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Brief, steer, and ship the agent that writes your code.
By 2026 the scarce skill isn't typing code — it's driving the agents that write it and judging what they produce. This course teaches the durable loop behind every coding agent: brief a task an agent can't misread, let it plan and apply changes, then review the diff and verify it actually works. You'll learn spec-driven development, how to fence off what an agent must not touch, how to read a diff and catch the bug it swears isn't there, and when NOT to reach for an agent at all. Tool names change every month; the judgment you build here doesn't.
Section 1
How modern coding shifted from autocomplete to agents, and the four-beat loop you run to drive them.
Section 2
Turn a vague ask into a brief, scope, and guardrails the agent can follow to correct, reviewable code.
Build and run a real AI product: it searches your own content, uses only the tools you approved, is tested the same way every time, has a plan for when it fails, and shows its speed and cost.
11 course sequence
Ship a secure TypeScript app built with AI in your workflow: tested algorithms, tools kept inside safe limits, architecture choices you can explain, and releases you can check after they go out.
16 course sequence
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The agent wrote the code; your job is to read what it actually changed and prove it works before you merge.
Section 4
The failure modes of coding agents — invented APIs, runaway diffs, insecure code — and how to stay in control.