Get AI to Build Custom GPTs for You and Claim Your Stake Inside a Platform Used by Nearly 1 Billion People Each Week
Learn how to direct AI to manufacture secure, high-logic GPT assets
that live inside ChatGPT without writing clever prompts or relying on fragile prompt tricks.
The lowest-bar entry point
Let’s be blunt about the “App Store” moment. OpenAI has unveiled the Apps SDK and its agent-driven commerce direction.
In plain English: they are putting buying, selling, and software inside the chat, and letting people build full applications that live there.
If you’re not a developer, it can feel like you’ve been locked out of the biggest land-grab in a decade.
You haven’t.
Custom GPTs are the no-code entry point into that same ecosystem.
It’s not the SDK path. It’s not as deep or as powerful. But it is real.
And for non-developers, it’s the only way to be present without taking on risk.
The Long Play
You establish a position in the GPT Store while the platform is still forming. You become an early architect in an ecosystem OpenAI is clearly committing serious resources to.
The Immediate Play
You don’t need the Store to succeed to win.
You can use Custom GPTs to streamline your own work or sell access to them directly to small businesses that are drowning in repetitive tasks like email handling, lead sorting, and meeting notes, and they will pay for tools that remove that friction now.
What this is
Build Custom GPTs is a 60-minute workshop that teaches you how to manufacture Custom GPTs in the most efficient way I know.
Not prompt tricks. Not copy-paste templates. A repeatable system for building GPTs with clean logic, secured instructions, and the ability to clone and adapt them at will.
What happens:
- You learn what Custom GPTs actually are (and why most people build them wrong)
- You walk through the builder interface
- You watch a live build — from blank canvas to published GPT
- You learn the prompt structure that makes GPTs behave predictably
- You learn how to feed them knowledge without polluting the output
- You learn how to secure your GPTs against prompt-theft and copycats
- You get my system for manufacturing GPTs fast — where AI builds the prompt and you refine it
- You learn the clone trick that lets you spin up new GPTs in minutes
What you walk away with:
- A fully functional, secured Custom GPT you built during the workshop
- A repeatable blueprint for building more
- The security prompt I use to protect my own GPTs
Who this is for:
- You use ChatGPT but haven't touched Custom GPTs seriously
- You're not a coder and don't want to become one
- You want to build assets, not chase prompts
Who this is NOT for:
- Developers looking for API or SDK training
- Anyone expecting traffic guarantees from the GPT Store
- Anyone looking for "get rich with AI" shortcuts
What you get in this workshop
What changes:
- You stop doing the same tasks manually, over and over. You build a GPT once — it runs forever.
- You stop wrestling with ChatGPT to remember what you told it last time. Your GPT already knows.
- You stop copying prompts from the internet and hoping they work. You understand why prompts work — and build your own.
- You stop worrying about someone stealing your instructions. Your GPTs are secured.
- You go from "person who uses ChatGPT" to "person who builds things with it."
What you get:
- The prompt structure that works: Function + Task + Goal + Context + Conditions. No guesswork. No wasted tokens.
- The knowledge file method: How to feed your GPT reference material without polluting output or creating confused responses.
- The security prompt: The exact instructions I use to block prompt-theft and copycats — plus how to make it unique to you.
- The manufacturing system: Stop writing prompts from scratch. Get AI to draft them, then refine. Build GPTs in minutes, not hours.
- The clone trick: One good GPT becomes ten. Duplicate, rename, adjust. Build a suite while others are still stuck on their first.
- The testing workflow: How to catch bad outputs before you publish — and how to make the AI tell you what's missing from your instructions.