There's A Private Room Of Operators Wiring AI Into Their Real Businesses With Me. I'm Letting 30 People Inside.
I co-founded a multi-million dollar agency and left this year to go all in on AI. I've used AI every day for three-plus years in real business applications. The Council includes bi-weekly group calls, a private Telegram channel with me and the team, first access to every new tool, and a cohort capped at thirty operators.
Dear Operator,
A bit about where I'm coming from.
I co-founded a high-performance sales and marketing agency that scaled to multi-million dollars a year with 25-plus people in the office and dozens more virtual. We helped a small group of offer owners scale across sales, paid media, and organic content. I left it earlier this year to go all in on AI.
I've used AI every single day since the early version of ChatGPT in February 2023. Three-plus years of daily use across every model release, every weird edge case, and most of the tools that came out (including the ones that didn't last). Some people on Whop know me as @theclaudegod for a reason.
Here's what I keep noticing after watching dozens of operators try to wire AI into their actual businesses.
Most of them are doing it alone. They read a Twitter thread, watch a tutorial, and try to build something. It breaks. They don't know who to ask. They settle for a half-working version or they give up and tell themselves AI isn't ready for their use case yet.
You've probably been there. You might be there right now.
The technical part isn't the hardest part. The hardest part is having a small room of people who get what you're trying to do, who'll look at your weird edge case at 11pm on a Tuesday, and who'll tell you whether to push through, pivot, or scrap it.
That's what the Abra Operator Council is.
It's not a Discord with five thousand people in it. It's not another mastermind where everyone's trying to sell each other course launches. It's thirty operators max. People running real businesses, with real revenue, who treat AI like infrastructure they're going to live with for the next ten years instead of a hype cycle they're going to ride for ten weeks.
If that's the room you've been looking for, here's how it works.
What you get inside the Operator Council
Bi-weekly group calls. 90 minutes. Recorded.
Every other week the cohort meets on video. We do one member hot-seat where you bring a real implementation problem you're stuck on and we work it live. Then we open it up to whatever the room needs that week, whether that's a trend you're seeing, a tool that broke, or a win worth sharing. The recordings stay in the Council vault so you can come back to them whenever you need to.
A private Telegram channel with me and the team.
This is the channel where the day-to-day work happens. You can drop a screenshot, paste an error, or ask 'have any of you tried this yet.' Inside business hours you'll get a useful answer back inside an hour, from a real person who's already been in the weeds with this stuff and can tell you what to try next. Not a chatbot, not a forum post that sits dead for three days.
First access to every new Abra AI tool we ship.
Every new skill, plugin, or system gets seeded inside the Council before it goes anywhere else. You get to use it first. You get to give feedback that shapes what we ship publicly. The gap between getting a tool the day it's built and getting it three months later when it goes public is the kind of edge that matters when you're competing against operators who don't have it.
The cohort itself.
Thirty operators max, all in the same Telegram and on the same calls. The compounding value of this thing comes from the room. The cohort talks to each other between calls, answers questions when I'm asleep, and you'll be able to ping any of them when you want a second opinion on a build before you green-light it. You don't get this in a free Discord and you don't get it in a course.
This is for you if...
- You're already running a business and you've already implemented at least one AI workflow somewhere in it.
- You spend more time figuring out HOW to deploy AI than asking IF AI can help you.
- You want a small room of peers who've been building real stuff, not a 5000-person Discord that's mostly noise.
- You've outgrown the free communities and you want operator-grade signal from people who've actually shipped.
- You're willing to share what's working in your own business so the room compounds for everyone.
This isn't for you if...
- You're brand new to AI and you're looking for a getting-started course.
- You want passive content to consume instead of a working group to engage with.
- You're not actively running a business with revenue or operations to dial in.
- You're looking for someone to do the implementation FOR you instead of with you.
Once we hit 30 the next applications go to a waitlist. The size matters because the value of the room compounds when everyone in it knows everyone else and the Telegram doesn't turn into noise. When a seat opens up the next person on the list gets the call.
30 seats. Lock yours in today and you're in the next call.
What operators are saying when they're already in the room.
Pulled from real conversations in the Telegram and over text. Names blurred where it matters.
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Worth saying out loud
This isn't a guarantee that joining the Council will make you any specific amount of money. Operators come into rooms like this from very different starting points. Some people are scaling past seven figures. Some are still figuring it out. Some have joined groups like this in the past and gotten nothing out of them because they didn't engage with the room.
The Council is a working group. The operators who get the most out of it will show up to the calls, ask real questions in the Telegram, and share what they're learning. The ones who treat it like a passive subscription will get less out of it.
If you're going to join expecting me to do the implementation for you, this isn't the room. If you're going to join because you want a small group of operators in your corner while you do the work yourself, this is the room.
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