Your team knows the work. We teach the AI.
Hands-on training and strategy from someone whose day job is building AI agents inside a large enterprise — agents that take the clerical work off engineers and domain experts so they can do the smart work. If AI is the wrong tool, you’ll hear that first.
Daily AI use doubled in a quarter on the enterprise program he built and ran.
Jeff Walters.
Jeff and his team build AI agentic systems inside a large, complex enterprise: agents that take clerical work off engineers and domain experts and give them back the hours for smarter work. He leads the AI strategy behind them.
- 30+ years in enterprise product development and operations
- Runs the adoption programs that get people actually using AI
- Every session run by him. No junior consultants, no deck handoff.
It works because the person training your team does this work daily, under real constraints.
Train the team, set the strategy, build the agents, keep the habit going. Start wherever you’re stuck.
Team AI Training
Your people learn AI on your actual work, not demos.
- Half-day workshops or recurring programs
- Real inbox, quotes, reports — live
- Managers get a way to measure it
AI Strategy
A short engagement that ends with a roadmap you own.
- Map how the work actually flows
- Pick the 3–5 highest-value opportunities
- Build one quick win together
AI Agents
We build the agents that take clerical work off your experts.
- One workflow first: intake, triage, drafting, reporting
- Scoped before it’s quoted. Fixed price after.
- Runs on your approved tools. You own it.
- Typical first build: 4–6 weeks
Clayton AI Tips
Our 60-second animated series. One skill, one Monday action.
EP. 02 · 0:60 The Meeting That Could Have Been an Email
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- Series 1 live: five episodes
- Five-week pilot for one team
- Made by Walters AI, not licensed
Vendor-neutral. I train on the tools you already pay for — Copilot, ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude — and I don’t resell software, so I have no reason to push one.
No. Twenty minutes, no slides, no drip emails afterward. If you don’t need me, I’ll say so on the call.
One time sink. The report that eats Friday, the inbox, the quotes. A real example beats a wish list.
A straight answer: can AI help with that, and which route fits — a training session, a strategy sprint, or Clayton. Not a built system. That’s an engagement, not a call.
The call is free. Training, strategy and Clayton are fixed prices, and you’ll hear them on the call. Agent builds get scoped first and quoted after. No hourly meter.
Twenty minutes. One time sink. No pitch.
Tell me where your team loses hours and I’ll tell you what AI can and can’t do about it.
Submit, pick a slot on the next screen, and it lands on both calendars with a Google Meet link.