Ship One Thing With AI
In three hours you will build one small working thing with AI — and leave knowing when to trust the model, and when to take the keyboard back.
₹499. Three recorded lessons, one guided build, a takeaway pack you keep, and live group clinics when scheduled.
The problem this fixes
You have used ChatGPT or Claude or Copilot. Sometimes it is astonishing. Sometimes it invents a function that does not exist and you lose an afternoon finding out.
The people who get good at this are not the ones who prompt the most. They are the ones who know when to drop the autonomy and take the keyboard. That judgement is learnable, and it is most of what separates an engineer who ships with AI from one who fights it.
What you will do
Lesson 1 — When to trust it. The four levels of autonomy you can hand a model, and what each one is actually good for. Why the context window is a hard budget and what happens when you blow it. Then a drill: you will deliberately get a model to invent a method that does not exist, and verify it against the docs. Confidence is not correctness, and it is better to learn that on purpose than at 2am.
Lesson 2 — How to ask, and how to check. One prompt pattern you will use for the rest of your career, and the verification habit that goes with it. Why one example of your real code beats a paragraph of adjectives. Where you must never skip reading the output — auth, payments, anything that deletes.
Lesson 3 — Build it. Guided, end to end: you take a small real task, run it past three different models, notice how differently they behave on the same spec, pick and steer, verify, and commit it properly. You finish with something that works and a commit history you would not be embarrassed by.
What you keep
- The RTCXO prompt template — fill in the blanks, works on any model
- A verification checklist — what to test, what to read by hand, what never to skip
- A decision-log template — what you delegated, what you kept, and why
- A pattern-anatomy sheet — how to turn a prompt that worked into one you can reuse
- A certificate with a verification link, if you finish
Live clinics
Live group clinics when one is scheduled. Bring what you built, or what broke. Ask anything.
Honest limits
We would rather you buy this knowing what it is not:
- Three hours, one small build. It is an introduction, not a bootcamp.
- No job guarantee, no placement promise, no certificate of employability.
- It will not make you a senior engineer. It will make you noticeably harder to fool.
- If you already ship daily with AI tooling and have your own prompt library, skip it — you know this. The full programme is where the depth is.
If you want the whole thing
The full programme is Mastering AI-Assisted Development & Vibe Coding — 13 weeks, 65 days, self-paced with clinics, three graded milestones, a certificate. It is free.
The full programme does not need the starter. Take the starter if you want the three-hour workshop. It is ₹499.
Who it is for
Final-year students, and engineers in their first three years. Career-switchers who can already write a little code. If you are comfortable with a terminal and have written a for-loop, you are in the right place.
Who it is not for
Engineers with several years of experience looking for depth on agents, evaluation or production guardrails. That material is being written as a separate track — we will not sell you the beginner course dressed up.
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