
Transform the TaskPilot frontend demo into the foundation of a full-stack AI application. Review the existing project, understand the target architecture, and prepare the codebase for backend APIs, persistence, authentication, Docker, and AI integration.
AI coding is evolving rapidly—from simple AI-assisted programming and vibe coding to autonomous agents, multi-agent teams, and spec-driven software development. This course takes you through that entire journey.
You’ll learn how modern AI coding agents actually work, how to engineer context effectively, and how to use AI to plan, build, debug, test, review, and improve real-world software projects.
Starting with the foundations, you’ll explore vibe coding, agentic coding, AI coding workflows, context engineering, LLM selection, and the mindset needed to work effectively with AI. You’ll then get hands-on with modern tools including Cursor, GitHub Copilot, OpenAI Codex, Google Antigravity, Claude Code, and OpenCode.
The course goes deep into Claude Code, covering commands, sessions, Git workflows, MCP servers, Skills, Plugins, Hooks, Sub-Agents, Agent Teams, sandboxing, remote development, and the Claude Agent SDK. You’ll also learn how to connect AI agents with GitHub and build more autonomous development workflows.
You won’t just watch demonstrations—you’ll build real projects. You’ll create full-stack applications with technologies such as Next.js, FastAPI, Docker, SQLite, APIs, authentication, and AI models, while applying AI engineering practices throughout the development process.
You’ll also explore multi-agent development, specialized AI agents, GSD, spec-driven development, and agent orchestration. By the end, you’ll understand how to move beyond basic vibe coding and use AI coding agents as powerful engineering partners.
Whether you’re a developer looking to work faster with AI or an engineer preparing for the next generation of software development, this course gives you the practical knowledge and hands-on experience to move from vibe coding to agentic engineering.