Training

Make your team
productive with AI.

For people whose job is not writing code. Product, operations, marketing, finance, legal, founders. You already know which parts of your work are worth fixing, and that judgement is the hard half. The tools have finally caught up enough that you can build the fix yourself.

What used to take a developer, a budget and a quarter is now often an afternoon of your own. The only thing between the two is technique, and technique is quick to pick up.

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Ways in

Four ways to start.
Pick the one that fits.

The same material at four sizes. Start free and on your own, sit with one of us for half an hour, or put a whole team through it in an afternoon.

The free course

Free · self-paced

A written course that takes somebody with no technical background from nothing to a working app, with an AI agent doing the typing. Published module by module as it is finished.

Best if you want to try this on your own first, at no cost and no commitment.

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1:1 AI Support

$125 · 30 minutes

Bring one real thing from your own week and we work on it together, live, on your screen. Not a demo and not a lesson: your actual problem, half an hour, further along than when you started.

Best if you learn fastest by doing it once with somebody sitting next to you.

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A block of hours

From 10 hours · lower rate

Buy time in a block and spread it across your team. Everyone brings their own work. After the first few sessions we know your systems well enough to skip the preamble.

Best if several people need this and you would rather not book it a week at a time.

How blocks work

A session for your team

Half or full day · on site or remote

Everyone in one room with their own laptop and their own backlog. We work through real tasks rather than exercises, and people leave having built something they actually needed.

Best if you want a whole department moving at once rather than a few enthusiasts.

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What changes

What people walk out
actually able to do.

None of this needs programming. It needs knowing what to ask for, how to say it, and how to tell whether the answer is any good.

Kill the weekly report

The spreadsheet you rebuild every Monday, the deck you assemble by hand. Describe it once properly and most of these start running themselves.

Read the pile you never read

Hundreds of tickets, survey answers, contracts or call notes. Sorted and summarised in minutes, instead of never.

Build the small internal tool

The thing IT will not prioritise and a spreadsheet cannot quite do. That is now an afternoon rather than a project nobody funds.

Prototype before you brief

Show the idea instead of describing it. A rough working version moves a meeting further than any document.

Draft to your own standard

Not generic AI prose. Your tone, your structure, your rules, applied consistently because you wrote them down once.

Know when it is wrong

The most valuable skill and the one nobody teaches: how to check an answer you could not have produced yourself.

How we teach

We teach what we do.
Not what we read.

Your work, not exercises

No sample problems. You bring the thing you have been avoiding, and that is what we do. It is the only version that transfers back to your desk.

No jargon you did not ask for

Everything gets said in ordinary words. Where a technical term is genuinely unavoidable we define it once and then use it properly.

You drive

You type, we sit beside you. Watching somebody else do it looks easy and teaches almost nothing.

Who teaches it

The people who
actually build.

DenkWork ships production software with AI every day. What we teach is our own working method, not a curriculum assembled from other people’s posts about it.

Melvin

Managing Partner

Originally from the Netherlands, Melvin has been the founding engineer of five VC-backed companies that have collectively raised over $400M. In Silicon Valley he led 100+ engineer teams at companies like Wag.

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