Grand Street AI runs hands-on Claude training for business teams and builds AI assistants for founders that actually do the work — inbox, follow-ups, reporting — done for you and running inside a week. Based in Brooklyn, working anywhere.
No tool salad, no slideware. You get outcomes: time back, leads followed up, and a team that actually uses what it's paying for.
One working session, every attendee hands-on at a keyboard, built on your team's real workflows — drafting, research, reporting, data cleanup. No slides-only sections.
An assistant that does work, not one that tells you about work. You do nothing; it runs inside a week.
A clear, costed picture of where AI pays off in your business — whether or not you hire us to build it.
30 minutes. We learn how your team actually works and pick the workflows worth transforming.
Everyone hands-on, building on their real work. Guardrails included: what not to paste in, where output needs a human check.
Every workflow we built, written down, with a prompt library and a 30-day adoption checklist. Yours to keep.
Two weeks later we measure hours saved and unstick anyone who stalled. Adoption is the product.
Grand Street AI is run by Joe Waine, a Brooklyn engineer with 90+ shipped projects — agents, automations, and internal tools — and daily, working-depth experience with Claude. The person training your team is the same person who builds this stuff for a living. Live demos on request.
Great — your team already believes. This is the difference between typing prompts and having AI carry whole workflows. The training pays for itself when each person gets hours back every week, and most "we use ChatGPT" teams are getting minutes.
You can. Nobody does. A training day gets the whole team over the hump at once, on your actual work, with someone in the room to unstick them — and a follow-up two weeks later so it survives contact with a busy month.
The best one for each job — you'll never touch them. You get outcomes and a one-click approval flow, not logins and dashboards to babysit.
We walk through access scopes before anything connects: what's read, what's stored where, and the kill switch that shuts it all off. Nothing gets write access until you've watched it work with drafts and approvals first.
Smaller means fewer people doing more jobs — the hours-saved math is better for you, not worse. That's exactly what the $500 audit is for: if the math doesn't work, the report says so and you've lost nothing.
One email. We'll reply within a business day — usually much faster — with a straight answer on whether we can save you the hours, and what it costs.