Hands-on training that takes your people from typing prompts to building automations and AI agents that do part of their job. At your office or online. Everyone builds something in the room.
Three years ago, a ChatGPT workshop was the training. Today everyone in your office can prompt. The gap has moved. It now sits between teams that use AI to write a bit faster and teams that use it to run the work.
Prompt, copy, paste. Useful for drafts. A person still starts every task by hand, so nothing about the workload changes.
Fixed workflows that run without a person. A big step, and where we lived for eighteen months. But someone has to design every step, and it breaks when reality doesn't match the plan.
Give it the goal and the tools. It plans the steps, reads your files and browser, checks its own work and asks for approval when it matters. This is what your team leaves able to build.
No slide-only sessions. We map your team's real workflows before the day, and every person builds on their own tools and data.
For teams where most people are still at level one. Get everyone prompting consistently, show them where it stops being useful, and have each person build one small automation before lunch.
For the people who will own AI in your company. n8n in the morning, Claude Code and Codex in the afternoon. Each person builds an agent for their own role and ships it before they leave.
The format we run for our own Digital X Bootcamp, adapted for a company, an association or a community. Around 50 people per intake, working on real projects across marketing, content and operations.
The opening demo is the same one we ran for our own team: an agent takes a content brief, writes the copy, sends it to two review agents, generates the images in the house style and queues the post. It runs while we talk. By the time it publishes, the room has seen what "agent" means.
We interview two or three of your people and list the repetitive work. The exercises are built from that list, not from a template.
The three levels, the live demo, and the first build. Everyone leaves the morning with something running.
Agents and skills. Teams pick a real task from their week and build the agent that does it, with approval steps where they belong.
Recording, step-by-step notes and the builds themselves, documented. Optional follow-on where we build alongside your team.
Prompting for consistent output. Style samples. Where the model is reliable and where it is guessing.
Triggers, steps, connections. Build a workflow that runs the same job every time without a person.
Claude Code and Codex. Give an agent a goal, tools and files. Add the approval gates. Run several at once.
Each person maps one job they do every week to an automation or agent, and leaves with it doing that job.
We are not trainers who read about agents. About 70% of Zion Global's processes run on automation, and our own team went through this exact programme in September 2026.
Started his first online business at NUS in 2006. Built the agents and automations that let Zion Global run on a third of its 2021 headcount. Co-trainer at every Digital X Bootcamp intake. Interviewed on Channel NewsAsia.
Co-founded Zion Global Marketing and co-presents every Digital X Bootcamp intake with Calvin. Featured in Empirics Asia on building the business from a first venture started with $2,800.
Whole-team training for a Singapore social media and PR agency on building client presentation decks with AI. Same room, same rule on the screen: the quality of your input determines the quality of your output.
That session led to the automation work we are now doing with them.
Zion Global Marketing was listed in The Straits Times and Statista's Singapore's Fastest Growing Companies 2019.
These are business owners who attended the bootcamp. Company training reviews will be added as they come in.
"One of the highlights was learning how to create AI images and video. The program is well-organized, interactive, and tailored to business owners like myself. I walked away with valuable insights and tools that I can apply immediately."
"Although intense and knowledge filled, Patricia and Calvin managed to keep it lively and fun. Attending Digital X is one of the best things that happened to me in my 4 years of entrepreneurship journey."
"We get to unlearn and learn new digital marketing system, the technical, fundamental and also learning how to utilise AI for my business. There isn't any hard selling, it's purely a genuine initiative to help and equip."
No. Our own team is marketers, ops and sales people, and they build agents. The tools have moved to plain English. What you need is people who know their own work well enough to describe it.
A laptop each, and accounts on the tools we'll use. We send a short checklist two weeks before: which subscriptions, which logins, and what to bring from your own work. Sorting this out in advance is the difference between a build day and a setup day.
Team workshops work best small enough that we can look at everyone's screen. The three-day bootcamp format runs at around 50. Tell us your headcount and we'll recommend the format.
It has to be, or it doesn't work. Every exercise comes from the workflow mapping we do with your people before the day. A PR agency, a clinic and a logistics firm get different builds from the same curriculum.
You keep the recording, the notes and every build made on the day. If the team wants to go further than they can on their own, we can build alongside them. See AI Automation & Agents.
Both work. In person is better for the build sessions because we can walk the room. Online is fine for the half-day foundations format and for teams spread across countries.
Tell us how many people, what they do all day, and which format you're thinking of. We send back a one-page outline and a quote. No call needed unless you want one.
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