The AI Portfolio Sprint: three AI projects a hiring manager can click, in 21 days

MT's step-by-step build plan, done the way AI work actually gets built inside companies: scope it, break it, measure it, show it. 46-page PDF, $27. No-code and code tracks.

What you'll build

Week 1: The Inbox Clerk

AI that reads invoices or forms into clean data and flags anything it isn't sure about.

Week 2: The Helpdesk Agent

An agent that answers from documentation, cites its sources, and opens a ticket when it doesn't know.

Week 3: The Value Dashboard

One page that proves what your AI saves and what it costs, with numbers a manager trusts.

The same seven rules every week

  1. Scope it in one sentence
  2. Collect real, messy data
  3. Build it ugly first
  4. Break it on purpose
  5. Measure the value
  6. Demo it in 90 seconds
  7. Publish it

Also inside

  • A 7-evening quickstart if you only have time for one project
  • Case study template for each project
  • Resume bullets and LinkedIn wording
  • Outreach messages for hiring managers and clients
  • An interview card for "walk me through a project you built"
  • How to build your own live project dashboard
  • The AI toolkit MT actually uses, and how he got here

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Questions

I'm not a programmer. Can I do this?

Yes. Every week has a no-code track using tools like n8n and Google Sheets. Most of the work is judgment: scope, testing and value.

How much time does it take?

About an hour a day for 21 days. Every day is broken into numbered steps, so you can stop after any step. There's also a weekends-only plan.

Will the AI tools cost a lot?

You set a spending cap on Day 1. At small-model prices, the whole sprint usually costs a few dollars in AI usage.

How do I get it?

Right after payment you land on your download page, and a permanent download link arrives by email.

What if it isn't for me?

Email me within 14 days of buying and I'll refund you in full. No questions asked.

Is a job guaranteed?

No, and no book can honestly promise that. What it does promise is that in three weeks you'll have something real to show.