For teams building with AI

AI Open Sessions

The teams that move best with AI are not the ones who prompt fastest. They are the ones whose systems are coherent enough that AI can read them — and whose thinking is rigorous enough that AI cannot replace it.

‍That is a solvable problem. It requires two things: a design system structured well enough to act as a machine-readable brief, and a thinking practice — System 3 — that produces the decisions AI cannot simulate.

Most teams have neither yet. They have adopted tools faster than they have built the infrastructure those tools depend on. The result is speed without coherence: AI that accelerates output but amplifies the underlying noise.

These sessions exist to close that gap. Bring the integration that is not working. The workflow that feels faster but somehow less considered. The brief that AI completes but does not understand. We work through it live — not in the abstract, but against your actual problem, in real time.

The machine handles the brief. The thinking is still yours.

Areas of focus

Sessions are flexible and shaped around your goals, questions, or areas of focus.

£2500 • 75 MINS

Where AI genuinely accelerates creative and systems work — and where it does not

Prompting as a design skill: how to brief AI the way you brief a junior designer

MCP integrations: Figma-to-Webflow pipelines, variable syncing, live token updates

Building workflows AI can read — what machine-readable design actually means in practice

What AI cannot do: the System 3 instincts that remain human

Evaluating AI output — knowing when it is right, when it is close, and when to override

Protecting creative judgment in a team that is moving fast with automated tooling

Open problem-solving: bring a real integration, workflow or brief to work through live

What to build, what to automate, and what to keep entirely in your own hands

LEARN BY DOING

Practice and play. Together.

These tailored sessions help you quickly build your skills by practicing live, asking real-time questions, and going at the pace that fits how you learn best.