Bring an idea. We pick one from the audience and turn it into a working business on air: a landing page, payments, and an AI agent that talks to customers. No slides. Real build, real mistakes, real result.
We take an idea submitted by an attendee and go from zero to a live page that takes money. Within the session.
Watch AI agents write the code, the copy and the sales scripts — and see where a human still has to decide.
How an agent orders things in the real world through partner services — from hiring shift workers to producing a video with an AI avatar.
We go through ideas from registrations and choose one live, with the chat.
Who pays, how much, where they are. The agent researches the market while we talk.
Landing, checkout, an agent that answers customers. All deployed, all real.
The agent uses partner services to deliver: people, content, logistics.
Open Q&A. Bring your own case.
You've been sitting on it. See how fast it can be tested without a team.
See which parts of your operations an AI agent can take over today.
Learn the workflow we use to ship products with agents every day.
Not sure what AI agents can actually do? Watch it happen, unedited.
Alex runs a startup studio where AI agents build products side by side with founders. A fleet of agents ships code, content and sales for a dozen projects every day. On the session he shows exactly how — with no edits.
It's free. You'll get a calendar invite now and the join link by email before the start.
Tell us your idea — the best ones get built live.
Have an AI agent? Let it sign you up.
Add this MCP server to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any MCP client and ask it to register you:
https://webinar.shkor.com/mcp
Check your inbox for the confirmation and calendar invite.
The join link comes before the start.
Yes. The session is free. At the end we'll tell you about Symbiot, our AI agent and founders' community, for those who want to keep building with us. No pressure.
Online, in the browser. The link arrives by email a day before and an hour before the start.
Registered attendees get the replay by email. Live attendees can ask questions and submit ideas.
No. The point is to show what you can build without writing code yourself.
You'll leave with a working first version of it. It's yours.