AI Agent Pro

The pre-course hour for anyone who has never opened a terminal. One folder, four windows: Windows Terminal, File Explorer, Handy, Obsidian, and VS Code. No AI, no agent, no code.

Install a complete private AI stack (offline speech-to-text, Obsidian, the Hermes agent, and a private Morpheus model) and build your first agent skill.

Your AI agent writes its own tools, then builds a real client website live, start to finish, deployed to a working URL, with model research and cost tracking along the way.

Your agent gets a camera. Two skills that read the media model catalogue and price a job before running it, one photograph turned into a moving hero, a design direction taken from work you admire, and the whole site on a domain you own.

Your agent moves off the laptop onto a hardened server that does not close, holding the same notes and the same skills. The vault becomes a private git repository, and a sync loop keeps both machines identical.

Your agent becomes reachable from your phone and asks permission before it acts. Deny by default, approvals you can refuse from a train platform, access tiers for a second person, and scheduled results that stay silent on quiet days.

Git carries five megabytes; the vault is nineteen gigabytes. Object storage takes the rest, a filter file defines the split, and a guarded two way sync keeps a laptop, a server and a bucket in step without deleting on both sides at once.