One agent, running unattended. Show us the build.
A collaborative guide featuring operators whose AI actually works while they don't. No live sessions.
Apply to contribute →No live sessions, no recording, no date to hold. Submit written material and a link, then promote the launch.
No calendar. No camera. Just the build.
Everyone claims to be using AI. Very few have something that runs without them watching it. This guide is for the ones who do.
You submit one working agent plus the full build behind it — the prompts, the tools, the triggers, and what broke the first time. We publish the guide and promote it to the list.
This is the lightest ask on the 2027 calendar. Nothing to schedule, nothing to record, no live date to hold.
Who we're featuring
Operators running something that executes without them watching. A prompt you paste in manually is not an agent. If it wakes up on a trigger, does a job, and hands you a result, we want it.
Five categories. One agent each.
Submit the agent, the build, and the failure. All three go in the guide.
Content and publishing
- Agents that draft, schedule, or repurpose without a human in the loop
- Anything that turns one input into many outputs on a trigger
Inbox, support and customer-facing
- Agents that triage, route, draft replies, or answer on your behalf
- Anything handling a customer touchpoint you used to handle
Sales, funnel and follow-up
- Agents that qualify, follow up, or recover an abandoned checkout
- Anything moving someone through a funnel without you
Research, competitive and data
- Agents that monitor, summarize, or report on a schedule
- Anything producing a briefing you used to assemble by hand
Operations, delivery and admin
- The boring ones. Usually the biggest hour savers.
- Onboarding, delivery, reporting, reconciliation, file wrangling
Four things on your side of the trade.
Your list grows, and you keep every name
Attendees claim your free gift from your own landing page. They opt in on your form. No exports, no gated leads, no waiting.
Commission on everything you refer
50% on the event pass and order bumps. 30% on membership products. Every buyer you send is tracked to you, not just the first sale.
A curated lineup, not a crowded one
No fifty-contributor rosters where everyone disappears. Fewer slots means more visibility per person.
We run the event, you show up
You get plug-and-play email copy, social graphics, and your affiliate link. No funnel to build, no tech to wrangle.
We're selective, and we'd rather say so up front.
You're a strong fit if…
- Your agent has been running long enough that you trust it
- You'll publish the full build, not a teaser version
- You'll tell the truth about what it got wrong first
- You have a free gift and a landing page you own
We're probably not a fit if…
- It's a prompt you paste in manually
- You built it for the guide rather than for your business
- You'd rather not share the actual prompts
- You'd rather not email your list about it
Three deadlines. That's the whole calendar.
Applications close — January 22, 2027
We review on a rolling basis and reach out as lineups fill.
Written submission due — February 1, 2027
Confirmed contributors get full instructions and a checklist.
Event runs — Publishes February 16, 2027
A collaborative guide. No live sessions and nothing to schedule.
Want more than a slot? Sponsor the event.
Standard contribution is free and always will be. This is for anyone who wants their offer in front of the room, not just their session.
- A live session instead of a pre-recorded one
- Priority placement on the event page and in the schedule
- A dedicated mention in the promotional emails
- Everything in the standard contribution, including your commission
Say yes, no, or "tell me more" on the application. It doesn't affect whether you're accepted.
I'm a digital product strategist, MBA professor, and the founder of Creator's MBA, a brand built around helping digital entrepreneurs build predictable, recurring revenue without chasing algorithms or grinding through launches.
I've been running virtual events for years — close to fifty of them across Creator's MBA and HobbyScool — and twelve more are on the 2027 calendar. I've been on the other side of the application, so these run the way I'd want one run: clear deadlines, real promotion, and you keep what you earn.
The questions contributors actually ask.
There's really nothing live?
Nothing. You submit written material and a link. That's the whole commitment besides promoting.
How much of the build do I have to give away?
All of it. A vague submission is the fastest way to not make the guide. The specificity is the reason people read it.
Do I have to pay to contribute?
No. It's the opposite. You earn commission on everything your audience buys through your link - 50% on the event pass and order bumps, 30% on membership products.
Do I keep the subscribers?
Yes, and directly. Attendees go to your landing page to claim your free gift, so they opt in on your form and land on your list. We never gate your leads.
What if I don't hear back right away?
It usually means your topic didn't fit the lineup we were building at that moment. Your application stays on file and we search it every time we plan a new event.
Can I pitch a topic that isn't listed?
Please do. The topics on this page are examples of what we're after, not a fixed menu. The strongest applications usually teach something we hadn't thought of.
Five minutes. That's the whole thing.
Applications close January 22, 2027. We review on a rolling basis and reach out within five business days.
Free to apply · No fee to contribute · Reviewed year-round
Submit the agent. Skip the calendar.
The application takes about five minutes. Applications close January 22, 2027.
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Free to apply · No fee to contribute · Reviewed year-round