For professionals investing in themselves
Build proof of work, not a folder of course notes.
For employees, consultants, independents, and career changers who want a professional Deployed Business Operator practice.
What you will need to be able to show
- Bring a real workflow you understand
- Build, test, document, and defend your system
- Leave with a portfolio that shows how you think and what you can operate
Three ways to work with a mentor
AI mentorship here means a practitioner reviews what you build on your own work, not a course you watch alone. Pick the depth that fits where you are.
| Format | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Community | $49 a month or $499 a year | A direct line on Telegram for questions and follow-up, one live session a month (or a 1-on-1, depending on member count), and 250 Pitstop credits a month to run agent work. |
| Cohort: Deployed Business Operator | $4,999 for six months | The full arc on your own workflows: diagnose, build, operate, evaluate, improve. Build reviews on what you ship, and a portfolio that shows how you think. |
| 1-on-1 expert call | $499 for one hour | You send the agenda and your subjects beforehand, the call is prepared on your context, and you receive a written report afterwards. |
Compare the three on the pricing page →
Mentorship, a course, a bootcamp or a marketplace mentor?
- A course or self-study. The cheapest route. Nobody reviews what you build, so you find your own gaps late.
- A bootcamp. Structured and paced, but usually on exercises rather than your own work.
- A marketplace mentor. Flexible and paid per session; quality depends on the mentor you pick.
- Here. One practitioner reviews what you build on your own workflow. If you are unsure, start with the Community at $49 a month, or one prepared expert call.
Two words used on this page
- Deployed Business Operator: someone who diagnoses, builds, operates, evaluates and improves AI systems on real business work, and can defend each choice.
- Pitstop credits: credits to run agent work on Pitstop, the workspace where agents ask before anything leaves; members use them without building that rail themselves.
Who mentors you
Loïc Guyon, the operator behind LearnAIthing, who builds and runs AI agents for client firms every week. Community members message him directly; cohort work is reviewed on the systems you ship. More about Loïc.
What is proven, and what is not yet
The operator practice and the delivery infrastructure are real. Results of the founding cohorts at scale are what those cohorts are designed to show; until then, there are no cohort outcomes to quote. Read the evidence page →
Questions about AI mentorship
How is AI mentorship different from an AI course?
A course shows you tools. Mentorship here starts from a real workflow you bring: you build the system, a practitioner reviews it, and you leave with something running and a portfolio that shows it.
How much does AI mentorship cost?
Community is $49 a month or $499 a year. The six-month cohort is $4,999. A prepared one-hour expert call is $499. Prices are in USD; French pages show the same figures in EUR.
What do I need to bring?
A real workflow you understand, from your job or your business. The cohort is built on it: you build, test, document and defend your own system.
Apply for an individual cohort
The cohort is $4,999 per participant for six months; dates for the next cohort are on request. Applications are selective.