Beginner AI workshops built around what people actually want to do. Pick a project, get a PIN, and leave with something usable.

Make Images, Slides, and Short Videos with Hermes

Use Hermes to generate clean images, turn a slideshow into a short video, and package the result for social, lessons, or a workshop recap.

Best fit: Beginners who want useful visual content without learning design software first.

Soup Up Your Agent: Memory, Skills, and Better Instructions

Give your agent reusable skills, durable memory habits, and simple rules so it becomes more helpful without leaking secrets.

Best fit: People who already have an agent running and want it to remember the right things safely.

Orchestrate a Small Agent Team

Set up simple roles, handoffs, Kanban-style tasks, receipts, and approval gates so agents can help without running wild.

Best fit: Beginners ready to move from one helper agent to a small supervised team.

Google Workspace with Your Agent

Have an agent draft, summarize, organize, and prepare work inside your Google workflow while you stay in charge.

Best fit: Anyone who lives in Gmail, Docs, Drive, Calendar, or Sheets and wants agent help.

Microsoft 365 with Your Agent

Use an agent to prepare documents, decks, meeting follow-ups, and inbox drafts without giving up human approval.

Best fit: Office, Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, Teams, and Excel users who want practical agent help.

Voice and Personal Assistant Agents

Design a voice/personal assistant that can understand your routines, prepare actions, and keep you in control.

Best fit: People who want a practical personal assistant for reminders, summaries, and daily workflow help.

Realtor Agent Workshop

Build a real-estate helper agent for listing prep, follow-up, neighborhood research, and repeatable client workflows.

Best fit: Realtors who want faster listing prep, lead follow-up, local research, and client communication drafts.

Teacher Agent Workshop

Create a teacher helper agent that supports lessons, rubrics, differentiation, and classroom admin while respecting school rules.

Best fit: Teachers who want classroom planning, differentiation, resource prep, and parent/student communication support.

Minecraft Agents and Modding

Explore beginner-safe Minecraft modding ideas and agent helpers that can build, mine, communicate, or plan in a game world.

Best fit: Youth, parents, and beginner builders interested in Minecraft modding and in-game agents.

Roblox and World-Building Agents

Use agents to brainstorm worlds, quests, characters, and simple build steps for Roblox-style creation.

Best fit: Youth and beginner creators who want to design worlds, stories, and game mechanics with an agent helper.

Blender and 3D Creative Agents

Use an agent to plan a 3D scene, generate references, organize assets, and create a beginner-friendly Blender project checklist.

Best fit: Beginners who want to use agents for 3D ideas, scenes, references, and production planning.

Minecraft Modding with Hermes Agent

Work alongside Hermes Agent to design, build, and load a real Minecraft mod. Students learn how to direct an AI coding agent like a project lead: describe the idea, review the code, test it in-game, and iterate safely.

Best fit: Minecraft: Java Edition players, roughly ages 10–15

• Leave with a working mod file or local mod project they helped create
• Understand the basics of mod loaders, Minecraft versions, and safe testing
• Practice giving an AI agent clear instructions and checking its work

Unofficial educational workshop. Requires Minecraft: Java Edition and a laptop; not affiliated with or endorsed by Mojang, Microsoft, or Minecraft.

Resource link: Portal resource placeholder: Youth Specialty Workshop — Minecraft Modding with Hermes Agent.

Minecraft Bots: Build, Mine, and Communicate

Students direct AI helpers that can build, mine, gather, and communicate inside a supervised Minecraft world. The real lesson is clear instructions: goals, constraints, task breakdowns, and debugging when an AI helper misunderstands.

Best fit: Minecraft: Java Edition players, roughly ages 10–15

• Direct helper bots with plain-language goals and constraints
• Break a big build into tasks for humans and bots
• Learn what bot mistakes reveal about AI instructions and supervision

Unofficial educational workshop on a supervised private workshop server. Requires Minecraft: Java Edition and a laptop; not affiliated with or endorsed by Mojang, Microsoft, or Minecraft.

Resource link: Portal resource placeholder: Youth Specialty Workshop — Minecraft Bots: Build, Mine, and Communicate.

Scroll Block: Roblox-Style World Building

Students build a Scroll Block experience in the style of Roblox obstacle courses and blocky worlds, using Hermes Agent as a supervised AI teammate for levels, rules, UI, and testing. Character animation is intentionally saved for a later workshop so this first session can focus on playable structure.

Best fit: Curious Roblox-style builders; no coding experience required

• Plan and build a playable blocky 3D level with AI-agent help
• Create basic game systems such as checkpoints, timers, points, or win conditions
• Sketch menus/buttons and test/fix what the AI agent builds

Unofficial educational workshop inspired by Roblox-style building patterns. A Roblox account/device may be useful for comparison, but Scroll Block is an AutoEDU workshop concept and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Roblox Corporation.

Resource link: Portal resource placeholder: Youth Specialty Workshop — Scroll Block: Roblox-Style World Building.