Hasan Aboul Hasan By Hasan Aboul Hasan

Agentic Automation 3.0

You Don't Build The Agent Anymore... You Build The World It Works In.

Go from AI that helps you type to AI that runs your work... Learn the building blocks behind any AI agent by building real ones in Claude Code, then get the agents I actually run.

13 lectures live · 2 modules in production

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Last updated: September 26, 2026

Agentic Automation 3.0
The mindset

Automation 2.0 vs Automation 3.0

🔁 2.0: You Write the Loop

  • ⚙️ Hand roll the agent loop and every branch
  • 🧱 One brittle agent per problem
  • 📚 Locked into one framework or one automation tool
  • 🔥 Nothing stops it before it does something you cannot undo
  • 😓 "Why did it stop working?"

🌍 3.0: You Build the Environment

  • 🤖 Claude Code runs the loop and is the brain
  • 🧩 You build the skill, the tools, the context and the memory around it
  • 🛡️ A permission you grant and a gate it cannot cross: it drafts, you send
  • 🚀 Three doors to run it without you: your machine, a window, a server
  • ✅ "I know exactly what it may and may never do"

What You'll Learn

The line between a script, an AI workflow and an agent, and how to pick the right one
The two jobs Claude Code does: it builds your agent, and it is the brain that runs it
The eight building blocks: tools, the brain, the skill, permissions, the loop, context, the gate and memory
Set up your machine: install Claude Code by hand, and a checker agent goes through the rest
Build an inbox agent that labels every email and drafts replies it cannot send
Connect Gmail and know exactly what permission you granted
Teach an agent what things mean to you, with context
Give it memory, so it never does the same work twice
The difference between using an agent and owning it: understand it, change it, maintain it
What's included

What's Inside the Course

The Building Blocks

Tools, the brain, the skill, permissions, the loop, context, the gate and memory, each named the moment you need it

One Real Build: The Inbox Agent

One folder, built lecture by lecture: it reads your inbox, labels every email and drafts the replies. It drafts, you send.

The Prompts I Typed

Every build lecture carries the exact prompt from the screen, ready to copy

The Code at Every Step

A public repo with a tag for each build lecture, so you start from exactly where the video is

Captions in Six Languages

English, Arabic, Hindi, Spanish, French and Korean on every lecture, with chapters to jump around

My Own Agents

Later in the course, the maintained version of the agent I run every day, for you to run or change

Course Curriculum

1
What an Agent Actually Is Available now · 5 lectures

The line between a script, a workflow and an agent, and the two things Claude Code does for you.

  • What this course is
  • What agentic automation means
  • Claude Code does two jobs
  • The building blocks
  • Setup and your first agent
2
The Inbox Agent Available now · 8 lectures

One build, eight lectures: an agent that reads your inbox, labels every email and drafts replies it structurally cannot send.

  • What we are building
  • The skeleton: a folder, a skill, and the first tool
  • Connect Gmail: the permission you grant
  • The first run: the loop turns
  • Context: teach it what things mean to you
  • Drafts, not sends: the gate
  • Memory: never do the same work twice
  • The map
3
The Content Creator Coming

One agent that researches, tests in a lab and writes the guide, the post and the book page, with MCP and sub-agents in the flow.

4
Ship It Coming

Three doors for an agent that has to run without you: your machine, a window, a server.

How to get it

Part of Solo Builder Complete

Agentic Automation 3.0 is not sold on its own. It comes with the Solo Builder Complete bundle.

  • The building blocks behind any agent, named as you use them
  • The inbox agent, built lecture by lecture
  • The exact prompts, and the code at every step
  • Captions in six languages on every lecture
  • New lectures in your account the day they land
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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the course finished?

Not yet. The curriculum above shows what is live today and what is still in production. New lectures land in the same player the day they are ready, and they are yours at no extra cost.

How do I get it?

Only through the Solo Builder Complete bundle. The course is not sold on its own. Get the bundle and it is in your account now, with every new lecture as it lands and every course I make next.

Is this an n8n or Zapier course?

No. We are not here to learn n8n, Make.com, Zapier, LangGraph or any other framework or automation tool. You learn the building blocks that power any agentic automation, so you can build anything you want, and you get my own agents to automate your work.

Do I need to be a coder?

No, but you will read what the agent writes. Claude Code writes the code in this course, from prompts you watch me type, and every prompt is under its lecture so you can copy it. You install one thing by hand, Claude Code, and a checker agent goes through the rest: if a line comes back red, it tells you what to do on your machine.

Does it only work with Claude?

The course runs on Claude Code: it builds the agents and it is the brain that runs them. What you learn is not tied to Claude, though. A skill, tools, context, memory, a permission and a gate are the same blocks in any agent, and that is the whole point: learn them once, build anything.

What do I actually get?

Every live lecture with its video, chapters and captions in six languages; the exact prompts I typed; the inbox agent code at every step in a public repo; and every new lecture the day it lands. Later in the course you also get the maintained version of the agent I run every day.

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Agentic Automation 3.0 is part of the Solo Builder Complete bundle, not sold on its own.

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