Let an AI agent work in the codebase — without losing control
- Plans, tasks and safe changes
- Agents, hooks, MCP and tests
- How to avoid costly mistakes
What we typically buildA new feature in your own codebase — planned, tested and ready for review.
I train developers, teams and companies in Claude Code, Cursor, AI agents, automation and everything from frontend to backend and APIs. No slides about the future — we build real solutions, ideally in your own project, so you can carry on by yourselves afterwards.
$ claude
> Send a confirmation email when a booking is created
● Reading the project … 14 files
● Plan: route → email template → test
✎ routes/booking.js +38
✎ mail/confirmation.html +22
✎ test/booking.test.js +41
✓ 12 tests passed
Ready for review — nothing is pushed without your approval.
Pick one topic, or combine several into a course that fits your level and your goals.
What we typically buildA new feature in your own codebase — planned, tested and ready for review.
What we typically buildA shared rules file and workflow, so the whole team gets the same good answers.
What we typically buildAn agent that reads enquiries and drafts replies for a human to approve.
What we typically buildA flow from email to CRM to reply — like the example further down.
What we typically buildAn integration between two of your systems with retries and alerts.
What we typically buildA small API with a database and login, deployed on a server.
What we typically buildA fast, mobile-friendly page or app screen — from sketch to finished.
What we typically buildA prioritised list of your best AI opportunities — and the first pilot up and running.
An email comes in. The AI understands what the customer wants, creates the case in your system, replies to the customer and notifies the team — in seconds, without anyone touching the keyboard.
That's the kind of thing we build together: small, safe flows that save hours every week and that you can adjust yourselves afterwards.
Every course is tailored to your level, and we prefer to work on your own tasks.
You and me, online with a shared screen. We go from where you are today to you building independently.
Best for: developers, founders and specialists
Half a day or a full day at your offices or online. Shared tools, shared rules and a workflow everyone can use.
Best for: development teams and departments
We build one solution to completion in a day — an agent, an automation or an integration — and you learn along the way.
Best for: a concrete idea that needs to go live
A fixed slot every week or month where we solve whatever is giving you trouble and take the next step together.
Best for: you, if you build every day
Would you rather learn to use AI day to day without coding? See online AI courses for businesses.
Answer three questions — and get a concrete suggestion to bring to our call.
15–20 minutes about where you are and what you want to be able to do. You get a fixed-price quote.
We choose topics and a real task, ideally from your own project.
Hands-on from the first hour. You're on the keyboard; I show the way and catch the mistakes.
You get notes, examples and the setup, so you can keep building without me.
What I teach, I use in my own systems and in solutions for clients — so you learn what works now, not what worked last year.
I've tried most of the market. You save the time and money on the tools that don't deliver and get the ones that do.
Frontend, backend, APIs, servers and operations. You learn to get the solution live and keep it running.
You learn where the AI needs to be kept on a short leash: security, data, testing and the points where a human must approve.
No. We start where you are. Non-technical people learn to steer the AI tools safely and build small solutions; developers learn to work significantly faster without compromising on quality.
Both. 1:1 sessions and sparring usually take place online with a shared screen. Team workshops can be held at your offices or online.
Yes, ideally. The fastest learning happens in your own codebase or your own workflows. If you don't have a project yet, we'll build one together.
A computer and access to the tools we'll be using — e.g. Claude Code or Cursor. Before we start, you get a short list so nothing eats into the day itself.
It depends on the format and scope. After a short, no-obligation call you get a fixed-price quote — with no hidden hours.