Stop Learning to Code.Start Building.
AI handles the code. The real skill is knowing what to build. In one afternoon, teens will use plain English to deploy a network of autonomous AI Agents, going from blank page to fully built software.
Lengthy coding education
is obsolete.
Today, teens using AI build faster than veteran developers, erasing the gap between users and creators. Instead of just prompting scripts, your teen will architect and manage a complete ecosystem of autonomous AI Agents. By commanding a network of specialized agents via a Master AI, they learn to build self-running digital empires.
What happens in the workshop?
Four phases. One working lab. From the first prompt, to the architecture, to a product shipped live and showcased.
The Prompt
Build specialized enterprise agents via AI communication. Master the orchestrator's language to build department-specific AI personas, writing precise system prompts that make models output structured data instead of generic responses.
The Architect
Master the founder mindset: map and orchestrate multi-department workflows. Before coding, map your enterprise's operational nervous system and learn to translate high-level business goals into cross-departmental execution.
The Build
Create and ship a real, working product: build an AI tool with Claude and a sleek frontend, launch a production-ready app to the web, and walk away owning a real-world digital asset.
The Showcase
Present your build and process with confidence.
₹3,999 access fee · seats strictly capped
What your teen masters?
Enterprise Agent Design
Build specialized enterprise agents via AI communication.
Workflow Orchestration
Master the founder mindset to map and orchestrate multi-department workflows.
Rapid Deployment Engine
Go from a blank screen to a finished enterprise product in a few hours.
Taught by a builder who ships with AI every day.
Vibhor Gautam
AI Product Manager · Ex-Bain · Ex-PwC · UN Millennium Fellow · Founder, Widushi (AI)
This isn't a coding class. It's a hands-on session led by someone who builds and ships AI products for a living. Vibhor is an AI Product Manager and ex-Bain, ex-PwC consultant, a United Nations Millennium Fellow, and a DTU engineer who founded Widushi, an AI startup building one of the world's most advanced engines for evaluating handwritten exam answers. Your teen learns to build directly from someone who does this every single day.
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What past students walked away with
Grades 6-12. Built for teens who are curious about building with AI, whether or not they have ever written a line of code. No coding or technical background needed. The whole point is that AI handles the code while your teen learns what to build.
A real, working product they built and deployed live to the web, plus the skills behind it: how to communicate with AI, how to architect an idea into buildable steps, and the confidence of having shipped something from a blank screen in one afternoon.
No. They will use plain English to direct a network of AI Agents. We start from zero and build fast, the session is designed to make it click in one working afternoon, including ideas most adults never get taught.
Because the kids will be actively experimenting and entering multiple prompts, the free-tier usage limits can run out very quickly. To ensure a seamless, uninterrupted experience and to keep them fully engaged rather than waiting on a cooldown timer, we highly recommend a subscription so they can actively participate throughout the entire event.
Vibhor Gautam, an AI Product Manager and ex-Bain, ex-PwC consultant who builds and ships real products with these exact AI tools every day. This is not a lecture, teens learn directly from someone who does this for a living.
The full hands-on lab from 11 AM to 3 PM, direct access to Vibhor, all study materials, and lunch. No hidden charges.
Strictly capped. We keep it a real working lab, not a lecture hall. When every spot is claimed, registration permanently closes. We don't reopen it.
Seats are limited. We keep it small and hands-on. Once every seat is claimed, registration closes for good.