Practical AI for everyday work
Put AI to work.
Get your time back.
Create content, handle repetitive work, and build useful tools. No coding experience needed.
Sample lesson coming soon
One payment · 12 months of access · 7-day refund
Notes become a plan you can act on.
One idea. Posts, emails, and more.
Describe it. Build it. Put it to work.
What you’ll build
Build something you can use.
Hands-on projects for your business, freelance work, or next good idea.
Learn by doing
A small lesson. A real step forward.
You do not need another folder of prompts. You need to know what to ask, how to check the result, and where to use it.
Explore the planned curriculum- 01
See it in action
One clear example. No mystery words.
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Make it your own
A small task you can try in your own work.
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Check what it made
AI drafts. You check, decide, and approve.
The learning path
Start curious. Leave capable.
From your first useful request to a tool of your own. Follow the path or return to what your work needs.
+ 12 optional side quests
01Getting started
9 lessons
- The intern who read the entire internetPreview coming soon
- What AI can do today (and what it cannot)Preview coming soon
- AI in the browser or on your computer: where it works
- Claude or Codex: choosing your app
- Getting set up: the model picker
- Plans and limits: why your allowance runs out
- Your first win, part 1: from a voice note to the right request
- Your first win, part 2: AI drafts, you sign off
- The production line: AI works in steps
02The basics that matter
9 lessons
- AI is a new employee
- The welcome binder
- Setting up your project in Claude and Codex
- Why it “forgets,” part 1: the desk has a limit
- Why it “forgets,” part 2: clear the desk
- Never take “done” for an answer
- What you should never paste into AI
- How AI works, part 1: tokens and the map (optional)
- How AI works, part 2: one word at a time (optional)
03Less repetitive work
12 lessons
- Finding your repetitive work
- Skills: the recipe card
- Writing your first skill, 1 of 2: from recipe card to drawer
- Writing your first skill, 2 of 2: test it, let it run, fix it
- Connectors: handing over the keys
- Connecting Gmail, Calendar, and Drive, 1 of 2: getting connected
- Connecting Gmail, Calendar, and Drive, 2 of 2: email, files, and two connections in one answer
- Meeting → summary → tasks, 1 of 2: turn the meeting into text
- Meeting → summary → tasks, 2 of 2: turn the text into a task list
- The alarm clock, 1 of 2: a task that runs on its own
- The alarm clock, 2 of 2: the human approval step
- Documents without the headache
04Working with clients
9 lessons
- Your CRM in a spreadsheet
- Filling your CRM without typing
- AI reading your email
- Follow-ups that do not forget
- WhatsApp replies that sound like you
- Automatic replies for your business number
- From meeting to project scope
- From project scope to a PDF quote
- Invoices and payment reminders, without the awkwardness
05Marketing
8 lessons
- Ideas that work
- Hook and script: three seconds, five blocks
- A script in your voice
- Storyboards and captions: the video on paper
- Video clips with AI
- Editing without a timeline
- Posts, carousels, and images
- Your content line, every week
06Your own tools
20 lessons
- You do not need to know how to code
- The room list: your specification, 1 of 2
- The one-page specification, 2 of 2
- Building, 1 of 2: AI starts the build
- Building, 2 of 2: “done” is not done
- Testing, 1 of 2: the test drive
- Fixing it, 2 of 2: a three-line bug report
- Domain and hosting: out of the garage
- Going live, 1 of 2: the robot's access key
- Going live, 2 of 2: proof on your phone
- MCP: the universal socket
- Connecting your tool, 1 of 2: the action menu
- Connecting your tool, 2 of 2: the app is the proof
- AI on your computer, 1 of 2: your home kitchen
- AI on your computer, 2 of 2: your own private vault
- Choosing a model: a test drive on your route
- Hooks: the door alarm
- Subagents: the temporary helper
- Who decides what runs
- The brakes: why I trust my AI
07Turning skills into services
9 lessons
- What local businesses pay for, 1 of 2: the problem
- What local businesses pay for, 2 of 2: three services you can offer
- Your first client, 1 of 2: making the approach
- Your first client, 2 of 2: the discovery conversation
- What to charge, 1 of 2: setup + monthly
- What to charge, 2 of 2: pricing by value
- Delivering without getting overwhelmed, 1 of 2: the workflow and four checkpoints
- Delivering without getting overwhelmed, 2 of 2: quality checks
- Your 30-day plan with AI
08Optional side quests
12 lessons
- Inside an LLM, 1 of 2: real tokens
- Inside an LLM, 2 of 2: the word meeting
- Why AI makes things up
- Why AI agrees with everything
- What AI really costs
- Why long chats get worse and cost more, 1 of 3: resending
- Why long chats get worse and cost more, 2 of 3: the KV cache
- Why long chats get worse and cost more, 3 of 3: prompt caching
- How AI learns, 1 of 2: the library and the examples
- How AI learns, 2 of 2: the judge and the apprentice
- Temperature: creative AI vs predictable AI
- Prompt injection: the hidden trick
Your instructor
Hi, I’m Haniel.
Let’s make this useful.
I build tools and workflows with AI. In this course, we bring that practical approach to your everyday work: clear requests, small projects, and results you can check.
No programming background needed. Bring a real problem and a willingness to try.
Haniel Azevedo / FormWorksYour next useful skill
Less “one day.” More “I made this.”
One course. Practical projects. A full year to put them to work.
Launch offer
Regular price: $299 USD
- 76 core lessons + 12 optional side quests
- 12 months of access from payment
- Practical exercises and lesson discussions
- English and Brazilian Portuguese
7-day refund from successful payment
AI app subscriptions are paid separately. The course includes lesson discussions; personalized consulting is not included. Sales open when course and checkout are ready.A few good questions
Before you begin.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. We start with everyday tasks. When we build a tool, you will describe what it should do and learn to check the result.
Which AI tools do I need?
The course uses Claude and Codex for practical work, with browser examples where useful. Plans, limits, and optional paid tools are explained in the course. App subscriptions are not part of the course price.
How long can I access the course?
12 months from successful payment, with one payment. Learn at your own pace and return to lessons during your access period.
Can I switch languages?
Yes. English and Brazilian Portuguese are included. Interface, audio, and caption settings are separate so you can choose how you learn.
What if it is not for me?
You can request a refund within 7 days of successful payment. Refund requests are reviewed by the course administrator.