The hands-on curriculum that turns developers into AI-native shippers. 119+ tutorials across 4 levels — Foundations through Expert — built by practitioners using Claude Code daily.
Live animated scenes from across the curriculum. Auto-playing, hover-pausable, every beat backed by a tutorial.
A prompt rewrite is the single biggest leverage point in your day. Watch what context does to the same task.
Six techniques, stacked on the same workload. From $4,800/mo to $720/mo — same agents, same outputs.
Watch the BMAD framework trace a multi-currency failure back to a silent spec gap, patch the spec, re-run green.
From a one-line prompt to a registered MCP server in one session — Claude scaffolds the tools, you ship them.
A coder, a reviewer, a tester running side-by-side under a supervisor. Watch them fan out, converge, and ship.
Diff, reviewer comments, tester sign-off, merge — the full review loop automated by agents that know your conventions.
export async function createInvoice(input: NewInvoice) {const customer = await stripe.customers.retrieve(input.customerId)- if (!customer) throw new Error("no customer")+ if (!customer || customer.deleted) throw new InvoiceError("INVALID_CUSTOMER")const idem = createIdempotencyKey(input)+ span.setAttribute("invoice.idem_key", idem)return stripe.invoices.create({ customer: customer.id, ...input }, { idempotencyKey: idem })}
Not "let the agent loose." You build the brakes first: a sandbox, hooks, hidden tests and a kill switch. Then you add the triggers. You finish with a line that takes a labeled issue to a verified draft PR, and a human merges it.
Included with the subscription (—/mo). Not sold separately.
factory on an issueDrift detection · spec patching · zero stale rules.
Fan out three sub-agents, converge into a single PR.
Terminal closed? --continue restores 14 turns of context.
Eight courses, one path. From zero to building autonomous AI systems.
A fundamentally different way to build software.
| How you work | ★ BestAfter this curriculum | Without it |
|---|---|---|
| Structured AI-native workflows | ✓ | ✕ Ad-hoc prompting |
| Multi-agent orchestration | ✓ | ✕ Single-chat only |
| Spec-driven delivery pipeline | ✓ | ✕ Hope-driven dev |
| MCP server building | ✓ | ✕ No custom tools |
| Team-wide AI adoption | ✓ | ✕ Individual heroics |
| Autonomous AI agent systems | ✓ | ✕ Manual everything |
Start free with the first three Foundations tutorials. When you're ready, pick a course, subscribe to everything, or add the AI Coach for a personal study partner.
Lock in a single course for a year. Perfect if you know exactly what you want to learn.
Unlock every course we offer plus everything we add next. The full journey from first prompt to AI-native team workflows.
Everything in the monthly plan plus your own AI Coach — a chat partner grounded in every tutorial, ready to explain, summarize, and point you to the right chapter.
First three Foundations tutorials are free with any account. Refunds available per our terms.
Not another tool. A fundamentally different way to build software.
No. It's included with the subscription only, along with every other course. Its labs build on the other courses and run on GitHub Actions and Docker.
We measured every lab: most cost $0.01–0.20 in Claude usage, each with a spend cap. You also need Docker, and GitHub Actions minutes for the CI labs.
No. Course 1 starts from zero — installing Claude Code, writing your first prompt. If you can write basic code, you're ready.
Tutorials average 30–60 minutes; most courses are ~10 hours of guided content (1–2 weeks at a steady pace).
Lifetime access to all tutorials, code examples, exercises, and updates for that course. 30-day money-back guarantee.
Start with Course 1 (Fundamentals). Then Course 2 or 3 depending on your goals. The timeline on the landing page shows the full recommended path.
Yes, you'll need a Claude Code subscription from Anthropic to follow along hands-on. The tutorials teach you to use Claude Code, so access to it is essential.
Absolutely. Course 4 is designed for team leads. Each member needs their own access. Contact us for volume discounts on 10+ seats.
The tutorials use Next.js and FastAPI as examples, but the skills apply to any language or framework. Claude Code works with any codebase.
Docs tell you what buttons exist. This teaches you how to think differently about building software — workflows, agent orchestration, and patterns no docs cover.
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