AI Workshop
Three hours, hands-on, in Claude. Your team works on tasks from your industry and saves its first skills.
3 hours
Best for
One team, one process, or people who already use AI.
AI training and automation for small businesses
Hands-on AI training for small business teams, set up for your industry. On site anywhere in the U.S., or online. Then, if you want, I build the automations.

I teach every session myself.Milos Vranes · Free. 30 minutes.
Built on the tools you already run
AI training for employees of a small business works best on their real work: the tasks they repeat every week, in the tools they already use.
Everyone does each step on their own laptop while I walk the room.
Before the day, I swap the research topics, sample data, and exercises for your kind of work.
Every training starts with privacy settings and what never goes into AI tools. The exercises use sample data.
That is one hands-on session. A bigger team splits into groups.
The trainings
Each one is set up for your industry before the day.
Three hours, hands-on, in Claude. Your team works on tasks from your industry and saves its first skills.
3 hours
Best for
One team, one process, or people who already use AI.
A full day. The morning covers using AI apps well and what automation can do. The afternoon is the hands-on AI Workshop.
6 hours, plus lunch
Best for
Teams with set processes that use some software every day.
A full day for beginners. How AI works and what it can do, in plain words, with games and quizzes in place of building.
6 hours, plus lunch
Best for
Teams that rarely use AI and run on email, paper, and memory.
Which one fits
Pick the line that sounds like your team.
Inside the AI Workshop
Two sessions in Claude, with each person on their own laptop. Every example comes from your industry.
Everyone opens Claude on their own laptop. We switch off model training on your chats and agree on what never goes in.
Let Claude ask you questions before it answers. Then run a web search and a full research report on your industry, and check the sources.
Connect the email, calendar, or files your company approved, and ask questions about your own week.
Save a task you repeat as a skill you can run again just by asking. Give each client or topic its own project, so the context never mixes.
Start from a spreadsheet of sample data. Claude builds a dashboard and a Word report with charts. You check the numbers.
Save the whole process as a skill. Then set a task to run on a schedule, like a morning brief from your inbox.
Then build
Each training ends with every person's list of tasks they want to hand to AI. Some they can now handle in Claude on their own.
The ones that need more than a laptop, I build as automations, on the tools you already use. You can also start here, with no training at all.
Results from automation work
The trainings are new, so these results come from automations I built. Each one is client-reported, with the client named.
$2.5M+generated for clients and partners since January 2026
Ironclad Plumbing · Home services
The agent generated $38,674 in booked work in a single 30-day window. The phone is answered around the clock, and every call lands in a searchable log with a transcript and a next step.
Ironclad Plumbing · Home services
Between $18,000 and $31,000 a month comes back as booked work from estimates that used to be written off. Nobody chases quotes by hand.
These guys made my life so much easier, my entire booking system now runs on autopilot. Saves me probably a couple of hours a day and I was able to add in three more slots a day to my schedule and boost my revenue.
Milos built online ordering with payment right into our website. Customers pay when they order, and the ticket prints straight to the kitchen printer. Nobody stops during service to manage a tablet or retype an order, and we are not paying commission to a delivery app for orders from our own customers. It just runs.
Milos successfully completed the project I requested, and the turnaround time was quick. I was detail-oriented with what I needed for my clients, and he delivered everything on the first try with no revisions needed.
How it works
We talk about your team and the work they repeat. You leave knowing which training fits, or whether you need one at all.
Hands-on and set up for your industry, on site or online. Each person writes down the tasks they want to hand to AI.
We go through those lists together and choose what your team handles in Claude, what to automate, and what to train next.
I build the automations on your tools, watch them run, and fix what breaks.

Who runs it
I'm Milos Vranes. I have built automations for businesses for five years. I also run growth at The Snow Media, a digital marketing agency I helped start, and more than half of that agency runs on systems I built.
I hold two Anthropic certificates, and my workflow templates are public on the n8n Creator Hub. When I train a team, I use the same tools and habits I use on client work.
Not ready to talk yet?
Eight questions. You get a score out of 100, the weakest of four areas, and the first workflow I would build.
Questions
I train small business teams to use AI on their real work, then build AI automations on the tools they already use. Trainings run on site anywhere in the U.S., or online. The automation work covers any industry.
If your team rarely uses AI, start with the AI Foundations Bootcamp and add the AI Workshop. If you have set processes and some software, pick the Practical AI Bootcamp. For one team, one process, or people who already use AI, pick the AI Workshop.
No. If your team can use email and a web browser, they can follow along. I explain every term in plain words.
Every training starts with privacy settings and what never goes into AI tools, and the exercises use sample data. Automations run inside your own accounts, with the access you approve.
Every automation has monitoring. If a step fails, I get the alert before you do, and I fix it. You get a note that says what happened and when.
You do. It runs inside your own accounts and your own tool logins. If we part ways, it keeps running and it stays yours.
No. It takes the repetitive work off their plate: chasing, reminding, assembling, logging. Your people keep the work that needs a person, and the training shows them how to hand off the rest.
I don't publish prices. Each training and each build gets a quote after a short call, because it depends on your team, the work, and where we run it. The common pricing models are in how much an AI consultant costs.
The call is free and takes 30 minutes. We talk about your team, the work they repeat, and whether a training, an automation, or neither makes sense.
Free. 30 minutes.