Early access to the AI Operators Guild, on Skool.
The AI Operators Guild for owners who want the system, not the theory.
Five courses. Seventeen systems. Every one recorded as it's built on a real business. One quest a week: a system, built and running. Raid Night every Wednesday: one member's busywork, automated live. A small group of owners, founders, freelancers and agencies who build in the open.
I don't just teach it. I run it on my own businesses.
Or skip the queue: email me and I'll install it.
Save a founding seat
Founding seats hear first when the Guild opens, pay the founding price, and keep it while they stay. Until then: the map, and one system a week by email.
Founding seats get the founding price. One field. Unsubscribe in one click.
Five courses. Seventeen systems. Every one recorded as it's built on a real business.
In the order a business needs them. Start with the first two; the rest are there when the week asks for them.
Course 1, 2 lessons
Start
Everyone, once.
Start here
What the AI Operators Guild is, what to do first, how the week works.
Your business, in the machine
Give it your business once: context, prices, policies, tone. Connect Drive, Gmail, Sheets, calendar. Your first skill.
Course 2, 4 lessons
The Day-to-Day Systems
The owner whose morning is forty minutes of reading before any work starts.
The Monday brief
Your numbers and what matters today, in your inbox before you sit down.
The inbox, in three piles
Overnight triage: needs you, needs someone else, needs nobody. Replies drafted for the second pile.
Your business, written down
Everything in your head written down once and made answerable by staff and customers.
Quotes and invoices
Enquiry in, priced quote out, in your words. Overdue invoices found and chased, shown before sent.
Course 3, 3 lessons
Growth Systems
The owner doing the repetitive part of marketing by hand, or paying someone to.
Ads, the repetitive part
Creative drafted, campaigns rotated, results read and summarised, in your inbox Monday.
Leads and follow-ups
Leads found and logged, follow-ups drafted in sequence, replies handed to a person. And the call itself, taught the way I run mine: the pain, the fix, the cost of waiting.
Content that ships itself
One recording becomes the week's posts, scheduled through Buffer.
Course 4, 4 lessons
Running It Without You
Anyone who built a system and is still pressing the button.
Routines and schedules
What runs daily, weekly, monthly. The night shift. Set so it just happens.
Guardrails
What it's allowed to touch, what it never touches, what it costs when you get that wrong.
Review without redoing
Checking the work in five minutes instead of redoing it in an hour.
Run it from your phone
Running and checking all of it from your phone.
Course 5, 4 lessons
Build and Own
The founder with an idea and no engineers; the owner paying for six tools that don't talk.
Zero to live
Shipping a product without a dev team: the stack, the build, the launch.
Payments done right
Stripe set up so it doesn't double-charge, leak revenue, or break at the first refund.
Rent or own
Which subscriptions this replaces, when a tool is enough, what owning it actually means.
The install
What the done-for-you install is, what you get, how the handover works.
Achievements: systems running, not lessons watched.
Ads, leads and the call: the repetitive part built, and the call itself taught the way I run mine: the pain, the fix, the cost of waiting.
Raid Night, every Wednesday
One member's busywork, automated live.
The courses are the map. Raid Night is where your business gets on it.
- 1
You bring the busywork
The process your business still does by hand. Quotes, the inbox, the Monday numbers, the follow-ups. One member's, each week.
- 2
I build it on screen
Live, on real accounts, in plain language. The wrong turns stay in. You watch where the decisions go and where the typing goes.
- 3
Everyone leaves with the loot
The loot, the recording, the setup and the file, goes into the Guild the same day. Run it on your own business before next Wednesday.
A small group of owners, founders, freelancers and agencies who build in the open.
Need a video editor, a bookkeeper, a second pair of eyes on a quote? Ask the Guild.
Antrix OS is live. Members get it free.
The system I run my own companies on: the night shift, the Monday brief, the inbox in three piles, the follow-ups. Members get it with the Guild, with the installers, free.
It runs on the Claude subscription you already pay for. Flat cost. Outgrow it and it keeps going on API usage: no ceiling, your call. Mac first. Best on its own machine with its own inbox, so your business stays in one place you control.
Most courses leave you a folder of videos. This one leaves a system running.
Want it in your business now? I install it.
A process, not a prompt
A chat window answers when asked. This runs on a schedule or when something happens: an email lands, a form comes in, an invoice goes overdue. It does the whole process, not the first step.
Owned, not rented
Your accounts, your bill, your name on it. No seat rented from me, no platform to move your business into. When you stop paying me, it keeps running.
Done by software, checked by a person
The typing, sorting, drafting and checking is software. Someone on your team approves what matters and sees anything customer-facing before it goes.
Who this is for
For the owner who'd rather have it done than manage it.
Business owners and founders who've outgrown their own hours.
Freelancers and agencies too: the same systems, multiplied across every client.
You know your business. You're still doing the busywork by hand: the inbox, the quotes, the follow-ups, the Monday numbers. Working in it, never on it.
Describe a process once. Approve what matters. Hear from me when there's something worth looking at.
If that sounds like you, you'll like working this way.
Lock the founding price, or have it installed.
Save a founding seat with your email. Or skip the queue: email me and I'll install it.
Freelancers and agencies too: the same systems, multiplied across every client.
Save a founding seat
Founding seats hear first when the Guild opens, pay the founding price, and keep it while they stay. Until then: the map, and one system a week by email.
Founding seats get the founding price. One field. Unsubscribe in one click.