Workshop AI OS

Your AI Operating System

Imagine your computer actually knows you. It has access to your information, tools, and memory. It can build whatever you need. This workshop teaches you how to set up your own personal AI OS.

4 hours 5 seats Online · Google Meet €449 VAT incl.

The workflow you'll learn

Your files

Markdown, context, memory

VS Code

Your editor

Claude

The AI agent

Your tools

Email, Notion, Slack, browser

The problem

You've tried AI. You haven't built a system around it

You've tried the chatbots and AI tools, maybe you even use multiple of them daily. But nothing is connected. Your context lives in your head or spread across a dozen different chats and tool silos, and the moment you actually want to build something — you're stuck.

Copy-paste workflow

Nothing is connected. Your context lives in your head or it's spread across chats, notes, and tool silos that don't talk to each other.

Tool silos

Your email doesn't talk to your notes. Your calendar doesn't know your priorities. Each tool is an island.

Still doing it by hand

Moving data between tools, formatting outputs, rebuilding context. The busywork that AI was supposed to eliminate still takes half your day.

The build gap

You have ideas for things AI could do for you. But making it actually happen — connecting tools, building automations — feels like it needs a developer.

What it can do

An AI that sees, remembers, and acts

Not a chat window you copy-paste from. An AI OS that works with you across everything you do.

It sees your tools

Connected to your email, calendar, notes, browser, and files. It reads what you read — no more copy-pasting context into a chat window.

It remembers everything

Your business, your voice, your priorities, your past decisions. Every session builds on the last. It gets better the more you use it.

It builds what you need

A landing page, a dashboard, an email sequence, a research brief. Custom tools built for your specific situation.

It works while you sleep

Morning briefings, automated research, recurring reports. Set up a routine once and it runs on schedule without you opening your laptop.

The workshop

Wire up your AI workspace in four hours

You see the end state first: a working AI workspace connected to real tools, running real automations. Then I walk you through how I built it, step by step. You leave knowing exactly what to build and how to build it.

18:00 – 18:30

Key concepts

Get you up to speed with the concepts that matter for doing meaningful work with AI.

What an AI agent actually is (and isn't)
Context, memory, and why every session can build on the last
Skills, MCPs, and how AI talks to your tools
Tokens and cost — what you're actually paying for

18:30 – 19:30

The end state — inside my AI OS

I open up my own AI OS and show you what a working system looks like in practice. This is the destination.

Walk through a real CLAUDE.md, memory system, and project structure
See how Gmail, Notion, Slack, and Chrome are connected
Watch Claude answer real questions by pulling from all connected tools
Skills, routines, and automations running in the background

19:30 – 19:45

Break

19:45 – 20:45

Step by step — building it from scratch

Now that you've seen the end state, I rebuild it from zero. Every step explained, every decision unpacked.

Create a new project and get Claude Code set up
Connect all the tools we need: email, notes, calendar
Build a morning briefing skill from scratch
Build a real product: a landing page from a single prompt
Set up a routine that runs on a schedule

20:45 – 21:30

Pitfalls, patterns, and Q&A

The things you only learn by doing it for hundreds of hours. What works, what doesn't, and what to avoid.

Common mistakes that waste tokens and time
How to steer AI output instead of starting over
When to trust the output and when to push back
Open Q&A — bring your own use cases and questions

21:30 – 22:00

Set up your own workspace

We set up the stack on your machine and get your first project running.

Install Claude Code, VS Code, and connect your first MCP
Write your own CLAUDE.md with your business context
You leave with a working workspace, not just notes

Who this is for

Built for people who build, not people who code

You've tried ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity and see the potential — but it still feels like a chat window

You don't write code and don't want to — but you do want AI that actually does things, not just talks

You run a freelance practice, small business, or consultancy and wear multiple hats

You sense AI could replace half the SaaS tools you're paying for — you just don't know how to get there

You're comfortable with a computer but "terminal" and "API" still sound like someone else's job

Probably not for you if: you're not curious about what AI can do for you — this workshop is for people who want to discover and build.

Before you sign up

Some honest answers

Won't these tools be obsolete in a year?

Probably. That's why every part of the stack is interchangeable. Swap the model, the editor, or the tools without losing your setup. You're not learning a tool — you're learning a way of working that stays with you.

Do I need to be a developer?

No! But you need to be curious. You'll use a terminal and an editor, and you shouldn't be afraid of words like API or MCP. You're not writing code. You're writing instructions in plain language.

What does it cost?

The workshop is €449. To get meaningful work done after, you'll need a Claude Max subscription at €80/month. That sounds like a lot until you realize it's the single most capable piece of software ever made for personal use.

How long until it pays off?

You're learning a whole new way of working, so the first weeks are more intensive. By week three something clicks. After a month, you can't imagine organizing your work without it.

Who can profit from this?

Anyone who uses a lot of digital tools daily and is curious enough to wire them together. Anyone who wants to build things but is held back by technical constraints. Anyone who spends hours on repetitive processes that should run themselves. Your role doesn't matter. Your willingness to rethink how you work does.

Your trainer

Jelle Desramaults

I spend a lot of time in this stack — running my business, building side projects, automating daily tasks I used to do by hand. What I show in the workshop are real workflows, not staged examples.

By day I'm a UX designer at BNP Paribas Fortis (previously Itsme, Belfius, and Team Leader). By night I build tools with AI and teach others how to do the same.

Workshop business Design consulting Investment research Content pipeline Scraping portfolio Automated job search platform

The shortcut

Full access to a working AI OS

I give you direct access to my own AI OS and teach you everything I know about the stack. You see every component, every connection, every moving part. Then I show you step by step how I built it, so you can do the same.

But what can you build with this?

Anything you want

These are real things I built with Claude. Not side projects that collect dust — things that run my business every day.

Website

This workshop site

The site you're on right now. Bookings, payments, confirmation emails, seat tracking — all wired up in two evenings.

Business

My entire DJ operation

Website, booking system, music library tools, set preparation. My wedding DJ business runs almost entirely on Claude.

Automation

Job application scripts

Scrapers that find relevant openings, format applications, and track where things stand. Runs on autopilot.

Content

A complete investing guide

Multi-chapter website with interactive charts and infographics. Built the whole thing without touching design software.

Tools

Chrome extensions

Custom browser extensions that solve specific problems I had. From idea to published in the Chrome Web Store in a day.

Dashboard

Investment portfolio tracker

Live dashboard pulling data from multiple sources. Spent four years thinking about building it, then described it in one conversation.