Stop starting
from nothing.
A customer question. A catalog. A brief. Bring the information together with the constraints and a clear definition of done.
AI implementation for ecommerce operators
Aspi installs an AI team around the ecommerce business you already run. Four live weeks with John Aspinall. Your catalog. You keep the decisions.


Operators from the marketplaces you already sell on
You bought the tools.
You're still doing the handoffs.
Another tab. Another prompt. Another explanation of your business. Here's what changes when the work has somewhere to go.
THE ANATOMY OF A WORKING SYSTEM / EXAMPLE
The still in the hero is a recorded agent thread on a live product. The frames here are the handoff around that kind of work: context, a brief, a check, and a decision that stays with you.
A customer question. A catalog. A brief. Bring the information together with the constraints and a clear definition of done.
Research feeds the build. The build gets checked. The current sprint uses Buzz, Grok Bot, and Grok to give agents roles, context, and somewhere to work.
You review the result, make the judgment, and approve the next step. A useful AI team makes your decisions better informed.
A document. A task. A workflow you can run again. The goal is useful work with a next step, built around the business you already operate.
Context, brief, and task list from John's own system. The recording further down is the agent doing catalog work.
Watch an existing agent-work demonstration, then see the full multi-agent replay.
Watch the free multi-agent replay ↗Actual operators.
In their own words.
Named operators. Named work. Each result is theirs, from earlier Operator Intelligence programs.
I've built workflows and automations that turn projects that used to take days or weeks, and cost thousands, into systems I now run in minutes with no added expense.

With John's help I now have a Second Brain that is tied to Claude. This and several other automations on top of it are saving me more than an hour a day.

It helped put me on a path to implement what I wanted, trained me to understand how to use it, and helped me get everything to interact.

Signed up for cohorts that aren't just a presentation leaving me to figure it out. By the end, he has personally ensured they get implemented.

I chose to work with John so that I can be part of the group that is staying ahead of the curve.




I didn't start with AI. I started with inventory, marketplace listings, and decisions that show up in the numbers.
14,000 hero images and 50,000 listings later, I know the work the agents should do. That's why we install the system around your catalog instead of starting from a blank prompt every morning.
The creative numbers are the reason the AI work is useful, not a second business on this page.
We install the system around your business, then make the pieces work together.
This is the shape of the four weeks. Dates, price, and the tool stack are set when the next round opens.
Set up the workspace, an agent that remembers your business, and a connection to the tools you already use. The stack for the round is named when enrollment opens.
YOU LEAVE WITHYour first agent completes a real task.
Build an ecommerce workflow around your own catalog, ASIN, or CSV. Review the output together.
YOU LEAVE WITHA working workflow on your data, with screenshot proof.
Build handoffs around 2–3 specialist agents. Give each one a clear job and keep the decisions that need you.
YOU LEAVE WITHYour specialist agents collaborate on real work.
Set your daily and weekly loops, review failures, and decide what to schedule. Leave with a 30-day roadmap and your private implementation review booked.
YOU LEAVE WITHAn operating playbook and a plan for the next 30 days.
You run an ecommerce business. You want the work moving. You're willing to show up and build.
Dates and price when enrollment opens.
Operator Intelligence: Multi-Agent OS is the round underway. The next cohort gets its own dates, price, and build.
Join the next-cohort waitlist Book a working sessionNo. We start from zero. You need to be comfortable following setup instructions and describing the work you want done.
One two-hour live session each week, plus 1–2 hours of implementation. Bring a real task so the build moves your business forward.
A computer you can install apps on, your business context, and one workflow to improve. The current path uses Buzz, Grok Bot, and Grok. Paid AI access is separate from the cohort fee.
Bring your setup. Claude Code, Codex, and Obsidian are optional tracks in the current sprint. We start from your existing work.
The live cohort and Operator Intelligence membership are separate. The community is $9/month for classroom material and Operator Hours.
All cohort sales are final. Seats are committed after checkout. There are no refunds once a seat is purchased.
This round is in session. The next cohort is not dated yet. Join the waitlist, or book a working session if you want the work done in your stack.