AI for Product Management: Build Your Own AI Agents

You know what agents are. You’ve seen an agentic workflow run and can explain why it matters. Building one yourself is a different skill, and that’s what this day is for.
In the morning you climb the autonomy ladder inside Microsoft Copilot: from ready-made agents, to Excel Agent Mode (you’ll watch an agent change a file on its own), to your own agent in Agent Builder and Copilot Studio, to agents that call other agents.
In the afternoon you open the hood in n8n. You story-map a recurring pain point from your role, build the MVP workflow, then grow it into a team of specialist agents connected to tools like Jira, Confluence and Slack. One agent gathers, one analyses, one formats and sends.
By the end of the day both are running, and you understand agents well enough to build them in whatever tool comes next.

One day, two halves, one mental model.
The morning is Microsoft Copilot, or the agent tool you bring. You walk up the autonomy spectrum: ready-made agents, an agent that acts inside Excel, then your own agent built and tested in Agent Builder and Copilot Studio, then a main agent delegating to child agents. Microsoft hides the wiring; you learn what it’s doing for you.
The afternoon is n8n, where the wiring is visible. You pick a recurring pain point from your role, story-map it, build the MVP, then extend it into a full agent team connected to your tools. Debug, tune, run. By the end you can design agents in n8n, Copilot Studio or whichever platform your organisation adopts next.

Product Managers, Product Owners, Heads of Product, Scrum Masters and Agile Coaches at organisations of any size, freelancers included, with the 2-day training as foundation, or equivalent knowledge and recurring work to get off their plate.
Microsoft Copilot is the reference tool; Claude Cowork, ChatGPT Agent, Gemini Spark or OpenClaw are welcome. No agent tool? You build all day in n8n, on an account made on the spot.

Every participant goes home with a working agent and an n8n workflow built around a pain point from their own role, connected to their own tools where possible. The kind of workflow that hands back hours every week: competitor research done by the time you arrive, a stakeholder report drafted from live data, user feedback categorised and turned into action items.

Microsoft’s builders hide the orchestration; n8n shows every trigger, call and data step on a canvas. Building in both teaches you how agents actually work, which is what lets you design one in whatever tool your organisation adopts next.

Story mapping, MVP thinking and value-first reasoning turn out to be exactly what agent design needs. You’ll scope an agent like a product, decide single versus multi-agent by the quality it delivers, and weigh what an agent costs in autonomy and reach against the value it returns.

After registration you’ll receive a confirmation with practical details, including how to check your Microsoft Copilot access before the day. Lunch and snacks are included. You’ll receive the digital materials, the workflow templates and access to the alumni community.

See you soon!