# The Agent-Powered Side Hustle

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## Slide 1: Let AI help you get the work done.

A workshop for beginners
Let AI help you
get the work done.
Learn with one simple example:
create three posts for a business.
For your job, business or side hustle.
The Agent-Powered Side Hustle
By Wealth Experiment

## Slide 2: What is an AI agent?

What is an AI agent?
An AI agent is an AI helper that can use
tools and work through a task in steps.
Read your
 notes.
 Write a
 draft.
 Save it
for you.
You tell it what to do.
You check the result.

## Slide 3: Step 1: Choose one task.

 STEP 1 OF 6
Choose one task.
You’ll pick one useful task and an AI
tool that can do it.
“Help me write three posts
for my business.”
Choose work you know
how to check.

## Slide 4: Step 2: Give it the right information.

 STEP 2 OF 6
Give it the right
information.
You’ll give it the facts and examples it
needs.
Who I help: small businesses.
What I offer: website reviews.
How I write: friendly and clear.
“Ask me if anything
is missing.”

## Slide 5: Step 3: Connect tools if you need them.

 STEP 3 OF 6
Connect tools
if you need them.
Start by pasting your notes.
You can also connect:
Browser add-on
(extension)
Read pages.
Click. Type.
App connection
Find files.
Save drafts.
MCP is one way to connect
AI to apps.
You choose what AI can access.

## Slide 6: Step 4: Let AI make a first draft.

 STEP 4 OF 6
Let AI make
a first draft.
AI can find ideas, write three posts and
save them for you to check.
DRAFT 1
Share a useful tip.
DRAFT 2
Explain your service.
DRAFT 3
Answer a common question.

## Slide 7: Step 5: Check it before it gets shared.

 STEP 5 OF 6
Check it before
it gets shared.
Are the facts right?
Do the links work?
Does this sound like you?
AI can make mistakes.
After you approve, post it
yourself or use an app that can
post for you.

## Slide 8: Step 6: Save the steps. Use them again.

 STEP 6 OF 6
Save the steps.
Use them again.
You’ll keep your instructions and
update the information next time.
Improve the draft:
“Use everyday
words.”
Track your time, tool costs
and changes.

## Slide 9: What else could you do?

What else
could you do?
Research
Compare options and collect source
links.
Find work
Find suitable projects and draft a
proposal.
Emails
Turn meeting notes into follow-up
messages.
Reports
Turn spreadsheet numbers into a
weekly summary.

## Slide 10: Could you offer this as a service?

Could you offer this
as a service?
Start with a skill you already have.
“I help small businesses create
three social posts a week.”
Make a sample.
Show a potential customer.
Ask what would make it useful.

## Slide 11: What will you leave with?

What will you
leave with?
A finished example you’ve
checked.
Instructions you can use again.
A checklist for catching
mistakes.
A plan to use AI in your work or
side hustle.

## Slide 12: Start with one task. Learn by doing.

Start with one task.
Learn by doing.
Free lesson
45 minutes
Paid workshop
Two 2-hour
sessions
The Agent-Powered Side Hustle
A Wealth Experiment workshop
Save this guide.
Follow Wealth Experiment
for workshop details.

## Teaching notes and workshop resources

Workshop URL: https://wealthexperiment.live/agent-side-hustle/

The carousel uses a save/follow call to action. The workbook and supporting lessons use the workshop URL. No paid seat price or cohort date is announced in these materials.

The free tutorial practices three reviewed drafts. The proposed paid workshop comprises two two-hour sessions and applies the steps to a task the learner chooses. The beginner learning outcome is a checked example, reusable instructions, a review checklist and a next-use plan. No coding is required for the core workshop.

Browser actions and connected-app actions depend on the AI product, account, enabled tools, permissions and the website or platform’s rules. Learners can begin by pasting information; connecting tools is optional. MCP is a standard used by some connections, not a permission grant. Detailed teaching notes belong in the accessible transcript and supporting lesson, not small footnotes on the slides.

For freelance work, this carousel promises help finding suitable projects and drafting a proposal. Submission or bidding uses the platform’s supported route and the user’s review and approval. This is not a bulk application workflow.

## Official references

- Anthropic: Get started with Claude in Chrome — https://support.claude.com/en/articles/12012173-get-started-with-claude-in-chrome
- Anthropic: Claude in Chrome permissions — https://support.claude.com/en/articles/12902446-claude-in-chrome-permissions-guide
- Model Context Protocol: Introduction — https://modelcontextprotocol.io/docs/getting-started/intro
- Upwork: Use Upwork with AI agents through MCP — https://support.upwork.com/hc/en-us/articles/55446516654611-How-to-use-Upwork-with-AI-agents-through-MCP
- Upwork: Bots and other automation — https://support.upwork.com/hc/en-us/articles/43342677368467-Use-bots-and-other-automation-properly

Browser and MCP primary references rechecked October 23, 2026.
