You learn to describe the system, the constraints, and the checks before asking an agent to change code.
Learn to build real software with AI without giving up engineering judgment.
Cook with AI is for developers who want more than prompt tricks. You get guides, tutorials, workflow breakdowns, tools, product best practices, and short practical lessons that show how to control the agent and understand the system you ship.
The June 2026 cohort is open from Jun 1st to Jun 5th.
Join during this window to start with the current cohort. The onboarding is focused around choosing your path, getting into the library, and building a practical AI workflow from day one. This cohort is only open for 50 people.
Pay once, keep access, and start with the June cohort.
Join Cook with AI for the current library, future additions, the member community, and the June 2026 cohort open from Jun 1st to Jun 5th.
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Join to become the developer who can actually direct the agent.
The point is not more AI content. The point is changing how you work: clearer plans, smaller agent tasks, better reviews, and more confidence in the systems you ship.
You use agents, editors, CLIs, and MCPs in small verified moves instead of hoping one large prompt works.
You get better at reading AI output, spotting weak decisions, and understanding the software you ship.
The goal is to move past impressive first drafts and learn the cleanup, review, and product best practices that make software usable.
You learn how to direct the agent, narrow scope, ask for evidence, and decide when to accept or reject changes.
You still move faster, but the real change is knowing what should happen next and why it matters.
I am enjoying the AI course immensely. I have been busy creating projects that I use around the home and are quite useful. There is no way I could have created this without your help. I refer to your course notes and use AI to guide me through. Production time has been shortened from months to days or hours even. Quality has increased from amateur to professional.