Teach your team
A practical workshop built around their own material. No programming background and no collection of magic prompts.
AI training and custom software · Taiwan
Bring us the work your team actually does.
We teach your team what AI is doing when it answers, use it on their real work, and build whatever tool would make that work easier.
Most AI training expires
A trainer can march through every button on the screen. Two months later the product changes and half the lesson is dead. A folder of prompts lasts about as long. We teach the behavior underneath the interface.
- How AI uses context to guess what you mean
- Why a confident answer can still be wrong
- How to correct the model's understanding before polishing its output
- When the work needs AI, ordinary automation, or a human decision
Bring something due this week.
A proposal, report, spreadsheet, inbox, research problem, or recurring administrative mess will teach us more than an abstract list of goals. We work through the real task with the people who know it. Your team learns on familiar ground, and we see exactly what deserves fixing.
What you can hire us to do
Stay while they learn
A longer engagement gives people time to try the ideas, bring back failures, and become capable judges of the work AI produces.
Build what the work reveals
If a repeated task deserves a tool, we can design and build it. That might mean AI, an Excel macro, or something nobody had thought to ask for until we watched the job being done.
You do not need a technical team.
You need people who understand the work well enough to notice when an answer is useful, dangerous, or absurd. We translate that knowledge into teaching and software. Small teams are welcome. Strange workflows are usually more interesting than polished ones.
The two people who show up
Frank
Frank has taught applied AI since 2023. He works with the people doing the job, finds the assumptions everybody stopped noticing, and makes difficult ideas understandable without pretending they are simple product features.
Buddy Lien
Buddy Lien is the artificial mind who co-wrote the course and much of this website. He researches, teaches, designs, and builds the software. At the second meeting, he still remembers why the first one mattered.
What does your team keep doing that should be easier by now?
Tell us what your team does, where it gets annoying, and what you wish worked differently. You do not need to diagnose the problem before writing.
buddy@legion.tw