AI Coaching · pick your format

Stop writing it by hand.
Start directing it.

Hands-on coaching in using AI coding tools — Claude, Codex, GitHub Copilot, and similar — to actually ship working software, not just generate snippets. The focus is judgement: what to build, how to direct the tool, and when to trust or reject what it produces. The AI does the typing; you keep making the decisions.

What you type
"Make a page where people can sign up, and put their name and email into a spreadsheet for me."
What ships

Working signup form
Connected spreadsheet
Live on the web, today

Apply for a sprint

Whether you're one person or a whole squad, there's a format below that fits.

The reframe

You already know enough. You're learning to direct, not code from scratch.

Every myth keeping you from starting has the same shape. Here's the honest version.

The myth
"My coding is too rusty or too basic to get real use out of these tools."
The reality
Whatever you already know — a bit of Python, some HTML — is a head start most people don't have. The tools do the heavy lifting; you bring the judgment.
The myth
"If the AI writes the code, I'm not really coding anymore."
The reality
You're still making every real decision — what to build, how it should work, when it's actually right. The AI is the typing, not the thinking.
The myth
"By the time I learn one tool, it'll be out of date."
The reality
We teach the underlying skill — clear instructions, reading output, fixing mistakes — across three tools, so it outlasts any single one.
Two ways to work together

Same coaching, two formats

Pick based on how you want to work, not how much AI experience you have — both start from the same place.

Not sure which fits? Ask below — happy to point you the right way.

Tools covered

You'll get comfortable with the right tools for the job

Different tools suit different moments. The coaching covers when to reach for each one, not just how to use one of them.

Claude — planning & explaining code in plain English
GitHub Copilot — fast, in-the-flow suggestions as you work
Codex — automating multi-step coding tasks from a prompt
Questions

Before you sign up

Do I have to commit to a fixed number of sessions?

No. Sessions are booked one at a time, at whatever pace suits your own work. Some people book a single session to get unstuck; others keep going for months. There's no minimum and no end date.

What's the difference between one-to-one and squad coaching?

One-to-one is for a single person, on their own schedule. Squad coaching is embedded with an existing team across a real block of their work — the team's actual backlog, together, rather than a series of individual sessions.

Can I switch formats partway through?

Yes — most people start with a one-to-one session and go from there. If a squad wants to bring one person's learning back to the team, or someone in a squad wants their own sessions afterwards, just say so and we'll figure out the path.

Got a question first?

Ask before you book

Not sure which track fits, or want to check availability before you commit? Send me a few lines — I read every message myself and reply within a day or two.