What You’ll Learn If you ran a one-person business and could hire as many employees as you wanted, how would you set it up? That’s the question James uses to reframe what an “AI agent” actually is. Forget the technical definition. In this session you’ll learn to see an agent as an employee with one…
What You’ll Learn James has a library of 53 prompting frameworks on his campus — “prompting like a boss,” sales copy prompts, YouTube prompts, the works. All valuable, if prompting still mattered. In this session he argues it mostly doesn’t anymore, and shows what replaces it: conversation. You’ll learn the difference between a transaction and…
Anthropic’s Mythos/Fable 5 isn’t about benchmarks. For educators, the real story is a visual engine that reads your images, builds living visual assets as code, runs hour-long workflows, and remembers more. Here’s what changes for your teaching — and the one thing to do this week.
Google’s I/O 2026 keynote confirmed three structural shifts in how people will use AI for the next decade — voice is the new interface, personal context is the new moat, and clarity of intent beats prompt syntax. Here’s what each one means for educators, coaches, and consultants.
An Anthropic engineer just admitted on a podcast that his markdown plans got so long he stopped reading them. If he’s not reading them, you’re not either. Here’s the one-prompt fix — switch your Claude Code plans from .md to .html — and the 5 patterns to try tomorrow.
What You’ll Learn The AI tool releases are coming faster every week — GPT 5.5, Claude Design, a new Gemini desktop app, all inside the last ten days. Most educators are either panicking or frozen. This tutorial walks through the mental model James uses to stay calm and excited instead: stop chasing tools, start running…
The Experiment ChatGPT 5.5 (Codex) launched with strong agent capabilities. James decided to test whether his Campus AI Operating System — built and running on Claude — could be ported over and run the same way in Codex. It took one session. It worked. What He Built The same four-department structure (Community, Education, Marketing, Sales)…
The Problem Most solopreneurs who say they are using AI agents are actually using AI at Level 2 or 3. They are writing prompts, getting outputs, and copy-pasting results into other tools. That is not an agent. That is a fancy search engine. The mistake is not the tool — it is the mental model….
The Big Idea Anthropic dropped Routines in Claude Code yesterday. If you run an education business — course creator, coach, consultant, teacher — this is the single biggest change to agent automation since scheduled tasks shipped last year. Here is the shift in one sentence: Scheduled tasks are alarm clocks. Routines are employees who pay…
What You’ll Learn James ran a 3.5-hour live coaching sprint on Zoom. The next morning, without cutting and pasting a single thing, his AI system had found the recording on Vimeo, downloaded the transcript, written a session report and a participant workbook, uploaded both as PDFs, found the right community space, and posted everything —…
What You’ll Learn Most educators treat AI like a search engine. You ask a question, get an answer, start over next time. That’s Level 1. There are six more levels above it — and this video maps every single one. By the end, you’ll know exactly where you are in your AI journey, what changes…
What You’ll Learn James has 684 YouTube videos. If you asked him what’s in any of them, he couldn’t tell you. That’s not a storage problem — it’s a memory problem. And AI tools like Claude have the same problem: every new session starts from zero. In this video, James walks through how he solved…