Turn AI from a habit into a system.

Who It's For

• Senior and mid-level engineers. A way to run AI as a system instead of fighting it line by line.
• CTOs and tech leads at small startups. A shared framework the whole team can point to, so adoption doesn't depend on whoever's loudest in the room.
• Indie hackers and technical founders. The workflows to take a real project from idea to shipped without hiring a team first.

Who Wrote It

The life coaches have moved into AI mentoring. You can spot them by the course that got built over a weekend and went on sale Monday.

I have been writing code for 35 years. The first was BASIC on a Commodore C64 when I was six. Twenty of those years were professional: IBM developer, project manager, 4× CTO, founder. Google and Deloitte handed me a Technology Rocketship award somewhere in the middle of it.

None of that is why the method works. It is why every workflow in here was run against a real deadline before it became a lesson.

What's Inside

11 modules, 66 lessons: explanation text, copy-paste prompt blocks for every AI role on a team (Analyst, PM, Architect, UX/UI, Dev, QA, Ops), checklists, and example artifacts pulled from a real build.

No video. Recording and editing video is a bottleneck, and text is the format that can actually be updated the day something changes.

The Price

€10 per month buys the course as it stands today, plus everything added to it after you join. Module 10, What's New, is where new models, tools and workflow changes land as they show up. That's what the subscription pays for: a course that keeps moving instead of going stale the day it ships.

See What You'd Be Learning

The full module and lesson list is public, no sign-up required.