Welcome to AI Business Bootcamp. Our focus is simple: use AI workflows and agents to solve real business problems, then understand what would make the result worth paying for. YOUR FIRST STEP TAKES 10 MINUTES Choose one recurring task for one type of business. Make it small enough that you can inspect the result yourself. Examples: • A competitor brief for a local service business, with links to the public sources. • A weekly summary from a sample spreadsheet, with the numbers checked against the original data. • A first draft of an FAQ from a business's public website, with unsupported answers marked for review. Then comment below using this format: My starting point: Beginner / already experimenting / already doing client work Who I want to help: The recurring task: The deliverable I want to build: How I will check it is useful and accurate: My first question: The team publishes the main feed. Members participate in the comments here and in Questions & Troubleshooting. Keep links and sales pitches out of your introduction. AFTER YOUR FIRST TEST Share what you built, one thing that worked, one thing that failed, and the specific feedback you want. Use public or sample data while learning. Before treating your workflow as a service, check its accuracy, repeatability, tool costs, and the amount of human review it needs. Read the community rules before posting. This is a self-directed community: public questions help everyone, but an individual reply is not guaranteed. Updated September 2026. Earlier comments have been kept so useful conversations and unanswered questions are not lost.

Welcome to AI Business Bootcamp. Keep this community useful for people building practical AI workflows and agents. 1. NO PITCHES OR LEAD COLLECTION No service ads, affiliate or referral links, recruiting, or invitations to your group, channel, newsletter, or funnel. No “DM me,” keyword-comment offers, or contact-detail collection. Share useful information in the community. 2. ASK BEFORE SENDING A DM Get clear permission in the relevant public conversation before starting a private conversation. Joining the group, liking a post, or replying to you is not permission to pitch. Never send unsolicited offers or move a conversation to WhatsApp or Telegram to sell. 3. SHOW THE WORK AND THE CONTEXT Your own AI experiments are welcome in the comments. Explain the problem, tools, process, result, and feedback you want. A directly relevant link to the work is fine when your comment stands on its own. Bare links, teasers, and disguised ads will be removed. 4. KEEP QUESTIONS SPECIFIC Describe your goal, what you tried, what happened, and the exact point where you are stuck. Keep discussions about practical AI work and earning through useful services or products. Put introductions in the pinned Start Here thread. 5. NO DUPLICATES OR ENGAGEMENT SPAM Do not copy the same post or reply across conversations, farm likes, or flood the feed with generic AI-written text. AI assistance is welcome when you check the output and add something useful. Search before posting the same question again. 6. BE HONEST AND PROTECT PRIVACY Do not fabricate results, testimonials, clients, or earnings. Label demos and hypothetical examples. Remove private client information, contact details, passwords, and API keys before sharing. Use content you have permission to share. 7. RESPECT PEOPLE AND REPORT PROBLEMS Critique the work, not the person. No harassment or discrimination. Use the post or comment menu to report spam to admins. Obvious spam, scams, repeated promotion, and unsolicited sales DMs can lead to removal and a ban without warning.