Who is this training for?
Developers and engineering teams who want to move beyond chat-based AI assistants and build a structured, repeatable workflow for agentic coding. Suitable for everyone from solo practitioners to enterprise teams. We tailor the curriculum to your experience level and tech stack.
Which coding agent should I use?
We recommend OpenCode for most teams because it is open source (MIT), model-agnostic, and privacy-first. It supports 75+ LLM providers including Claude, GPT, Gemini, and local models, with no vendor lock-in. That said, we teach the concepts in a tool-agnostic way — the skills transfer across Claude Code, Pi, Codex, and any other agentic harness.
What are the prerequisites?
You should be comfortable with the command line, Git, and your programming language of choice. No prior experience with AI coding agents is required — we start from fundamentals and build up. For team workshops, we'll assess your group's baseline and adjust accordingly.
How is this different from vibe coding?
Vibe coding treats AI as a quick prototyping tool — describe, generate, and hope it works. Agentic coding is a disciplined engineering practice with structured workflows, verification gates, and architectural oversight. The developer stays firmly in charge as an orchestrator and reviewer, not a prompt writer hoping for the best.
Can I use local / private models?
Yes. With OpenCode and local inference via Ollama, your code never leaves your machine. This is a key advantage for regulated industries, proprietary codebases, and air-gapped environments. We cover local model setup and strategy in our training.
What is the format and duration?
We offer half-day introductory workshops, full-day deep dives, and multi-day team bootcamps. All sessions are hands-on and exercise-driven — you learn by working with real agents on real codebases, not by watching slides. Remote and on-site options available.
Do you help with tool selection and setup?
Absolutely. The first step of our engagement is assessing your workflow and recommending the right toolchain. We handle installation, configuration, instruction file authoring, MCP server setup, and security hardening so your team can focus on learning the practice, not wrestling with setup.