits toward Working 9 to AI.

    See dates and register →
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    Founder cohort.

    Claude Loves Lovable

    Five live sessions where founders build a brand, pitch deck, MVP and website with Claude and Lovable.

    virtual on Zoom through Central Exchange · attendees receive 100 Lovable credits.

    Next session: Wednesday, November 11, 2026

    Independent workshop by charmthirteen, listed on Lovable Community Events. Attendees receive 100 Lovable credits. Not an official Anthropic or Lovable program.

    See the sessions →
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    Youth and early-career programs.

    Forward Deployment Bootcamp

    A 13-session program where middle school, high school and early college learners solve a real customer's problem with AI. No coding experience needed.

    Run with partner organizations · scoped by proposal.

    Bring the Bootcamp to your organization →
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    For teams.

    Custom Training

    Training built around the tools your organization actually allows and the work your people actually do.

    Contact for pricing.

    See custom training ↓
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    Custom Training

    For the team that needs the habit to stick, not just the introduction. Custom training is scoped in a free Vibe Check, built around your team's tools and rules, and delivered in person across the Kansas City metro or online anywhere in the US.

    Delivery record

    Built for rooms where the tooling is locked down.

    Most AI training assumes an open internet and an unrestricted tool stack. A lot of the rooms I facilitate in have neither, and the session still has to work.

    Multi-track courses delivered across full-day and multi-day formats
    Virtual and onsite delivery, solo facilitation
    Built to run inside agency-approved tool constraints, including environments with no external browsing and no third-party integrations
    Whole-group facilitation via chat and live polling, no breakout rooms required
    Activities that degrade gracefully into take-home exercises when live tool access is not available

    Who it's for

    Clinical and healthcare operations teams
    Public sector and workforce development programs
    Organizations adopting AI under compliance constraints
    Founders and small teams building with AI

    Formats

    Half-day intensive (4 hours, one team, one focus)
    Full-day workshop (structured curriculum, hands-on)
    Multi-session series (3–5 sessions, progressive skill build)
    Custom (any format, any team size, any topic)
    AI for Clinical Teams

    Someone on the unit is already pasting into a chatbot. Nobody has given them the rule.

    Chart Smarter

    AI literacy and safe prompting for the people closest to patient care. Covers the zero-PHI rule, safe prompt structure, spotting AI hallucinations, drift, and bias, ambient documentation workflows, and managing alert fatigue, with human-in-the-loop vigilance throughout. Built for nursing and clinical education teams.

    In development · Contact for pricing, scoped in a Vibe Check

    Want Working 9 to AI for a whole team? See the Enterprise Team Edition →

    Schedule a Vibe Check ↗ (opens in a new tab)
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    What you leave with

    Every session ends with something you can use the next morning.

    A starter workflowFrom Clock In to AI, a real task finished with AI and the first version of how you'll do it again.
    A map and a test setFrom Chaos to Systems, the task drawn out, the friction named, and the examples you'll test against.
    A reusable skillFrom Your Personal OS, the task turned into a workflow or skill you run instead of rewrite.
    An automation with a human checkpointFrom Like Clockwork, the repeating part automated, with an approval step before anything goes out.
    A tested, governed systemFrom Clock Out, the system tested, its governance written down, and a demo you can show your team.
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    Everyday Tasks with AIDrafting, summarizing, and organizing the work already on your plateLearn more → (opens in a new tab)Prompting and VerificationGetting AI to do what you meant, then checking the output before it leaves your handsLearn more → (opens in a new tab)Skills, Models, and WorkflowsReusable skills in your voice, the right model for the job, and workflows that repeat themselvesLearn more → (opens in a new tab)Map Your Work So Someone Can See It FastBuild the artifact that shows what you can do, then tailor it without sounding machine writtenLearn more → (opens in a new tab)

    Looking for AI training in Kansas City? See classes, formats and next dates for the metro. AI training in Kansas City →

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    "Course exceeded my expectations. Instructor was amazing and was really able to connect the theoretical ideas of data analytics for informed decision making to the practical applications. The instructor made it so easy to understand such a complex topic (that I didn't even know was this complex). I will for sure use a lot of the information learned in this course in my daily work. Cannot emphasize enough how great this instructor was."

    Virtual federal workshop participant

    "Alexandria was a great presenter, I appreciated how communicative she was. Great facilitation and scenario building!"

    Virtual federal workshop participant

    "Learning about the value and risks of perspective recognition and using that knowledge to build structured interviewing into my daily work to increase stakeholder satisfaction and meet mission critical needs."

    Virtual federal workshop participant
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    Frequently asked

    Questions before you book training.

    Our staff barely use the AI tools we bought. What do we do?
    Start with Clock In to AI, a 90-minute session at $95 a seat where each person brings a real task from their week and finishes it with AI. Monthly live sessions run 6 to 7:30 PM Central on Google Meet; see dates on the Clock In to AI page. It is optional, not a prerequisite for Working 9 to AI, and the price paid credits toward that course. If the problem is bigger than one session, a free Vibe Check scopes the series that fits.
    Our tools are locked down. Can training still work?
    Yes. Sessions are built to run inside agency-approved tool constraints, including environments with no external browsing and no third party integrations, with whole group facilitation and activities that degrade into take home exercises when live tool access is not available.
    Can one person buy a seat, or is it teams only?
    Clock In to AI is open to individuals at $95, or $76 for Artificially Designed subscribers. Claude Loves Lovable registers through Central Exchange: CX Members free, CX Partners 1 voucher, non-members $25. Other programs and private engagements are scoped in a Vibe Check.
    Is there training for clinical staff specifically?
    Chart Smarter covers the zero PHI rule, safe prompt structure, spotting hallucinations, drift, and bias, ambient documentation workflows, and alert fatigue, for nursing and clinical education teams. It is a private engagement, in development, scoped in a Vibe Check.
    What AI class should I take first?
    Start with Clock In to AI if you want to try AI on a real task in one 90-minute session. If you already know you want a repeatable system, register directly for Working 9 to AI, since Clock In to AI is optional.
    Is this prompt engineering training?
    No. charmthirteen teaches people to use AI to improve real work: picking the right task, mapping it, building a reusable workflow, and testing the result. Prompting is one step inside that.
    What is the AI Collaboration Framework?
    It's how charmthirteen teaches people to work with AI. Learners Ask with context, Explore with intention, and Reflect with judgment, and every level follows the same approach: Map it, Fix it, Build it, Check it.
    Can you train our whole team?
    Yes. Custom training is scoped in a free Vibe Check around the tools your organization allows, and Working 9 to AI has an Enterprise Team Edition for teams adopting AI together.
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    Waitlist

    Get first access to the next cohort.

    Pick the program you want, and you'll hear from Lex before seats go public.

    Joining the waitlist adds you to the Artificially Designed newsletter, which is how workshop dates go out. Unsubscribe any time.

    Bring it to your team

    Every workshop is built for your team's specific context.

    No decks recycled from last quarter.
    Schedule a Vibe Check ↗ (opens in a new tab)Questions first? Book a Coffee Chat → (opens in a new tab)