Aug 24–30
Pilot Week — Aug 24
Builder cohort · In person · Arcadia, CA
$500
Per seat
In person · Arcadia, CA · Seven days
Build the tool your business needs.
You don't write the code — you direct the AI that does. A live page in your first hour. Your own working tool, on a real URL, by Day 7.
Next week starts Aug 24 · 4 seats open
SIG.01 — What people build
What people build here.
One project per person, chosen by you. These are the size of thing that ships in seven days — examples, not a menu.
- 01
Client intake form
Takes the booking, sends the confirmation, lands it on your calendar.
- 02
Quote calculator
Your pricing rules as a page customers fill out. The quote goes to their inbox and yours.
- 03
Inventory tracker
What's in stock, what's running low, who last touched it. Retires the spreadsheet.
- 04
Lead follow-up
A new inquiry comes in; the follow-up emails go out on schedule. You see who replied.
- 05
Internal dashboard
The numbers you check every morning, on one page, from the data you already have.
- 06
Your own idea
A product, a site, a tool for a job nobody has built one for. Bring it to the onboarding call; it gets sized to seven days there.
SIG.02 — For builders
For builders
Who this is for
- You run something — a business, a practice, a team, a side project.
- You've been paying for software that almost fits, or waiting on someone to build it.
- You've never written code. Nobody here writes it by hand — the skill is direction.
What you get
- Ten seats, never more.
- In person, Arcadia, CA — seven days, Monday to Sunday.
- Every session recorded and posted to the member hub.
- Your own project, live by Day 7.
- Demo Day — your build, running in front of a room.
SIG.03 — The week
Seven days, start to shipped.
- Day 1
ship a live page in the first hour.
- Day 2
plan your build, learn to direct the AI.
- Days 3–5
build your project.
- Day 6
test, audit, polish.
- Day 7
Demo Day.
Demo Day is every week — and it's open house. Come see what students built in seven days.
Next Demo Day — Sun, Aug 30
SIG.04 — Process
One process. Six phases. Any project.
The same six steps a software team runs. You make the call at every one; the AI does the typing.
- 01
Architecture
plan it before anything exists.
- 02
Implementation
the AI builds from your plan.
- 03
Testing
try to break it.
- 04
Auditing
make it safe.
- 05
Polishing
make it clean.
- 06
Deployment
put it on the internet.
SIG.05 — Upcoming weeks
Pick your week.
$1,000 per week. Launch week: $500, ten seats.
SIG.06 — Instructor
Who's teaching.
Sergio Avila
Instructor · Program design
Sergio Avila is an AI engineer. He designed the program and teaches every week.
The site you're enrolling through was built the way students build — he architected it, AI wrote it, and it shipped in two days.
SIG.07 — Scope
What this isn't.
Not a video course.
Every session is live and in person, all seven days.
Not a bootcamp.
One week, one shipped project. No career-change contract, no twelve-week syllabus.
Not graded.
No quizzes, no badges, no points. Demo Day is the assessment.
No borrowed tools.
You build from AI accounts you own and keep. The week ends; your setup doesn't.
SIG.08 — FAQ
Common questions.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Nobody here writes code by hand. You learn to plan the build, direct the AI, judge what it produces, and decide what ships.
The bar is clear thinking about what you want, not programming. The week teaches the rest.
What can I build?
One project, your choice — an intake form, a quote calculator, an inventory tracker, a follow-up sequence, a dashboard, or the thing nobody has built for your job.
It gets sized to seven days at the onboarding call, so it ships.
What does a week cost?
$1,000 per week. Launch week: $500, ten seats.
The price covers the full seven days — sessions, recordings, the member hub, and Demo Day. The AI account you build from is your own.
SIG.09 — New weeks