On-site AI training / For company leaders
Learn AI on
your own work.
I come to your office and work alongside your leaders. We find the workflows worth automating. Then I show you how to build them.
Build-With-AI Training1–2 days on site $2,500 per participant
For established companies ready to put AI into practice.
01 / Build-With-AI Training
A working visit.
Built around your business.
You don’t need to arrive with an AI strategy. Bring me into the work. We’ll find a useful place to start.
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Show me the work.
I sit with your leaders and observe the tasks, handoffs, and decisions that fill their day.
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Find the opportunity.
We identify repeatable workflows that are good candidates for automation and choose an example to work through.
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Build it together.
I demonstrate the automation with your team beside me. Where the scope allows, we build it out together so you can see how it works.
Hands-on time with Justus, focused on your company’s work.
For the leaders you want to bring into the room.
Framework templates and a firsthand look at how an automation is put together.
Talk about a visit02 / Your engineer & instructor
I build the systems.
And explain the decisions.
I’m Justus Eapen. I spent five years building and operating Truth Social’s internal trust-and-safety infrastructure, led software at Pavlok, and built production systems at SmartLogic.
I’ve also hosted six seasons of Elixir Wizards and founded Baltimore AI/ML. Teaching is part of my work.
03 / How I think about automation
Your team owns
the decision.
“The vendor is reporting a score. You decide what to do with the score.”
A claim arrives without a source. What happens next?
You can hold the draft until a source arrives, or remove the claim and send the revision to an editor. The automation follows the rule your team chooses.
Fictional example. No live AI or publishing.
Try the interactive example
Illustrative editorial workflow
From a draft to a decision.
A fictional library announcement contains an unsupported claim. The workflow flags the missing source for review.
- Request a source: hold the submission until the claim can be checked.
- Omit the unsupported claim: remove it and prepare a revised brief for the editor.
A sample with a source goes to editor review. Nothing is published. The person sets the rule; the system applies it.
04 / Before we meet
A few practical
questions.
Who should be in the room?
Leaders at an established company who want to understand how current AI tools can help their business. The visit starts with work they already know: how a task gets done, where it slows down, and who makes the decisions.
Do you come to our office?
Yes. I travel to you and work with your team on site for 1–2 days. We’ll discuss your location, participants, and visit arrangements in advance.
What do we need to prepare?
Start with a recurring task you’d like me to see. In our first conversation, we’ll discuss the people involved, the tools they use, and what we can work through together.
Will we have a finished automation?
The workshop centers on demonstration and learning through your actual work. I may build the automation alongside you when the scope allows. A production build, integrations, or a broader rollout can be scoped separately.
Need an engineer to deliver the system?
I can build it for you.
We agree on the workflow and scope, and I build the automation end to end.
Custom AI systems
From $25,000
Let’s get acquainted
What could your team
do with a little help?
Tell me about your company and the work you’d like to improve. We’ll start with a conversation about whether an on-site visit fits.
30-minute introductory call on Calendly.
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self-serve course and template library.
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