Smart women build things.

Your AI team needs a chief of staff. It's you.

Live, hands-on labs where women build AI agents for their real work. Two hours in, one agent running. No coding, no bro-y demos, no 11pm YouTube tutorials.

Save my seat Bring it to my team

Women are 25% less likely to use AI than men. Not because they can't. Because nobody invited them to build. See the research

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● Inbox triageTue 7:30 am

4 emails need you before noon. Dana's reply is drafted.

11 replies drafted, 48 filed. Nothing sent without you.

● 1:1 prepMon 8:30 am

Vendor launch slipped two days. Ask Priya what's blocking it.

Two follow-ups still open. Replies drafted.

See what you'll build

Why now

The AI gap isn't a skills gap.
It's an invite gap.

A few years ago, building an app meant hiring developers or learning to code at 11pm after bedtime. (10/10, don't recommend.) Now AI does the building. The catch: most of the people showing how it's done don't look like us, and the women whose jobs AI will change most are the least likely to get an invite.

Using AI makes you a little faster. Building with it puts you in charge of how the work gets done. That's what we teach.

25%

lower generative AI adoption by women than men, across 18 studies

Harvard Business School, 2025

21% vs 33%

of entry-level women vs men whose managers encourage them to use AI

McKinsey and LeanIn.Org, 2025

2.7x

as many women's jobs as men's sit in the highest AI-exposure tier in high-income countries

ILO and NASK, 2025

Consider this your invite.

Three ways in

Pick your door. Same lab behind all three.

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For teams

Close your team's AI gender gap in one quarter.

Hands-on cohorts where women build agents on their own work, with before-and-after usage data for your leadership team.

Get a pilot proposal

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Assistant to Chief of Staff

AI isn't coming for your job. You're going to run it.

A three-lab track and certificate for executive assistants, admins, and office and ops managers. Comes with a letter for your manager.

Apply for the next cohort

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Public builds

Two hours. One agent. Yours to keep.

Bring the task that eats your week. Leave with an agent handling it, plus a room full of women building right alongside you.

Grab a seat

How a build works

Bring a real task. Leave with it handled.

You build on the work that actually eats your week, so your agent is running by Monday, not sitting in a notes app. Build one and you'll start seeing ten more.

0:00Pick the jobChoose one real task from your workweek and map how your agent should handle it.
0:20Build it liveBuild alongside the group, with help the moment you get stuck.
1:15Connect itHook it up to your email, calendar or docs so it runs without you.
Day 1 to 30Keep it runningOffice hours and a community help desk. If your agent isn't running when we wrap, we'll finish it with you.

Agent ideas

Start with what eats your week.

Not another chatbot. Each agent connects to the apps you already use, does the routine work and only brings you what needs a decision. Don't see yours? Bring your own idea.

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At work

Meeting prep agentBefore every meeting

Pulls the thread, the open items and the last notes into one brief, so you walk in knowing what matters.

1:1 and review trackerBefore every 1:1

Reads your team's Slack and tracker, logs every win and preps each 1:1 agenda, so review time is already drafted.

Inbox triageTwice a day

Sorts what needs you, drafts the easy replies and files the rest. Nothing sends without your OK.

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At home, too

Family chief of staffSunday night briefing

Reads school emails, puts every due date on the calendar and flags when work and kid stuff collide.

Grocery autopilotEvery Sunday

Takes this week's meal plan, skips what you have and fills your pickup cart. You just hit order.

Birthday and appointment keeperWeekly heads-up

Knows every birthday and checkup, and pings you a week ahead with gift ideas in your budget.

Once you can build, you'll want one for home. Same skills, different inbox.

Upcoming public builds

Your idea has waited long enough.

Small groups, live, online.

New dates coming soon. Join the list to hear first.

The community

Built something? Show it off.

Every builder gets a seat in our private Slack: show-and-tell, prompt swap and a help desk where someone has probably fixed your exact problem already.

Show-and-tell for what you built
A prompt swap channel
A help desk that answers fast

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Jaclyn Curtis, founder of Bluestocking Labs

Founder story

Hi, I'm Jaclyn. I've actually been a chief of staff.

I've spent 15+ years in B2B SaaS, going from Customer Success Manager to CEO, with two exits along the way. I've been a COO, a Managing Director and an actual Chief of Staff, where I helped lead AI rollouts at one of the largest construction companies in the US. Today I'm co-founder and CEO of Alsona.

I'm also a mom of three boys and the unofficial (and very unpaid) travel agent for my entire family, so I built TripBaddie with AI tools. No engineering team. No bootcamp.

The tools are here. What women need is someone to show them how.

Welcome to the lab.

Why “Bluestocking”?

In 1750s London, a group of women skipped the card parties and started their own salons built around big ideas and real conversation. Critics later turned "bluestocking" into an insult for women who were a little too smart.

We're taking it back. Think big, build things and skip the card games.

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The Lab

The State of Women Building with AI

What actually gets women building, and what keeps their agents running. First edition coming soon. Built from what we learn in every cohort.

Get it first

Good questions.

Do I need to know how to code?

Nope. If you can write an email and you're willing to experiment a little, you can build an agent.

Do I build something for my actual job?

Yes, that's the point. Most builders pick a task from their workweek, like the inbox, meeting prep or the Friday update. If your company's tools are locked down, we'll help you pick one that works within the rules.

What if my agent breaks after?

You get 30 days of office hours and the community help desk. If it isn't running when we wrap, we finish it with you.

Is my data safe?

Your agent runs in your own account. We don't store your data. Read the privacy policy.

Is this only for women?

It's built for women and open to anyone who wants to build with us.

Get first dibs on the next build.

First dibs on seats
The founding price
The free live demo