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The curated AI roadmap for established 6-7 figure operators. You build; we guide. Members are building voice agents, RAG systems, AI video ads, lead magnet apps, CRMs - every build for a real business. What you get: → Weekly live cycle: Cowork (Mon), Build It (Tue), Claude Code (Wed), Prompting (Thu), Office Hours (Wed, Fri) → A curated roadmap - you always know what's worth learning next → Direct access to John, Balázs, and Alex during sessions and async → Build guides, handouts, and workflow files from every session Who this is for: → 6-7 figure operators moving their business forward with AI → People who have the money but not the time to self-teach from scratch → Builders who show up, do the work, and ship Who this is NOT for: → Looking for done-for-you. We guide; you build. → Don't have 2-4 hours a week for AI projects. → Earlier in your journey. Start with Agent J - free.
Joining Agent J+ has given me the confidence that I'm not missing out when it comes to taking our business forward in the Ai era. Through their trainings, I can understand the core concepts and methodologies.
The open office hours are great because I can take the projects I am working on and get past my roadblocks.
A great resource for building the right habits and providing a clear direction for getting your AI apps and automations started and in production. In just one week of joining, I learned a lot that would have taken me a long time to learn on my own. Excited for the direction this will take me.
1. Knowledge. The team in Agent J+ *really* know their stuff. 2. Community - there is a ton of people at all levels, learning, helping, sharing and making it easy to belong. 3. Support. It's easy to receive a question and answer it, but twice support have asked me how I am going and what i need next - unprompted by me.
I’m one of the people behind Agent J Plus, so I’m obviously close to the work. What I’m proud of is that the community is focused on practical implementation, not AI hype.
We teach people how to build real workflows with Claude, Claude Skills, n8n, Supabase, automations, and business agents. The goal is not to collect prompts. The goal is to help members build useful systems they can apply in their own businesses.
What stands out to me is the quality of the live sessions and the member questions. People bring real use cases, real client problems, and real business workflows. That makes the training much more grounded than a generic AI course.
If you’re looking for a community that treats AI as a practical business skill, Agent J Plus is built for that.
My employer got me a claude cowork membership and forced me to use it , i don't have time to figure out all the things. So the guys at agent j they taught me how to do skills and scheduling and now work producitivity is up
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