The questions that actually decide it.

It stays in your own accounts; skaai stores no participant business data. Module 0 runs before any real data is touched, teaching redact-then-prompt, local-first handling, scoped connectors, and no-train settings.

Your artifacts live in your own tools; the room connection is scoped to the task and removed afterward. If your org forbids a live connection, you build on a redacted or synthetic copy.

Live, both days, delivered by a named human instructor with two floor coaches. No recording is ever presented as live.

If a session is interrupted by an emergency or outage, it is rescheduled live or refunded pro-rata. Never papered over with a recording, and that commitment is in our terms, not just this page.

Built, or your money back. Honored as written, no hoops.

Attend both days, complete the pre-work, and don't leave with your working artifacts: that's a full refund. The other five published commitments — live sessions, asset delivery, no upsell, one list price, your business data — each carry a written refund ground on the legal page. Request within 7 days of the cohort ending.

Those two conditions keep the guarantee defensible. They are not used to argue down a good-faith request.

Yes. No code: the work is natural language end to end, so you describe what you want and it gets built.

One lead instructor and two floor coaches across twenty-five seats — roughly one coach for every eight builders. Someone reaches you when you stall, so you finish with the thing running, not a folder of notes.

The weekend runs on your real tools: Shopify, Jira, Tally, Notion, Slack, your sheets, whatever your week runs on. Serious applicants get a short stack-fit pass before Day 1, so nothing surprising turns up in the room.

If a tool can't be connected live for policy reasons, you build against a redacted or synthetic copy. You keep the orchestration either way.

Your real data, and one thing you want built. Each cohort ships a short bring-checklist and a pre-work pack so you walk in ready.

There's a zero-to-ready setup pass before Day 1, and a synthetic-data fallback for strict orgs. The pre-work gate exists so live hours go to building, not installing.

Every tutorial you have watched this year is still free and still on your screen. Nothing from any of them is running in your business tonight.

The gap isn't information — it's freezing on your own data with nobody beside you. Here you build on that data, live, with a coach who reaches you when you stall.

Leave with the system, not the notes.

You own the durable layer: context files, skills, evals and orchestration, not a dependency on one model or connector. The model underneath can be swapped without a rebuild.

Every cohort ships a keep-it-alive runbook for updating connectors and models, plus alumni notes when a change affects your artifacts. Those notes are free; a paid keep-alive fee is the trap we refuse.

It's the same seat at a fixed list price for that market, with no regional markup. The INR figure is set deliberately, not left to drift with the currency.

No-cost EMI on the India ticket: you pay ₹41,500 total, not a rupee more, because we absorb the financing cost. UPI and local cards run through the India gateway.

A working system on your data, plus the reusable parts: context file, skills, agent configs, MCP setups, workflows, dashboard templates. All of it yours, with no time limit and no license fee.

These are working-on-your-data prototypes and the reusable layer around them, not production-hardened, SLA-backed enterprise systems. You own the orchestration and can keep building on it — not a certificate.

No. The seat is the whole offer, and you will never be sold anything inside the cohort or after it.

No tripwire front-end, no back-end funnel. If we open something new later, alumni hear once, opt-in — never a pitch, never a sequence.