I live inside your tools (Jira, Figma, Notion, Slack)
→ AI wired into your stack, not weightless prompts.
I train your product, UX & data teams on your own tools, from total beginner to expert. Zero CPF, zero paperwork.
“Jonathan is an absolute machine.”
I live inside your tools (Jira, Figma, Notion, Slack)
→ AI wired into your stack, not weightless prompts.
9 years managing, prioritising, shipping (in your team's seat)
→ I train on the real cases of your PMs, designers and data people.
I ship agentic AI in production: the state of the art moves weekly
→ you leave at the current frontier, not the ChatGPT of two years ago.
I start from the AI you already pay for, and tell you where it falls short
→ no more licences with invisible ROI.
Senior PM at Fountain · Silicon Valley · YC · Series C · 30+ AI tools used by 300+ companies · Notion "Recommended Creator"
Not demos that dazzle. Quiet agents that run in the background.
The first rung (beginner, tonight) : the free prompt above, what a beginner runs the very same evening.
🎁 The prompt I give every team, copy-paste readyreads everything that happened on Intercom each morning and surfaces the weak signals nobody has time to see. Runs every day on my real support inbox.
before a new project: dives into the existing code and compares the alternative solutions, before a line is written.
one sub-agent per persona critiques the mockup; the agent iterates the design via /goal until they all understand it.
“Dense but genuinely fascinating, a real level of discussion from the very first hour.”
You pay AI licences for the whole team, and can't name a single hour saved.
They use it like a Google search bar, the output disappoints, they don't come back.
Too many tools, no shared method, nothing compounds from one person to the next.
The problem isn't the tool. It's that nobody has shown them how to actually use it.
Free, no commitment. We map your team, tools and goals.
Level, tools, blockers, tasks to automate. I sort by level before we start: who to unblock on fundamentals, who to push on agents.
By role and by level, on your own cases. Everyone leaves with their AI Playbook (reusable prompts/skills + governance).
A shared Slack: keep asking me questions until the new reflexes stick.
6 questions, 2 minutes → and right away, the outline of your training.
1 · How does your team use AI today?
2 · Is AI connected to your tools (Jira, Figma, Notion…)?
3 · Which AI does your team use most?
4 · Who would you train?
5 · Your team's biggest blocker right now?
6 · How many people would join?
“Tailored to exactly what we asked for. Jonathan is an excellent trainer with real depth on the subject.”
“I was worried I wouldn't learn much. I was genuinely surprised by the level of the discussions.”
“It builds real confidence and gives practical, immediately actionable advice.”
Net Promoter Score, 30+ participants. World-class for a training.
A team using AI casually in Google Workspace. We started with acculturation & structured prompting, then built Gemini workflows for reporting, research synthesis and documentation.
An AI-fluent team ready to go further. We built reusable Claude skills plugged into their stack and Notion AI workflows, automating the repetitive product work.
Best connectors (Jira, Confluence…)
Native in Google WorkspaceNo. No funding paperwork, no certification hoops, no months of admin. We have a quick call, I co-design the program, we pick dates, and we go.
We cover exactly that: what's safe to put where, enterprise & privacy settings, and simple governance rules your team can follow.
Both. Most teams prefer in person for the hands-on energy, but remote is fully supported. FR or EN.
The number-one fear, and what the pre-assessment is for: I sort every participant by level before we start. Beginners get unblocked on the fundamentals while the advanced build systems of agents. Every level, adapted to each person.
Take the assessment: I'll come back with a plan for your exact situation. Or book a scoping call.
Start the 2-min assessment ↑or book a scoping call directly