Live workshop for Amazon operators, founders, and PPC leaders
I Replaced My PPC Team With AI.Here's how.
Two halves. First, the AI tactics I use every day to move faster as an operator. GitHub skills, autocomplete, the slop filter, the stack. Second, the hackathon-winning agent team that now runs my 8-figure Amazon brand while I sleep. Steal both.
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- The GitHub skills, autocomplete, and AI-slop filter I use every day
- The five-agent team that runs my PPC, pricing, and inventory
- The four trust tiers that let AI move money without blowing up your account
Built by Chad Rubin. 3 exits. Still operating an 8-figure Amazon brand.
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Wednesday, April 22 · 1:00 PM EDT · Eastern Time
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◆Overnight proof
What got done before I opened Ads Manager.
Before the day started, the system had already caught waste, used a pricing window, reduced spend on inventory risk, flagged reimbursement dollars, and delivered the morning brief.
You woke up at 8:30. The agents started at midnight.
2:13 AM
Wasted spend got caught and paused
Marko paused "hepa filter replacement" and three related terms after 14 days, 0 sales, and $84 in wasted spend.
3:07 AM
A competitor pricing window got used fast
Oracle detected a competitor stock-out on B09XK7 and raised price from $28.99 to $33.99 while the market had room.
4:12 AM
Inventory risk changed PPC before a stockout spiral
Bruno surfaced an SKU with 11 days of cover left and triggered a 20% bid pullback across the campaigns pushing that item hardest.
5:04 AM
A reimbursement opportunity did not sit in a queue
Nestor flagged a lost inbound shipment and queued the reimbursement claim with an estimated $312 recovery.
6:30 AM
The morning brief showed the work already done
Claudia sent a summary of the overnight actions, the financial impact, and the one exception that still needed judgment.
5 actions finished before you made coffee.
By 6:30 AM, the money leaks and exceptions were already surfaced. The operator starts with judgment, not dashboard cleanup.
One Tuesday. $141 saved, 5 actions, 0 human input. Multiply by 250 business days and that is $35K a year from the surface layer alone.
◆What you'll learn
What you'll walk away with after the hour.
This is not a theory hour. You'll leave with workflows, guardrails, and tactical setups you can ship this week.
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Half 1 · TacticsGitHub is the fastest way to give AI a new skill
Drop a repo into Claude Code and get a working SEO audit, migration fixer, or design system in minutes. The repos I use. How to vet them.
02
Half 1 · TacticsThe AI autocomplete that finishes my sentences across every app
Cotypist. Open-source LLM predicting the next word and sentence across email, Slack, docs, PRDs. The compounding time savings are real.
03
Half 1 · TacticsThe Wikipedia trick that kills AI slop
Drop the "Signs of AI writing" article into memory as a negative style filter. One click. Every AI I use stops sounding like a LinkedIn post.
04
Half 2 · The systemWhat happens when these tactics become an agent team
Marko, Oracle, Bruno, Nestor, Claudia. The five-agent team that runs PPC, pricing, inventory, reimbursements, and the morning brief on my own account. Live dashboard, real SKUs, real dollars.
05
Half 2 · The systemThe four trust tiers that let AI run your account without blowing it up
Observe → shadow → assisted → autonomous. Evidence-graded autonomy. Marko narrows his own authority when data is stale. He never bluffs.
◆Why most AI experiments fail
Most teams ask AI for ideas. Very few build it into the work.
What makes this useful isn't novelty. It's three things most AI setups miss.
Failure mode 01
No memory
AI starts fresh every run. The work never compounds.
Failure mode 02
No guardrails
Too risky to trust with money, or too locked down to be useful. Most setups pick one and suffer.
Failure mode 03
No cross-functional context
Teams blame PPC when the real problem is price, inventory, or listing quality.
◆Who should be in the room
Come if you want the workflow. Skip it if you want fluff.
◆ Come to steal the workflow
This is for you if…
- →Operators who want leverage without losing control
- →PPC leaders sick of waking up in reporting mode
- →Founders who need more output without more headcount
- →Teams who know PPC is tied to pricing, inventory, and ops
◆ Skip it if…
Not for you if…
- ✕Generic AI inspiration with no operating detail
- ✕Black-box automation with no approvals or guardrails
- ✕Beginner AI 101 content for people outside Amazon ops
- ✕Theory-heavy discussions with no real workflow to steal
◆Why listen to Chad
Built it. Sold it. Still in the trenches.
◆ Hackathon winner · 2026
I built and sold three companies. Two to public companies, one to PE. I co-founded Prosper Show. I still run Think Crucial, an 8-figure Amazon brand, so what you will see on April 22 is running on my own P&L. Not a webinar demo. Not a mockup. Real logs, real SKUs, real dollars.
◆Questions before you register
Straight answers before you commit the hour.
Every AI webinar sounds the same. The difference: half one is the AI tactics I use every day as an operator. Half two is the hackathon-winning agent team running on my actual P&L. If it's theory, ask for your hour back.
Real workflows. You will see the GitHub skills I use, the autocomplete running live, the slop filter in action, and the agent dashboard with real SKUs and real dollars.
No. You need to know Amazon operations. If you have run PPC, managed inventory, or stared at a search term report, you will track every minute of this. If you want ChatGPT 101, this is not the session.
No. Live only. If you do not block the hour, you do not get it. The group in the room is the group that wanted the workflow badly enough to show up.
Yes, briefly, at the end. The first 50 minutes are the tactics and the system. The last 10 are what we built so you do not have to build it yourself. You can log off at minute 50 and still have stolen everything useful.
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