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Learn to build useful agents that handle the recurring work on your plate. From inbox and data entry to reports and content. Your first useful agent running in week one. No coding experience needed.

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A free community for founders and operators, by Hans Christian Thisen. 4.9 from 50 Google reviews.

Give the repeatable work to an agent.

Start with one task you already do. Give it clear instructions, put it on a schedule, and keep the result visible.

  1. The dial

    A visible result

    The week, on the outside. You can always see what ran and what is waiting for you.

  2. The train

    A schedule

    One wheel for each kind of work, each turning at its own pace.

  3. The balance

    Your review

    It sets the pace. The agent prepares, you review, and anything that needs judgment comes back to you.

  4. The mainspring

    Clear instructions

    Write the task down once, the way you would explain it to a new colleague. That is what it runs on.

1/4Every weekday

Inbox

By hand
Open, sort, summarize, draft, repeat.
With an agent
Your agent prepares the inbox work for review.

Drafts ready for your review.

Clear instructions
Each weekday morning, read the new mail. Sort it, summarize what matters, and draft the replies. Send nothing. Leave it all for my review.
  1. Mon, runs
  2. Tue, runs
  3. Wed, runs
  4. Thu, runs
  5. Fri, runs
  1. Read new mail
  2. Sort and summarize
  3. Draft the replies

On your plate

Inbox, unread

  • Client: a question about the proposal
  • Supplier: updated delivery date
  • Accountant: one receipt is missing
  • Client: can we move Thursday?
  • Newsletter: this week's issue
  • Notification: your invoice is available

Back for your review

Inbox, sorted

Needs you

  • Client: a question about the proposalAsks for the price split by phase. Your call.

Reply drafted

  • Supplier: updated delivery dateDraft confirms the new date.
  • Accountant: one receipt is missingDraft attaches it.
  • Client: can we move Thursday?Draft offers two other times.

No reply needed

  • Newsletter and one notification, summarized in a line each

Nothing was sent.

An example, to show the shape of it.

2/4Twice a week

Receipts and data entry

By hand
Move the same details between files and systems.
With an agent
Your agent extracts, structures, and routes the information.

Bookkeeping prepared. Exceptions come back to you.

Clear instructions
Twice a week, collect the new receipts. Extract the details, match them, and file them. Send anything that does not match back to me.
  1. Mon
  2. Tue, runs
  3. Wed
  4. Thu, runs
  5. Fri
  1. Collect new receipts
  2. Extract and match
  3. File and route

On your plate

Receipts, as they arrive

  • IMG_2041.jpg
  • Scan 3.pdf
  • Taxi.pdf
  • Receipt (1).png
  • Lunch.jpg

Back for your review

Receipts, entered

Filed

  • TaxiTravel
  • Stationery shopOffice supplies
  • Software subscriptionTools
  • CaféMeals

Needs you

  • Scan 3.pdfNo matching payment found. Left unfiled.

Exceptions come back. Nothing is guessed.

An example, to show the shape of it.

3/4Twice a week

Recurring reports

By hand
Collect the same numbers and rebuild the same update.
With an agent
Your agent gathers the inputs and prepares the report on schedule.

The report is ready before the meeting.

Clear instructions
Before the meeting, gather the same inputs as last time and build the update. Have it waiting for me on schedule.
  1. Mon, runs
  2. Tue
  3. Wed
  4. Thu
  5. Fri, runs
  1. Gather the inputs
  2. Build the update
  3. Deliver on schedule

On your plate

The same sources, every week

  • Sales export.csv
  • Ad account
  • Newsletter statistics
  • Last week's report.docx

Back for your review

Weekly update, drafted

Summary

  • SalesCompared with last week, with the reason in a line.
  • AdvertisingWhat changed, and what was paused.
  • NewsletterWhat was sent and how it was received.

Needs you

  • One figure differs between two sourcesBoth are shown. You decide which stands.

Ready before the meeting.

An example, to show the shape of it.

4/4Three days a week

Content

By hand
Turn one source into every draft by hand.
With an agent
Your agent prepares channel-ready drafts from your source material.

Channel-ready drafts, waiting for your edit.

Clear instructions
When I add a source, draft a version for each channel. Queue the drafts and wait for my edit.
  1. Mon
  2. Tue, runs
  3. Wed, runs
  4. Thu
  5. Fri, runs
  1. Take the source
  2. Draft per channel
  3. Queue for edit

On your plate

One source

  • A recording of your client workshop
  • Your notes from it

Back for your review

Drafts, one per channel

Waiting for your edit

  • NewsletterThe main idea, in your usual length.
  • LinkedIn postOne point from the workshop, with the example.
  • Short video scriptThree beats and a closing line.

Nothing is published.

An example, to show the shape of it.

Hans Christian Thisen, AI consultant and AI architect
Hans Christian ThisenAI consultant and AI architect

Built from real operations

This runs in my own company.

The club teaches systems used for real daily, weekly, and monthly work. Not isolated tutorial demos.

  • Receipt and bookkeeping preparation
  • Reports and channel metrics
  • Content production
  • Scheduled operational work

Hans implements practical AI systems for small and mid‑size businesses and teaches the same operating approach inside the club.

See his portfolio

One path, from a first task to working systems.

Six steps, taught across eight courses in three phases. Each step adds one capability to the ones before it.

  1. Start and connect Courses 1 to 3

    Step 1: Put one useful task to work

    Choose a repeatable task, write the instructions, and run it.

    Claude Code, Codex

  2. Step 2: Connect the workflow

    Move information between the tools the task already uses.

    n8n

  3. Structure and run Courses 4 to 6

    Step 3: Build your AI operating system

    Give agents reusable context, structure, and schedules.

    AIOS

  4. Step 4: Run an always‑on agent

    Deploy an agent that can keep working beyond one session.

    OpenClaw, Hermes

  5. Package and apply Courses 7 to 8

    Step 5: Give the workflow an interface

    Turn a spreadsheet or repeated process into a focused microapp.

    Microapps

  6. Step 6: Apply the skill for clients

    Learn the practical path Hans uses to scope and sell AI work.

    Selling AI, 2026

4.9 from 50 Google reviews

Written about Hans and Scale By Tech. Every review is public, quoted exactly as posted, and links to the original.

“Hans and his team have built very powerful tools and have been great to work with. They've been super responsive and have quickly resolved any issues I've had.”
James Kisgen, 5 out of 5 stars
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Joining AI Workforce Club is free.

  • Your first useful agent running in week one
  • No coding experience needed
Join AI Workforce Club

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All included in your free membership

  1. One clear learning path

    Eight courses, arranged across three focused phases.

  2. Templates, prompts, and full setups

    Reusable starting points instead of an empty canvas.

  3. Weekly implementation insights

    Lessons drawn from real company implementations.

  4. The path to selling AI

    A practical track for applying the skill with clients when you're ready.

Questions, answered plainly.

General

What is AI Workforce Club?

A Scale By Tech learning community where you learn to put AI agents to work on recurring tasks: inbox, receipts and data entry, reports, content, and scheduled work. Eight step-by-step courses in one path, with templates, prompts, full setups, and weekly implementation insights.

Do I need to know how to code?

No coding experience is needed to start. The path begins with one task you already do and shows each setup step by step. Some technical setup is part of the work, and it is shown, not skipped.

What will I have after week one?

Your first useful agent running: one repeatable task with clear instructions, on a schedule, with the result visible for your review.

Who teaches it?

Hans Christian Thisen, AI consultant and AI architect. He implements AI systems in small and mid-size businesses, and the systems taught in the club run in his own company.

Learning

Which tools are taught?

Claude Code, Codex, AIOS, OpenClaw, Hermes, n8n, and Microapps, plus a practical track on selling AI work. The outcome comes first in every course; the tool follows.

Do the agents run on their own?

They run the routine on a schedule, and you stay in control. You set the instructions, see the status, and review the result. Anything that needs judgment comes back to you.

What are microapps?

A focused app built from a spreadsheet or a repeated process, so a workflow gets an interface people can use. It is one course on the path, not the whole club.

How current is the material?

Weekly insights come from real company implementations, so the lessons follow what is being built now.

Membership

What does it cost?

Nothing. AI Workforce Club is free to join.

Where does the club live?

On Skool. The join link opens the club's About page, where you can join free and see the classroom.

Get the recurring work off your plate.

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