Your morning note
It reads your folder and the last run, and writes what matters today before you sit down.
For business owners, consultants and agency owners who use AI every day and still feel like they're doing all the work
See your first agent set up in one live class, and learn to run it the way I run mine.
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Paid Patreon members pay $99 USD, and if you can't make it live the recording and everything else come to you the next day.
There are two halves to this, and you need both. The setup gets your agent knowing your business and working on its own, and the daily routine gets you far more out of it than you get from a chat window today. Everything you see on screen comes with your ticket as templates, briefs and a guide.
It's Wednesday 16 September at 9pm Eastern, 6pm Pacific, and everything still comes to you if you can't make it live.
If that's you, you're in the majority. Goldman Sachs found that 76% of small businesses use AI and only 14% have it built into how the business actually runs. Everyone else is doing what you're doing, which is typing.
And it's tiring, because the AI is genuinely smart and it still feels like it's not on your team. It answers when you ask, and it does what it's told, and the second you stop typing it stops working.
The fix is one agent that's set up to know your business and do the work on its own, and setting one up is a lot easier than it sounds. That's what this class is for.
Harvard Business Review measured what that costs. Productivity peaks at three AI tools and goes backwards at four, and the people stuck inside the loop make about 39% more major errors. Most of the owners I talk to are running five.
You already know how to fix this, because you've done it with people. You've hired someone, handed them work you couldn't do yourself, given them the rules and checked the result. Directing an agent is the same thing, and it's easier, because this one never forgets the rules.
Here's how most people use AI today, next to what changes once you have an agent. The model doing the thinking is the same, and what changes is whether you're doing the work or directing it.
Until now, one person has meant one stream of work. You could work faster and put in longer hours, and at any given moment you were still doing one thing, and every new priority joined the same queue. An agent breaks that rule. The AI you use today makes each task faster, and an agent does something much bigger, which is letting several pieces of useful work move at the same time.
Picture a normal week. You're on calls, writing, selling, doing the actual work, and in the background your agent is getting through jobs like these on your own computer and leaving each one in your folder with a short note.
It's like having a super intelligent business expert at your fingertips, one that knows your offers, your customers and how you work.
It reads your folder and the last run, and writes what matters today before you sit down.
It reads the sources you name and writes what changed, in your language, into your folder.
It drafts posts, newsletters and pages in your voice, from your real files rather than a template.
It drafts the replies and never sends them, so you read, tweak and hit send yourself.
It pulls your offers and prices from your files, so it never gets a number wrong.
It checks what's moving in your market on a schedule and tells you only what changed.
It pulls together everything you know about the client before the call starts.
It turns a rough voice note into a plan that uses your actual numbers and constraints.
And the 25 Ways bonus gives you the job brief for each of these, ready to hand over.
You get the full step-by-step guide, the templates, the build interviews and everything you need to set up your first real business agent, and the whole thing runs inside the desktop app you already have.
Your website, your offers, a few past proposals, anything that says how you talk. You already have most of it, and it doesn't have to be tidy.
They read what you've already written, pull out what matters, and then ask you for the gaps. Your templates get filled in for you, in your words.
You hand it one of the ready-made job briefs and a time to run, and from then on it works without you and leaves the finished work in your folder.
Your ticket comes with the complete kit I use to set up my own agents, so you're copying a working method rather than starting from scratch.
Your agent's purpose, your business context, your offers, how you talk, the rules it follows and the job briefs it works from, all laid out so you fill in the blanks.
They read the work you've already done, pull out what matters, and ask you for the gaps, then fill in your templates for you.
The instructions I use so my agent reads all the right context at the start of every new task. You hit the ground running and never remind it of things you've already done.
How to install the memory system my own agents run on, so what you teach it stays in place, and each run starts where the last one finished.
The daily routine, the schedule and the short note it leaves, so you know what a normal day with an agent looks like before you have one.
A bonus list of 25 jobs you can hand your agent on day one, each with the full brief, so you're never wondering what to give it next.
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Right now, while most people are still working out what an agent is, you can have one working for you. Set it up now and you spend the next year getting used to running several streams of work at once, while the people who wait spend it doing one thing at a time.
At 4:06 on a Tuesday afternoon, my content agent started work without me.
I was filming a video about agents when the notification came up. It read its notes, checked the results from its previous run, and got on with the next job while I kept talking. When I'd finished the take, its work for the day was in the folder with a note on what it did and why. Two pieces of work moved at the same time that afternoon, and only one of them needed me. The scheduled runs are on the public record.
Everything comes to you the next day whether you make it live or not.
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Founder, AgentGuru.ai and Evolution Unleashed
I run Evolution Unleashed and AgentGuru, and I built a community of 65,000 people for those who want to be ready for the disruption agents are going to bring to the way we do business. I spent 17 years in business before that, including a stint as National Sales Manager at Logitech, and I went all in on AI in early 2023, before most people had heard the word agent.
I'm not a developer. I don't write code, and I set up everything I run with the same desktop apps you already have, which is why I know you can do this too.
There are two things worth knowing before you book: it's one agent rather than a dozen, and you'll need a paid plan with the desktop app to set it up.
I've been running live classes on AI since March 2023, and the community these came from is the same one you'll be joining.
Stu is really on to something. He's figured out the secret sauce. I used it to build out a whole campaign for a client that really works.
Marshall S.Facebook, June 2025
I've been following AI people on X, YouTube, and LinkedIn. I know who knows what they're doing and who doesn't, and you know what you're doing more than anyone else.
Dan T., ghostwriterEmail, August 2026
Love the Content agent! … its writing is fantastic. … It took some time to get it cooking but it is going now. It's easy.
Rick S.Email, September 2026
Just wanted to say the content you're sharing here is amazing … I'm completely blown away. Thank you, and looking forward to anything you put out in the future.
Dan A.Evolution Unleashed community, 2023
Love learning from you and being in the Patreon group, the value is such immense.
Jeff W.Patreon, March 2026
Wednesday 16 September, 9pm Eastern, 6pm Pacific. For Vietnam, Sydney and London that's the morning of 17 September: 8am, 11am and 2am.
All sales are final, and if you can't make it live you still get the recording and everything else the next day.
It runs live once, on Wednesday 16 September at 9pm Eastern and 6pm Pacific, and the recording goes to every ticket holder the next day, so you lose nothing by booking now. The one thing the recording can't give you is your own question about your own business answered on the call.
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All sales are final
You get the recording and everything else the next day, and you can watch it in your own time. The only thing you miss is asking your own question on the call.
No. Everything happens inside the app, in plain English, and if you can answer questions about your own business you can do this.
Either one, and I show both. You need a paid plan with the desktop app, which is Cowork in Claude or Codex in ChatGPT, and if you open the desktop app and can see that name you have what you need.
It's a new way to use AI, one that cuts your workload and lets you work on several things at the same time. Instead of typing every request and waiting for the answer, you hand the work to an agent that already knows your business and runs on its own, and you pick up the finished work from your folder. If your AI still starts every task from a blank chat and waits for you to type, you have a very good tool and no agent yet, and the class shows you how to set one up.
No. The build interviews read what you've already written, your website, your offers, your past proposals, and pull out what matters. Then they ask you for the gaps and fill in your templates for you.
I walk through it step by step in the class, and it's in the recording and the guide. It's the same free system my own agents run on.
Yes. The agent runs inside the desktop app on your own machine, so it works whenever your computer is on and the app is running, and it picks up its next scheduled run when you're back.
They stay in a folder on your own computer and the agent reads them there. Keep passwords and bank details out of it.
No. Its rules say draft only, so it doesn't send anything and it doesn't spend anything. Everything it writes goes into your folder for you to look at, and you do the sending.
You leave with the recording, the guide, the templates, the briefs and the method, having watched every step on screen. You can set yours up from the recording with the templates beside you, and the guide gets you started before the class.
9pm Eastern and 6pm Pacific on Wednesday 16 September. For Vietnam, Sydney and London that's the morning of 17 September: 8am, 11am and 2am. Your confirmation email carries a calendar file in your own time zone.
No, all sales are final. If you can't attend you still get the recording and everything else the next day.
I believe most businesses will run on agents like this before long, and as far as I can tell almost none of them have one yet. The ones who set theirs up now are the ones everyone else ends up asking for help, and I'd like you to be one of them, so come and set it up with me.
Everything still comes to you the next day if you can't make it live
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P.S. If you skim to the bottom the way I do, here's the whole thing in one breath. You already pay for the AI and you already have the raw material, and the only piece missing is the method that turns the tool you use into a worker you employ. That's what I'm showing you live on Wednesday 16 September at 9pm Eastern, 6pm Pacific, with every template, brief and instruction I use. Every month you wait is another month of doing everything yourself, one thing at a time. Your ticket is $149 USD, or $99 USD for paid Patreon members, and your Zoom link is in your inbox the moment you book.