Start here: my Lenny's podcast & four guest posts in Lenny's Newsletter
Plus 63 free AI video tutorials
Hi! I’m Tal, co-creator of Familiar, a free, open-source app that lets AI update its own memory and skills by watching you work. Before that, I was a hands-on product manager & technical founder for 15 years at hypergrowth companies, always among the first PMs.
I also lead AI build sprints for product executives, helping build AI product sense by using AI agents for real work. I’ve taught PMs at Apple, Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Meta, and Stanford, and over 30,000 product people have enrolled in my live workshops.
My alumni include:
Director of Product at Google Labs
Head of Engineering at Amazon Web Services
VP Product at Fidelity Investments
CPO of Okta
CEO of Zapier
I’ve been a guest on Lenny’s podcast and featured four times in Lenny’s Newsletter. There’s a lot of stuff on this website, so here’s how to get started:
1. Build your AI thinking partner
Follow my free, hands-on tutorial in Lenny’s Newsletter for getting started in ChatGPT projects, Gemini Gems, MS Copilot, or Claude projects:
If you’re a product person, you might also enjoy “Product manager is an unfair role, so work unfairly.”
2. Do this interactive experience to build your AI product sense
Now that you understand the fundamentals, follow my and Aman Khan’s (AI PM at Google, Spotify, Cruise, Apple) free hands-on interactive tutorial to move to Cursor and build your AI product sense.
Lenny wrote in his intro: “…it’s not a post. It’s an open-source interactive AI experience that will help you build AI product sense… I’ve never seen anything like what they’ve put together, and I’m excited to bring it to you.”
PS If you’re interested in the “making of”, check out: the eval that saved our butts
3. Stay in the loop
Get notified when I publish new tutorials and guides:
4. Go deeper with dozens of free AI video tutorials
I’ve organized them into three categories:
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5. Go deeper with an AI build sprint
If you got this far, you’re in the top 5% of people leaning into AI agents for real work (even if it doesn’t feel that way, trust me).
To go deeper, join me for a live Maven cohort. To get your team on board, let’s plan a build sprint.
“I believe the future of product management looks like Tal Raviv.”
Reach out on LinkedIn or talsraviv at gmail.com.