Get Ship done.

You built the team. Now build the operating system.

In Foundations, you built AI thinking partners trained on your expertise. They carry your judgment. They hold your standards.

Now give them hands.

Pro is a new program for Foundations graduates who want to build AI-native businesses.

Get ready to step into the future of work.

The Pro specialist team standing together in front of a futuristic AI command interface
Ship — a futuristic AI command room with team members orchestrating an extended intelligence

Meet Ship.

Your personalised AI operating system.

Ship runs on Claude Code, on your own machine, in a repository you own. Enrol in Pro and Ship is yours.

Ship is simultaneously an agentic operating system AND your Chief of Staff. It has a specialist research and engineering team built in. Bring Ship a challenge and it orchestrates the build. Research. Design. Construction. Deployment. You set the direction. Ship ships.

In Pro, you'll onboard your AI thinking partners onto Ship so it's encoded with your professional DNA and deeply understands your business. Ship becomes an extended mind that thinks like you think, works like you work, and solves problems the way you do.

Who's onboard? Meet your specialist team.

Six AI specialists. One coordinated system. Built around you.

Ship, Chief of Staff

Ship

Chief of Staff

Ship is the intelligence at the centre of your operating system. It receives work, decides who handles it, holds the thread across every project, and acts on your behalf. Ship orchestrates a specialist team that researches, designs, builds, organises, and improves on demand.

Sextant, Your researcher

Sextant

Your researcher

When Ship needs to know something, Sextant goes and finds it. Open-web research, market scans, literature surveys, expert sources — Sextant covers everything that lives outside your current knowledge base. Every finding comes back cited and quality-assessed. Not a search. A research discipline.

Loom, Your designer

Loom

Your designer

When a challenge requires new AI infrastructure, Ship briefs Loom. Loom designs the agents and capabilities the solution needs — how they should work, what they should know, how they should behave. This is the architecture step: before anything is built, Loom shapes what should exist.

Forge, Your builder

Forge

Your builder

Forge takes Loom's designs and makes them real. New agents installed, integrations wired, code written, broken things debugged — Forge is the technical partner who ships verified work. When you want something built, Forge builds it.

Atlas, Your librarian

Atlas

Your librarian

Atlas maintains the knowledge base that powers the whole system. Every research finding, every framework, every decision you've made — Atlas organises it, cross-references it, and keeps it retrievable. The knowledge base compounds: the more you build, the smarter everything gets.

Crucible, Your evaluator

Crucible

Your evaluator

Crucible makes Ship better. It assesses the performance of every agent on the team, identifies what can be improved, and drafts refinements to close the gap. Your AI operating system becomes better over time because Crucible never stops.

From Claude Code to AI Ops.

Six weeks that send you hurtling into the future of work. Structurally supported and built with the care you've come to expect from Superesque.

You'll work directly in Claude Code — the professional development environment used by software engineers — on your own machine, in a repository you own. None of it requires you to write code. All of it gives you the fluency of someone who could.

Week 1

Orient

You install Ship on your system. You discover what an agentic operating system is and what it makes possible. You develop working confidence with Claude Code — the environment where Ship lives. By the end of Week 1, you know exactly what you’re building and why.

By the end of week one, Ship is installed and running.

Week 2

Set up your Ship

You personalise Ship by onboarding the AI thinking partners you built in Superesque. You complete an onboarding interview to determine what you can achieve with Ship and its specialist team. By the end of Week 2, your Ship is alive, and you have a checklist of things to build.

In week two, you'll onboard your Foundations thinking partners onto Ship so they become part of your specialist team.

Week 3

Work with Ship

You choose a workflow that incorporates your AI thinking partners and operationalise it with Ship. You learn how to direct Ship and work with it to manage your day-to-day operations. By the end of Week 3, you’re shipping infra and building an AI-native business.

Week three is your first guided build — operationalising a real workflow your thinking partners already support, with the full specialist team in motion.

Week 4

AI-Native Ops

You build the operational infrastructure of your AI-native business. Working with Ship’s specialist team, you learn to set work in motion at scale — dispatching agents, building automations, setting up routines that keep running after you’ve stepped away. You develop the judgment that defines how you work in the age of AI: not what you keep your hands on, but what you keep your eyes on. By the end of Week 4, you have a live operations dashboard and a new understanding of what it means to be in command.

Week four is where your AI-native operation goes live — and you discover what it means to direct a system rather than operate a tool.

Week 5

Coordinating Human + AI Teams

If you don’t work alone, your AI-native business extends beyond you. Week 5 scales Ship to your team — coordinating agents, knowledge, and people across a shared operational environment. Whether your team runs agents on an external platform or coordinates directly across multiple Ships, the goal is the same: a shared intelligence that compounds with every contribution.

In week five, your extended mind becomes a shared one.

Week 6

The AI-Native Business

Week 6 brings everything into focus. You work with Ship to create a blueprint of the AI-native operation you built — mapping your operation against a business-model framework designed specifically for AI-native contexts. You contribute your insights to a growing repository of AI-native business models drawn from Pro graduates: the first real map of what this looks like outside the tech sector.

Week six closes the loop. You don’t just have an AI-native business — you understand what makes one succeed. And you’ve helped write the first playbook for professionals who are building them.

Everything you build is yours. An extension of you that you take with you, wherever your professional life leads.

Hear it from us

Inside Superesque Pro

Your facilitators

Meet Tim and Dawn.

Tim Rayner and Dawn Mischewski — Superesque facilitators

Dawn Mischewski

Facilitator · Live Build Sessions

Dawn built Ship. She created the whole agentic operating system — including the chief of staff and specialist team — to elevate her Claude Code practice. She brings 25 years of experience building and running research businesses, a philosophy education, and a rare combination of systems thinking and hands-on AI craft. In Live Build Sessions, she sits with you while you build. When something breaks, Dawn is exactly the person you want next to you.

Dr Tim Rayner

Facilitator · Navigation Sessions

Tim is the architect of the program itself. Building on Foundations, he's created a compelling blend of learning modules, processes, and hands-on activities to help you make Ship your own. Tim and Dawn share the same intellectual formation: philosophy degrees, human-centred instincts, systems thinking. But where Dawn builds, Tim asks questions — the kind that reframe the way you think about AI and how it serves your business.

Ready to go Pro?

Cohort 1 launches July 22nd, 2026

Six weeks of hands-on building toward your own AI operating system.

Pro program price

$1,295

AUD

Enrol now

Student discount — email hello@superesque.com from your student email for 25% off.

What's onboard

Your Pro toolkit.

  • Your fully configured Ship. Complete with its specialist agent team: Sextant, Loom, Forge, Atlas, and Crucible
  • Live sessions with Dr Tim Rayner and Dawn Mischewski
  • Pre-recorded video tutorials and online resources
  • Lifetime access to the Superesque Pro Online Learning Hub
  • Lifetime access to the Superesque Pro community
BYO Claude Code Max Plan. Bring your own Claude Code Max subscription (from $100/month)

Your weekly rhythm

Two live sessions, plus building between classes.

Wednesdays & Fridays

1 hour each · live via Zoom

AET
8am
NZ
10am
US Pacific
3pm
US Eastern
6pm

Between classes, most of the building happens with your AI agents on Claude Code. Plan for 4–6 hours a week of hands-on work, plus about 1 hour of pre-recorded video.

Your expertise.
Your operation.
Your terms.

Pro Cohort 1 launches July 22nd, 2026.

FAQ

Cost and commitment

What’s the all-up cost — program fee plus everything I need to run it?

The program fee for Cohort 1 is $1,295 AUD. On top of that, you'll need a Claude Max plan (starting at USD $100/month) to run Claude Code — plan for roughly two months over the course of the program. This is a baseline cost; it should be sufficient for the program but may be higher depending on your usage.

As an operating system, Ship can connect to a variety of platforms you already use — email, calendar, workflow tools, financial systems — and any number of additional platforms. You won't need to pay extra for subscriptions you already hold, but if you decide to integrate new software tools, you'll need to cover those costs separately.

How long do I need a Claude Max plan — just during the six weeks, or is this an ongoing cost?
You need a Claude Max plan for the duration of the program. After Pro ends, Ship is yours — and it keeps working for as long as you maintain your subscription. At USD $100/month as a baseline, it’s a reasonable ongoing cost for a fully functioning AI operating system working around the clock.

Technical difficulty

Claude Code is for engineers. Do I need to know how to code?
Ship runs on Claude Code, but you don’t need to read or write code to use it. Superesque Pro is designed specifically for non-technical professionals — the same people Foundations is built for. We’ve designed Ship to take care of the technical work so you can focus on applying judgement and expertise to redesign your business.
How technically challenging is this program, really?
There is a learning curve, but it’s no steeper than the one you faced in Foundations. Some students find the Claude Code environment takes getting used to, but by the end of Week 1 you’ll have your footing. Week 2 — onboarding your agents onto Ship — is the most demanding part of the program. It’s also where you learn to direct and master Ship, and by the end of it, you’ll feel in command. From there, the program is carefully paced and you’re never working alone. Navigation and Live Build Sessions give you hands-on support week by week, and your cohort is full of people at the same stage navigating the same challenges.
How much time will I realistically need each week?
Two live sessions per week — Navigation on Wednesday and Live Build on Friday, one hour each. Between sessions, plan for around 4–6 hours of activity-based learning, plus roughly an hour of pre-recorded content hosted on Notion. All up, expect to invest around 7–8 hours per week. The workload is structured rather than open-ended, so you’ll always know what you’re working on and why. This amounts to one extra working day a week for six weeks — a considerable commitment, but not unreasonable for a program that rewires how your business operates.
What if I get stuck? What support is available between sessions?
If you hit a wall between sessions, you’re not on your own. Ship is your first port of call — ask it questions, work through problems with it, and use it to troubleshoot. Your cohort is another resource — a group of people working through the same challenges at the same time, and often the fastest source of practical answers. And if you need to escalate, Tim and Dawn are always happy to answer questions via Slack.
Does it matter whether I’m on a Mac or a PC?
Claude Code runs on both Mac and Windows. We recommend downloading the Claude Code desktop app — available for both platforms — as it reduces the amount of terminal work involved and makes for a smoother setup experience. Week 1 is dedicated to getting your environment up and running, with guidance designed to work for both Mac and Windows users.

Security and business data

My work involves sensitive client information. Is it safe to run Ship on my machine?

Ship runs locally on your machine — your files, documents, and repositories never leave your computer. Only your conversations with Claude Code travel to Anthropic’s servers, transmitted via encrypted connections and stored securely. Anthropic holds SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certifications, and you can review their full security controls at the Anthropic Trust Center. We also recommend opting out of Anthropic’s model training programme — something we walk you through in Week 1. For a full overview of data security practices for Ship users, see our Data Security guide in the Pro Learning Hub.

Does Anthropic see the work I do in Claude Code?

Your conversations with Claude Code are processed by Anthropic’s servers — but your local files stay on your machine. By default, Claude Max accounts are enrolled in Anthropic’s model training programme, which means your conversations may be used to train future models. We strongly recommend opting out at claude.ai/settings/data-privacy-controls. Once opted out, Anthropic retains your data for 30 days. We step you through this in Week 1 onboarding.

Where does my data actually live?
Your files and repositories live on your machine. Session data is cached locally and cleared after 30 days. You back up your repository to GitHub, which is one of the most secure code hosting platforms available. Conversations with Claude Code are processed on Anthropic’s servers — encrypted in transit and at rest. The short version: your work stays local; only your conversations with Claude travel anywhere.
Can I run Ship on a company-issued computer?
Ship runs locally on your machine — there’s no server-side component that conflicts with standard corporate IT configurations. The main variables are your company’s policies on installing third-party software and whether outbound connections to Anthropic’s servers are permitted on your network. If you’re unsure, check with your IT team before enrolling. The local-first architecture of Ship — your files stay on your machine, not on a remote server — tends to work in favour of enterprise security policies rather than against them.

Prerequisites

Do I need to complete Foundations before enrolling in Pro?

Pro is designed for Superesque graduates. The AI thinking partners you build in Foundations are what you onboard onto Ship in Week 2 — so arriving with those agents already built is what makes the program work. However, if you’ve already built and refined multiple AI agents trained on your own expertise — with proper system instructions and evaluation cycles — you may not need Foundations first. Email us at hello@superesque.com and we’ll help you work out the right entry point.

How should I prepare for Pro?

Pro rewards preparation. We recommend spending the two weeks before the program starts deepening your cognitive archaeology work, sharpening your agents, and clearing your schedule. We’ll send every enrolled student a full preparation guide when enrolments close.

What you own

What do I actually walk away with?
At the end of Pro, you have a fully configured Ship — your own agentic operating system, running on your machine, encoded with your professional expertise. It has a chief of staff and a specialist team built in, personalised to how you think and how you work. You have a repository you own, backed up to GitHub. You have lifetime access to the Superesque Pro Online Learning Hub and the Pro graduate community. And you have an AI-native operation that keeps working — and keeps improving — long after the program ends.
Will Ship keep working after the program ends?
Yes — Ship is yours. It runs on your machine, in a repository you own, and it keeps working for as long as you maintain your Claude Max subscription. There are no Superesque servers involved, no platform dependency, nothing that switches off when the cohort ends. What you build in Pro is yours to keep, yours to grow, and yours to take wherever your professional life leads.

Teams and enterprise

Can I enrol multiple team members?

Pro is designed for individual enrolment — each student builds and owns their own Ship. If you’re thinking of enrolling multiple team members, each person completes the program individually and comes away with their own fully configured operating system.

That said, Ship can be customised to do more. Founders can configure their Ship to manage multiplayer agent teams hosted on TypingMind, onboard other people’s agents, and connect everything into shared business systems. If you’ve run a private Foundations cohort with your team, Pro is a natural next step — your Ship becomes the operating layer that ties the whole thing together.

For more complex team and enterprise arrangements — including running a shared Ship environment across multiple users — email us at hello@superesque.com and we’ll talk through what’s possible.

Do you offer private cohorts?

We do offer private cohorts for organisations. What that looks like in practice depends on how your team plans to use Ship — so the best starting point is a conversation. Email us at hello@superesque.com and we’ll work out what makes sense.

Is there an enterprise arrangement?

We work with organisations on a case-by-case basis. If you’re exploring what Superesque Pro could look like at an enterprise scale, we’d love to hear from you. Email us at hello@superesque.com and we’ll set up a conversation.

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