In Two Hours, Build the
Deterministic AI Employee
That Runs Your Business in 4 Hours a Week.
Live with Dr. Rachel and my ops manager on June 10. The same deterministic backend she built to run my company on four hours of my time a week. Installed inside your business by 7 PM.
63 AI employees hired in one room on April 1. Your turn June 10.
There are two kinds of business owners right now.
- I One group is waking up to dashboards their AI pulled together overnight. The other is still waking up at 5 AM to pull the numbers themselves.
- II One group has a deterministic system running leads, onboarding, and back office while they sleep. The other is still running it all out of their own calendar.
- III One group has Claude wired into a Second Brain that produces reliable output every morning. The other has a smart chat window that forgets the moment they close the tab.
- IV One group dropped the mental load months ago. The other group is still walking around with it.
On June 10 we close the gap. In two hours. For the cost of one dinner out.
You are holding your business in your head.
Every prompt. Every process. Every brand voice doc. Every client preference. Every recurring decision. You are the storage drive for your business.
That weight has a name. Mental load. The invisible spreadsheet you keep open in your head every waking hour. The reason your AI feels like one more tool to manage instead of a partner doing the work.
Most of your week is run by time assassins. The repetitive small stuff that adds up. Inbox triage. Lead follow-up. Vendor invoices. Brand asset organizing. Content scheduling. The five-minute tasks that eat your day and never end.
Your AI cannot solve any of it. Because nobody built it a place to live. No Second Brain. No structure. No system. Just a smart chat window that forgets you the moment you close the tab.
You cannot automate a process that doesn't exist.
I did the work. You get the shortcut.
The reason my business runs on four hours a week is not me. It is the deterministic backend my ops manager built. On June 10 we hand you the same thing.
The Deterministic AI Employee has three parts.
Same input. Same output. Every time. The prompt changes. The data changes. The structure stays. That is what makes her deterministic. That is what makes her run while you sleep.
Her Second Brain
The Airtable, Obsidian, or Google Sheets control center where your voice, your clients, your processes, and your assets live. The one place your AI pulls from on every task.
Her Engine
A pre-loaded automation that pulls from your Second Brain, runs in the background, and ships output without you. We wire it to your business live during the session.
Her Sync
Your Google Drive folders connected to the Second Brain. Drop a new prompt, image, or transcript in Drive. It shows up in her workflow automatically. No copy-paste.
One operating system. Six moving parts. Built by the Architect.
Build it once. Apply it everywhere.
Once you understand the Second Brain + Engine + Sync pattern, you can apply it to anything in your business that happens more than once.
- Your leadsForm fills routed. Calendar bookings confirmed. Follow-up sequences triggered.
- Your onboardingWelcome emails sent. Intake docs delivered. First deliverables scheduled.
- Your back officeVendor invoices routed. Expenses categorized. Monthly close prepped.
- Your tax stackReceipts captured. Transactions tagged. Year-end report assembled.
- Your team handoffsRecurring tasks documented. Projects spun up. Handover docs auto-generated.
- Your marketingYes, content too. We use one small marketing build as the live example.
One folder. Both computers.
This is what we install on June 10.
Build-a-Thon. Not Watch-a-Thon.
You are not buying a recording. You are not buying a course. You are not buying a seat in an audience.
You are buying your spot in a room where 30 women open their laptops at 5 PM Eastern on June 10 and build their AI backend alongside me and my ops manager. Live. In real time. With us watching your screen the moment something breaks.
Show up and stay present for the full two hours and you walk out with the deterministic AI employee running inside your business by 7 PM. Sign up planning to watch a replay later and you are in the wrong room. There is no replay. There never will be.
After the live session the recording goes one place. The mastermind vault. We do not sell it. We do not post it. We do not release it.
Before you register, pick honestly.
This is a methodical, step-by-step walkthrough. I do not rush. I do not leave people behind. But I cannot pause the build for someone who is multitasking, distracted, or not set up.
AI Curious
You have heard of ChatGPT and Claude. You have maybe opened one once or twice. You do not have a paid account. You are not sure what a prompt really is.
Email [email protected] with subject "Beginner Waitlist" and we will tell you when the next beginner-friendly Build-a-Thon opens.
AI Active
You use AI a few times a week. You have built a custom GPT, run prompts that saved you time, or played inside Projects. You can follow a live walkthrough and click along.
Watch the pre-work videos, tick the readiness checklist, show up June 10, build with us.
AI Builder
You have already built AI agents, custom GPTs, or automations in your business. You are not afraid of connectors, APIs, or schedules. You are ready to deploy.
Show up June 10.
One session. Three working parts. Two bonus vaults.
Included
- Live two-hour Build-a-Thon #13 on June 10 with Dr. Rachel and the ops manager
- Guided live build of the Deterministic AI Employee (Second Brain, Engine, Sync)
- The Build-a-Thon #13 Build Kit, delivered the moment you arrive
- Full prompt library for all three parts
- Pre-loaded automation template and Airtable base copied to your workspace
- Pre-work video the week before
- Two bonus vaults the week before the live session
Not included
- No replay. Recordings stay in the mastermind vault
- No refunds. We reschedule with no cost if life happens
- No done-for-you setup. You are the builder. We guide. You click
Bonus vaults drop a week before.
Both bonuses unlock in your portal the week before the live session. Watch on your time. Walk into June 10 already caught up.
Claude Cowork 101 Mini Course
The complete training that hired 63 AI employees in one room on April 1.
- Build Your AI Employee. Setting up Cowork. Connecting Gmail, Calendar, Drive
- Hire Your First Agent. The exact prompts members are still running today
- The Brand Brain Setup. Voice, clients, processes. Before a single conversation begins
- The 6 AM Daily Brief Build. Annie, Taba, and Danielle wake to work already done
Vibe Marketing Mastery Mini Course
The complete marketing asset system that replaces your $5K monthly retainer. Sold out at $297.
- Landing pages. Spin up live, high-converting pages in one sitting
- Campaign ads. Polished, branded ads with your face
- Ugly ads. Text-heavy ads that outperform pretty ones 3:1. One turned $77K into $354K
- Infographics. Authority visuals that get saved and reposted
- Resource Vault. 30+ swipeable templates from our launches
The room speaks for itself.
"I now run my business with 7 AI specialists. Each one has a name, a role, and a lane they own. Jordan runs my editorial calendar. Riley turns every livestream into a full week of content. Dakota owns email and follow-up. Fiona builds my funnels. Cameron tracks warm leads. Casey manages production. Taylor reviews finances every week. Before this, I was the bottleneck. Every function lived in my head. Now each one has a specialist, and I just route the work."
"Two employees already doing the WORK for me this am. Thanks Rachel."
"I have 4 employees working right now and I'm super excited to create a dashboard for my clinic. This morning was the best morning ever."
"This is incredible. I build agents, but after taking your class last month, I learned a few new tricks that allowed me to expand my team."
"Listen, I have 9 employees and I'm about to launch my dashboard. I was using AI daily before. Y'all have taken me to a whole new level."
"You would have paid $7,000 for a photo shoot. You just did it in two hours."
"Most AI sessions talk through things and show their screen. Yours actually anchored us. Step by step. Click by click."
What happens when a real operator walks into the room.
I joined last week. AI for women. Me and a few other guys jumped in. It was awesome.
The way you laid it out and gave step-by-step instructions allowed me to see where everyone was. When people were getting stuck, I was just able to continue going because you laid it out so easily.
By the end, I worked with it to draft a quarterly update email for all my clients, which I knew I needed to do and was procrastinating on. Boom. 60 drafts in my email inbox. All with the owner's direct name, so it changed the name for each owner.
I used to have to do copy paste, copy paste, copy paste 60 times. This time it did all 60. I got all my calls set up for this week, then I'm out on vacation. It saved me a couple of hours. But the amount that I learned was incredible.
Rachel's session was awesome. It was a vibe coding session for two hours. I don't feel like I'm behind the ball with AI. I feel like it's moving so quickly. But even in that two hours, I feel way more confident now in actually producing productive work.
M walked in skeptical and walked out with 60 client emails drafted and a system that runs without him. June 10 is the next one.
Real line items. Real before and after.
A virtual assistant costs $2,000 to $4,000 a month. A marketing agency charges $3,000 to $5,000. A tech consultant charges $150 an hour. Here is what members replaced.
Members have reported the ticket paying for itself the first week. Individual outcomes vary based on business type, effort, and implementation.
The Brain. The Builder.
Dr. Rachel Gainsbrugh
"I don't work harder. I build the AI that does."
Featured on Netflix's Buy My House. Built 17 SaaS products. Designed 400+ custom GPTs. Took her content system from 7K to 962K Facebook views in 12 months. Runs two brands and 18 properties on four hours a week.
Rachel builds the AI agents that think, write, and create like you.
My Ops Manager
"I don't do repetitive tasks. I automate them."
The woman who built the deterministic AI employee behind every system I run. The Airtable bases. The Zapier zaps. The publishing engine. The lead routing. Every deterministic automation behind two brands and 18 properties.
She is the reason I work four hours a week. She is the reason this business runs the day after I close my laptop.
She does not post. She does not pitch. She has never taught publicly before this Build-a-Thon. After June 10, her playbook goes back inside the mastermind vault where it belongs.
Honest answers to the most-asked.
What is a deterministic AI employee?
Do I need to have used Claude before?
Is there a refund if it is not for me?
Can I get a replay?
Why isn't your ops manager named on this page?
What if my business is not real estate or medical?
I already have a VA. Is this still for me?
Is this for women only?
What happens to the recording after June 10?
Picture your Monday after June 10.
You wake up Monday morning. Three new leads landed in your Second Brain overnight. Each one already has a confirmation sent, a booking scheduled, and a follow-up queued. You did not lift a finger.
You open your laptop. Last week's vendor invoices are routed to the right folder. Your bookkeeper has them already. You have not touched a receipt in seven days.
You check your client onboarding queue. Three new welcome packets went out yesterday, each one personalized from templates in your Second Brain. The Engine drafted them. The Sync picked up the latest brand asset. You approved with one click.
You close the laptop at 11 AM. School pickup. A book in the afternoon. A walk before dinner. The business runs.
This is not a vision board. This is what the deterministic AI employee my ops manager built does inside our company every Monday. June 10 is the day yours starts running the same way.
Two hours. One pattern.
The backend that runs everything.
You are booking a seat in the most valuable room I have priced at $297. After June 10, this Build-a-Thon goes back inside the mastermind vault.
