0-to-Agent in 24h is a step-by-step build sprint that takes you from "what's an AI agent?" to running a small squad of them — recruited, trained, and deployed on real tasks in your business.
This sprint is built for people running a business, not a dev team.
You're doing customer replies, content, and admin work yourself and want to hand pieces of it to an agent.
You want a repeatable way to stand up agents for research, support, or publishing without hiring a developer.
You've heard "AI agent" everywhere and want a clear, guided way to actually build and run one.
Each phase builds on the last — by Phase 4 your agents are working together, not just running alone.
Map out the exact task you want handled — what triggers it, what it needs to know, and what "done" looks like — before touching any software.
Set up the instructions, source material, and guardrails so your agent handles the task the way you would.
Wire your agent into the place it actually needs to operate — an inbox, a doc, a form, a channel — using no-code connections.
Link two or more agents so the output of one becomes the input of the next, and set up the check-ins that keep the squad on track.
A structured, phase-by-phase session covering Recruit, Train, Deploy, and Command.
A fill-in template for defining any agent's job before you build it.
The specific tools used in the walkthrough, with setup notes for each.
How to connect multiple agents so they hand off work to one another.
A short routine for reviewing what your agents are doing and catching mistakes early.
Starting instructions you can adapt for common business tasks.
No. Every step uses no-code tools. If you can fill in a form and follow a checklist, you can complete the sprint.
It's the structure of the walkthrough — four phases you can move through in a single focused day, or spread across a few sessions at your own pace.
The exact no-code tools are named and linked inside the Tool Shortlist, with setup notes so you can follow along step by step.
The framework applies to any business with repeatable tasks — research, support replies, content publishing, scheduling, and follow-ups are covered directly.
Support is available — see the Support link in the footer below.