AI coaching
Learn to build your own agents.
A one-on-one engagement for professionals who want AI working in their own work: the setup, the working habits and the agents. It starts with a consultation.
The four phases
From asking AI for advice to agents that run on their own.
The engagement starts with where you are on this ladder and what the next step takes.
Advisory
AI advises. You do the work.
You ask AI for research and direction, then do the work yourself.
Production
AI makes it. You finish it.
Documents, PDFs, email drafts and images, made by AI and finished by you.
Integration
AI does it. You approve.
Connectors to your email, calendar, files and tasks. AI does things for you, and you approve each one.
Autonomy
AI runs it. You set the limits.
Scheduled tasks, skills, a folder of context AI reads before it decides, and limits on what it may do alone.
The engagement
Your own setup, your own agents, built on your own work.
- A consultation first: where you are on the ladder, what fills your day, and what the next phase takes.
- Your own machine set up with the tools and subscriptions your work requires.
- The working habit: plan first, approve, then let it run.
- Agents built on your own work, with skills, scheduled runs and limits you set.
- A way to keep extending it after the engagement ends.
The full setup
What you run when the setup is done.
Your own machine
The tools installed and signed in, with the subscriptions you use.
Connectors you approve
Your email, calendar, files and tasks connected, with you approving anything that goes out.
Context your agents read
A folder of plain files about your work, your clients and your rules, read before every task so the answers fit you.
Work that repeats
Scheduled tasks and skills that run on their own, inside limits you set, and stop for the things that need you.
Who teaches it
Systems that run a business every day.
Michael Baxter founded Tabor Tech and specializes in AI systems and agent infrastructure. Every engagement is with him, one on one.
A booking flow for a guide service
Takes the deposit when a trip is booked, records the signed waiver and reminds a client who has not signed, sends the balance link before the trip, and asks for a review once the trip is done.
A website estimator for a service business
A visitor answers a few questions about the job and sees a price range. The request lands in the owner's job software as a client, a request and a draft quote, priced from his own rate table.
An operations app the owner runs his day from
Quotes built on site from photos and a voice note and sent to his job software in one tap. The week and the day by crew member, double bookings flagged, and a proposed schedule that reaches the calendar only when he approves it.
Start with a session.
Tell us what fills your day and what you want AI to take on. We tell you what your setup and your first agent would look like.