Agent Ops Club

A free account gets the 8 open source AI Employees on GitHub, Masterclass Part 1 with its certificate (the Hire Your First AI Employee walkthrough is in it), the free public trainings and the calendar, library browsing, and Agent Ops Insights Chat at 3 messages a day. Pro and Lifetime add Parts 2 and 3 of the Masterclass, 47 lessons in all with a certificate at the end of each part, the 29 premium systems with the resale license, premium member events, the Sales Tools, 10 Agent Ops Insights Chat messages a day, and the AI Employee Builder. Every system I add to the library later is included.

Whole roles in a business, rebuilt as scheduled routines: GTM Engineer, SEO/AEO Employee, Web Dev Employee, Social Media Employee, Ad Manager Employee, Sales Employee, Customer Satisfaction Employee, Chief of Staff. Each one runs its routines on a schedule, uses browser and computer use to work real interfaces, and registers with your agent's scheduler instead of sitting in its global context. They drive your browser and your PC the way you do, and every run makes the next one better. The 8 roles are open source under the MIT license on GitHub. Premium employees, starting with a Data Analyst in October, are delivered only inside the club.

You need to be comfortable directing agents, not writing code by hand. The Masterclass teaches the exact workflow I use: agents do the building, you set the standards and make the calls. Curiosity and a willingness to work inside an agent app help.

Everything ships in the Claude Code skill format, and that is where I build and test it. Claude Code, OpenClaw, Hermes, OpenCode, Grok Bot, Codex, Antigravity, Pi, Cline, Qwen Code, DeepSeek, Muse, Dots all run scheduled routines and read the same format, so each employee and each kit includes setup notes for them. The open source repository states plainly which harnesses have been tested and which carry notes only.

It doubles. Lifetime is $499 until October 31 at 11:59 PM Eastern and $999 from November 1. It is one date and it is real: the launch price is a separate Stripe price that stops being sold at that instant. Lifetime is $150 more than one year of Pro, and after that you never pay again, with everything I add to the library later included, for as long as the club runs. If the club ever closes you get at least twelve months' notice and a download window.

Yes, on Pro yearly and Lifetime. In my words: "Your first AI solutions client in 90 days or I work with you one on one until you make a sale." It goes with Get Your First Client, the guided path inside the members area that takes you from your brand to your first AI solutions client. It is a promise of my time, not of an income or a number of sales. Pro monthly and Free do not include it.

Two things are licensed differently. The 8 open source AI Employees are MIT licensed: use them, change them, redistribute them and hand them to clients, as long as the MIT notice stays. Everything delivered inside the club, meaning the premium software library, any premium employee, the kits I ship through the AI Employee Builder, the Masterclass and the Sales Tools, is covered by the member license: customize and rebrand it, deploy it for clients at any price you set, sell access to hosted instances you operate, and sell implementation and managed operations services, with no revenue share. Anything you author yourself, including a kit the AI Employee Builder writes for you, is yours outright. Downloads and the resale license come with every paid plan from day one. Pro monthly downloads up to 3 premium products a month, counted per product on the calendar month in Eastern time. Pro yearly and Lifetime download everything. The full agreement is on the license page.

No. For the premium library you sell deployments, not code. Clients keep the deployed instance you build for them, but the source, the repositories and the training materials stay inside the club and are never redistributed or handed off. The open source employees are the exception, because the MIT license allows redistribution.

Yes, and the answer depends on which kind. The open source eight can be installed for a client, modified, and even handed over, because MIT allows it, and you charge whatever you like. A premium employee from the club can be customized, installed and configured inside a client's environment under your own brand at any price, or run on your own infrastructure with the output sold as a managed service. The one boundary on premium kits is that you sell the deployment and the operation, not the package. Anything you build yourself, including anything the AI Employee Builder writes for you, is yours outright.

Yes, and no. You can sell agent operations implementation, consulting, audits, setup, migration, training you deliver yourself, and ongoing managed operations. Any price, any client, under your own brand, and I take none of it. Section 4 of the license says exactly that. For most members this is the faster money, because a business does not have to buy software to want the outcome.