Build Your Secure AI Negotiation Preparation System

Yes. You start in the tool you already have. From Week 2 you build in Cassidy, a no-code tool for building agents, in a closed environment I provide. Nobody else has access to it. Then you take what you built back to Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT Enterprise, Claude or whatever your company allows. You learn the method, and the method moves with you.

Yes. Maven handles invoicing, purchase orders, VAT invoices and group enrollment, and gives you the receipt and certificate your finance team asks for. There is also a letter to your manager, ready to edit: go.negoai.ai/manager-letter. It says what you come out with and what you show them at the end. You can treat it as a pilot for the team.

They answer the question you typed. They do not know the person across the table, how the last two rounds with them went, or what you are allowed to give away. In five weeks you build something that does, and you keep it. Every deal after that starts from what you already know instead of from zero.

No. It never contacts the other side and they never know it exists. It prepares you, and you do the talking. It will play the other side so you can practice against them, but that is a rehearsal with you, never a conversation with them.

Yes. First you work out what is behind what they are stating: their real interests, where they will push, whether they are bluffing, and where you can push back. Then you go up against a counterpart that behaves like them, again and again. You know what to say. You have practiced it, and you can hold it in the room under pressure.

Yes. You already have negotiation expertise, and today that alone is not enough. You need to know how to partner with AI and become an Augmented Negotiator. The best negotiators combine both: how they negotiate, and the AI they built to work on their own deals.

You are, the same as today. That is why it shows you the reasoning and not only an answer, and says where every piece came from, so you can check it. If you cannot put it in front of your boss six months later, it is not doing its job.

No. There is no code anywhere. You build by writing instructions in plain English, the same way you would brief someone new on your team. If you can write an email, you can do this. Every step has a written guide, and I show you the whole thing on video.

About five hours a week: two hours of live sessions, the written lessons, and one project. Ten live sessions in total, two every week. In the fifth week both of them are office hours, with no new lessons and no new project, so you finish what you built. It fits around a full week of work.

All live sessions are recorded and available within 12 hours. Monday is where I teach the week and answer your questions live, and I expect you there. The second session is optional office hours, where we sort out the problems you face in the weekly project. If you miss Monday, watch the recording. It walks you through the project step by step.

It happens, and the course is built for it. The cohort is small on purpose and I follow everybody from start to finish. I read what you send in every week, so I know before you tell me. The fifth week is office hours so you finish, and nothing expires, so a bad week at work does not cost you the course.

Yes. You build it on your own expertise the same way, and what changes is whose deals go into it. You work under NDA, and everything you put in stays in a closed environment nobody else can see. Your clients are already asking what AI does in negotiation. You come out with an answer you built yourself.