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GitHub Copilot & Claude Code: AI Agents, Skills & MCP 2026
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GitHub Copilot & Claude Code: AI Agents, Skills & MCP 2026

Build with GitHub Copilot & Claude Code : Agent Skills, subagents, hooks, MCP servers, and real Python & Java projects
Last updated 10/2026
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What you'll learn

  • Accelerate Development: Use GitHub Copilot and Amazon Q for faster coding in Python, ReactJS, Spring Boot and other programming languages with test automation
  • Efficiently Learn and Integrate New Tech Stacks: Quickly master Python, ReactJS, and Spring Boot, using scaffolded setups to streamline, accelerate development
  • Master Prompt Engineering for Effective Code Generation: Craft precise prompts to maximize GitHub Copilot's code generation capabilities, ensuring high-quality
  • Creating Postman Collection and Test Automation Scripts using GitHub CoPilot and Amazon Q
  • Accelerate RDBMS PL/SQL Development with GitHub Copilot
  • Selenium Automation using Copilot and Amazon Q

Course content

31 sections • 143 lectures • 10h 46m total length
  • From Prompt to Production: The Complete AI-Assisted SDLC1:49
  • Your Course Roadmap: Copilot, Claude Code, MCP, Agents, Skills and Testing2:03

    Accelerate software development with GitHub Copilot through prompt engineering and context processing. Build Python, React.js, and Springboot in VSCode and IntelliJ, and master unit testing, selenium automation, and postman collections.

  • Udemy Ratings and Reviews0:32

    Encourage students to leave optional Udemy ratings and comments on lectures, helping others decide if the course fits them and guiding improvements by highlighting the most helpful parts.

Requirements

  • Basic Programming Knowledge: Familiarity with at least one programming language such as Python, JavaScript, Java or Similar.
  • Understanding of Development Environments: Basic knowledge of using Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) like VS Code, IntelliJ, or similar tools.
  • Curiosity and Willingness to Learn: An open mind to learn new tools and technologies to enhance coding productivity and efficiency.

Description

Last updated November 2026 — Agent Skills, Claude Code hooks, and MCP


Most AI coding courses show you autocomplete. This one shows you the full

agentic workflow — and then makes you build it, in five languages, across a

real stack.


You will work in both of the tools that matter right now. GitHub Copilot for

in-editor generation, scaffolding and test writing. Claude Code for agentic

engineering: Agent Skills, subagents, hooks, slash commands and MCP servers.

By the end you will have built working software with both, not just watched

someone else do it.


WHAT MAKES THIS COURSE DIFFERENT


Most courses build one JavaScript to-do app. This one spans the stack that

enterprise teams actually run: Python REST APIs, a ReactJS frontend, Java

Spring Boot services, Oracle PL/SQL procedures, and Selenium test

automation. If you work in a polyglot codebase, this is the course that

matches your day job.


The Claude Code coverage is unusually deep. Eleven sections take you from

installation and architecture through to custom Agent Skills, parallel

subagents, hooks, MCP server integration, and automated pull request review

with GitHub Actions. Most courses mention Skills. This one has you design,

plan, validate and ship one.


WHAT YOU WILL BUILD


- A Python REST CRUD API, scaffolded and tested with Copilot

- A ReactJS product management frontend with Bootstrap and routing

- A Java Spring Boot service with sorting, filtering, pagination, Excel

  export and Swagger docs

- An Oracle schema with constraints, indexes, procedures, functions and

  bulk-loaded test data

- A Selenium suite covering login, dropdowns, dynamic loading and uploads

- A custom Agent Skill, from design pattern through to execution

- A working MCP server, debugged with MCP Inspector

- An automated code review workflow using subagents and GitHub Actions


CLAUDE CODE IN DEPTH


Installation and architecture. IDE extension setup. Slash commands backed by

bash scripts. Memory. Agent Skills — anatomy, frontmatter, progressive

disclosure, and the Plan-Validate-Execute pattern. Subagents run in parallel

and in sequence. Hooks for formatting and activity logging. MCP servers,

including Puppeteer. GitHub Actions integration for pull request review.


MCP FROM FIRST PRINCIPLES


Why MCP exists and what it replaces. Client-server architecture. Server

components and transport types. The full flow between host, client and server

across the transport layer. Then hands-on: build a server with STDIO

transport, wire it to a real weather API, and debug it with MCP Inspector.

Plus GitHub integration via access tokens and Docker.


GITHUB COPILOT ACROSS FIVE LANGUAGES


Key features and setup in both VS Code and IntelliJ. Then real work: Python

module scaffolding and database initialisation, React routing and state,

Spring Boot services with Swagger, PL/SQL procedures and query optimisation,

and Selenium automation. Unit test generation throughout.


AMAZON Q FOR AWS TEAMS


Free and Pro tier setup. Scaffolding a Java expense tracker. Postman

collection generation. The dev command. Project documentation. Migrating a

Java application from JDK 8 to JDK 18. Generating architecture, UML, sequence

and class diagrams from existing code. Chatting with live AWS services,

troubleshooting resources, and Cost Explorer.


WHO THIS IS FOR


Working developers in polyglot environments — if you touch Java and Python

and SQL in the same sprint, the single-language courses leave gaps. Also QA

automation engineers moving to AI-assisted test generation, and backend

developers who want agentic workflows rather than autocomplete.


You need basic programming knowledge in at least one language and

familiarity with an IDE. You do not need prior AI tooling experience.


Every lecture is hands-on. Questions get answered.


UPDATE HISTORY


* Nov 2026 *

Claude Code hooks, GitHub Actions pull request workflow


* Jun 2026 *

Agent Skills — custom skills, design patterns, advanced hands-on build


* Earlier 2026 *

Claude Code introduction and architecture, subagents, slash commands

MCP — architecture, transport types, hands-on server build, Inspector

Who this course is for:

  • This GitHub Copilot and Amazon Q course is designed for developers and programmers of all levels who want to enhance their coding productivity using GitHub Copilot. Whether you're a beginner looking to accelerate your learning curve, an intermediate developer aiming to streamline your workflow, or an experienced programmer seeking to integrate AI-powered assistance into your development process, this course offers valuable insights and practical skills.
  • Beginners: New programmers who want to learn how to use GitHub Copilot and Amazon Q to write code faster and with fewer errors, gaining a head start in their coding journey.
  • Intermediate Developers: Those who are already comfortable with programming and are looking to improve their efficiency by leveraging AI-powered GitHub Copilot and Amazon Q Udemy code suggestions.
  • Experienced Programmers: Seasoned developers who want to explore advanced features of GitHub Copilot and Amazon Q to further enhance their productivity and adopt new best practices.
  • Software Engineers: Professionals working in various fields of software development who seek to integrate AI tools into their daily workflows to boost productivity.
  • Coding Enthusiasts: Individuals passionate about coding and eager to explore the latest tools and technologies to stay ahead in the tech industry.
  • This course will equip learners with the skills to effectively use GitHub Copilot and Amazon Q, ensuring they can maximize its potential to write high-quality, efficient code across various programming languages and development environments.