Classes
Five interactive sessions. Each page teaches on its own, with simulators, practice questions and the build lab for the session.
Ship something today
What changed in the cost of building software, Problem Pull vs AI Push, when vibes are enough, and a first deployed app before the session ends.
Open class 1 → Session 2 · 4 h Milestone M2 · prototype v1Specify, iterate, keep what works
Prompting as specification, small steps, checkpoints and rollback, real data and login, and UX patterns for output that is not always right.
Open class 2 → Session 3 · 4 h Milestone M3 · AI feature and test setAdd intelligence, then prove it works
What a model call costs, four patterns that cover most business cases, retrieval over company documents, and an evaluation set with a guardrail.
Open class 3 → Session 4 · 4 h Risk memo · build / buy / vibeGovern what you built
Leaked keys, authorization, prompt injection, personal data under Ley 21.719, cost at scale, maintainability, and when to stop and hand off.
Open class 4 → Session 5 · 4 h Demo Day · reflection memoDemo Day and strategy revisited
The 10-minute pitch, the rubric, what remains a moat when building is cheap, the road to production, and the reflection memo.
Open class 5 →How the classes work
Every session has the same rhythm: a 45-minute framework block, a 2-hour guided build on your team’s own product, a 45-minute critique, and a 30-minute milestone review. The class page is the framework block and the lab guide in one place. Read it before the session if you can; during the session you will spend most of the time building.
The simulators are safe to play with. The practice questions explain why each wrong option is wrong. The lab checklist is saved in your browser, so you can come back to it between sessions.