The AI Build Lab Relaunch & Reunion Party
You've seen the new names on the site. September 2 is the party where the story gets told: why we rebuilt AI Build Lab, what each program becomes, The Lab launching this September, and where Trade School is headed. Then Demo Day: real agent systems on screen doing real work, including builds from the community.
The New AI Build Lab, In Plain Terms
This summer we rebuilt everything, using the exact thing we teach: agents doing the work. The new names are on the site. September 2 is where the whole story gets told at once.
The Programs Are Half the Story. Here's the Rest.
The relaunch isn't just new program names. Two whole new pieces of AI Build Lab arrive with it, and September 2 is where you see both up close.
The Lab
Courses end. The Lab doesn't. It's the ongoing membership for continuing education: keep building, keep learning, stay sharp alongside the whole community, with Demo Day as a regular fixture. The full picture, pricing to cadence, lands at the party.
Trade School
The bridge between our graduates and the companies that need agent-native builders. We're actively building it right now, and September 2 is where you hear where it stands and what comes next.
What Demo Day Is
A rule we hold ourselves to: if we say agents did the work, we show the agents doing the work. Demo Day is that rule, turned into a format.
Live Systems, On Screen
Screens shared, systems running, real output. If something breaks, you get to watch us handle it. That's part of the point.
Builds From the Community
Not just our systems. We're lining up demos from the community, including builders who started exactly where you did: non-technical, curious, and slightly skeptical.
Patterns to Take Home
Each demo ends the same way: here's the pattern, here's where it applies to your work. You leave with ideas you can act on, not just things you watched.
What You Get Out of the Two Hours
This isn't a product pitch dressed up as a meetup. It's the launch story told properly, and live proof of how it was built.
Why We Rebuilt It
The names are public. The reasoning isn't. Hear the hard question we asked ourselves in June and what it meant for everything we'd built.
Demo Day
Real agent systems on screen, doing real work, including the ones that built the relaunch itself. Warts and all.
Agent Workforce, Explained
The new four-week flagship, from the people who run an AI agent workforce every day. You inherit our agent organization, orchestrated and wired, then build your own. Hear how that works.
Where You Fit Now
Workshop grad, cohort grad, Camper: the path forward looks different than it did in June. We'll show you exactly where you plug in.
Community Builds
Demos from builders like you, non-technical people running real agent systems on their real work. The strongest argument we have, and it isn't ours.
The Lab, Up Close
The ongoing membership launches this September, and the party is your first real look: what's inside, how it runs, and why Demo Day lives there.
A Reunion, Not a Webinar
Two hours, no filler, and the whole Lab in one room. Here's what we'll actually walk you through.
The Relaunch, Start to Finish
Agent Team HQ, Agent Workforce, Agent Native Camp: what each one is, who it's for, and the one-sentence path that ties them together.
Demos, Live on Screen
Our systems and community builds, running in real time. The agent systems that rebuilt AI Build Lab, shown by the people who run them.
Your Questions, Answered Live
“Where do I fit now?” “What happens to what I already took?” Ask Sara and Tyler directly. Come with doubts, leave with clarity.
The Two Hours
The full launch story, then the demos that back it up. Here's how it runs.
Welcome & The Story of the Summer
What happened between June and now: the hard question we asked ourselves, and what it meant for everything we'd built.
The Relaunch: The Whole New Lab
Agent Team HQ, Agent Workforce, and Agent Native Camp, and how the path fits together. Plus The Lab, launching this September, and where Trade School stands. Special attention on Agent Workforce, the new flagship.
Demo Day, Part One: The House Systems
The agent systems that ran our summer, including the ones that rebuilt the site, the courses, and the launch you're looking at. Live, warts and all.
Demo Day, Part Two: The Community Takes the Screen
Builds from the room: real systems from non-technical builders in our community, shown by the people who built them.
Where Alumni Fit & What Opens Next
The map from where you've been to where you'd jump in now, and what opens when, announced live in the room.
Open Q&A
Ask us anything: the relaunch, the demos, your own builds, your next step. Real answers, on the spot.
You Know This Room. It's About to Get Bigger.
Grads from our earliest cohorts are still here, helping each other, hiring each other, and building alongside 2,000+ others. September 2 is this room at its best: everyone back in one place, showing what they built.
Wherever You Left Off, This Is For You
Every chapter of AI Build Lab is welcome, and each one gets a specific answer on September 2. Bring a friend who's been curious; the door is open.
You Got Agents Working
You left a one-day workshop with something running. The new path picks up exactly there, and the next step looks different (and bigger) than it did in June.
You Built the Team
Any cohort, any year. You know the frameworks; now see what the flagship became and what your standing as a practitioner opens up in the new lineup.
You're All In (or Nearly)
Campers, you're mid-journey and this is your map for the fall. And if you've never taken anything with us, come anyway, this is the best two-hour tour of the whole Lab.
Come to the Reunion Party.
The launch story, told once, with everything on the table. Real agent systems demoed live, from us and from the community. The Lab's September launch and Trade School's road ahead. And the map from wherever you've been with us to wherever you're going next. It's a party, not a pitch: free, on Zoom, alumni first, friends welcome.
WEDNESDAY, SEP 2 // 12:00–2:00 PM ET // ZOOM // FREE
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