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GenAI & AI Agents for Java Spring Boot Devs | Copilot,Claude
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GenAI & AI Agents for Java Spring Boot Devs | Copilot,Claude

Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, MCP, n8n, Google Antigravity, Prompt Engineering, AI Agents that Automate Real Dev Workflow
Last updated 6/2026
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What you'll learn

  • AGENTIC AI FUNDAMENTALS - Understand how LLMs, context windows, tokens and hallucinations work so you can build agents that are reliable in production
  • PROMPT ENGINEERING - Write production-grade system prompts, slash commands and memory files that keep your agents reliable across long agentic tasks
  • CLAUDE CODE - Master terminal-native agentic coding with filesystem ownership, slash commands, memory files, subagents and MCP server integration
  • GITHUB COPILOT - Use Agent Mode, Next Edit Suggestions, Copilot CLI, AGENTS md and Copilot Cloud Agent to automate real workflows inside GitHub
  • MCP SERVERS - Connect GitHub, and Filesystem MCP servers to give your agents real tools and secure them against prompt injection attacks
  • N8N & EVENT-DRIVEN ORCHESTRATION - Trigger agent workflows from GitHub and Slack using n8n and chain them with Claude Code for full automation
  • REAL AI AGENT BUILDS - Build a PR review agent, slow query finder and more each introducing a distinct agentic architecture
  • GENERATIVE AI TOOLS - Compare Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Google Antigravity and Gemini CLI to pick the right tool for every engineering workflow

Course content

15 sections67 lectures10h 33m total length
  • Why this course exists - the gap between hype and real productivity6:24
  • AI Agents DEMO | AI Agents We Actually Build in the Course6:05
  • Course Repository0:02

Requirements

  • Basic understanding of any programming language — you don't need to be an expert
  • Familiarity with what Git is — you don't need to be advanced
  • A curious mindset and willingness to learn — no AI or ML background needed whatsoever

Description

Most AI courses teach you to use AI tools. This one teaches you to build AI agents that do engineering work autonomously — running in your CI pipelines, reacting to events, and fixing problems without waiting for you.

This is a hands-on course for freshers-mid-to-senior software engineers ready to move from AI user to AI agent builder.

You won't be building toy demos. Every agent in this course solves a real problem: automated PR reviews, slow query detection, with human approval gates, and more. Each build introduces a distinct architectural pattern you can adapt to your own stack.

What you'll learn

  • How LLMs actually work: context windows, hallucinations, token limits, and why it matters when you're building agents, not just chatting

  • Prompt engineering that holds up in production agent contexts

  • Claude Code: terminal-native agentic coding with filesystem ownership and MCP integration

  • GitHub Copilot: IDE-native and GitHub Actions agentic workflows

  • OpenAI Codex: async task delegation with PR-based output

  • Google Antigravity / Google Gemini: multimodal terminal input for Google ecosystem teams

  • MCP servers: extending your agents with custom tools and external integrations

  • n8n: event-driven orchestration that connects your agents to the rest of your workflow

  • JetBrains AI: Run all AI tools inside IntelliJ IDEA

Who this is for

  • Software engineers or Freshers who want to build and deploy real AI agents

  • Java and Spring Boot developers integrating AI into existing backend systems

  • DevOps and cloud engineers looking to automate repetitive operational work

  • Any developer tired of demos and ready to run agents in actual CI/CD pipelines

Requirements

  • Comfortable with at least one backend language (Java or Spring Boot experience is a plus)

  • No prior AI or machine learning experience needed

Who this course is for:

  • Any developer — fresher or experienced — who wants to understand AI agents and build real ones that solve actual engineering problems
  • Students and graduates looking to stand out by adding agentic AI skills to their portfolio before entering the job market
  • Working developers across any stack who want to start using Claude Code, GitHub Copilot and MCP servers beyond basic autocomplete