Direct the agents.Ship the product.
A hands-on video course on running Claude Code and Cursor like a senior team — you plan, delegate, and review; the agents type. Built by Web Dev Cody from real production projects, not toy demos.
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You draw the plans. Agents pour the code.
Claude Code plans a change, edits the files, runs the tests, and reports back while you read the diff. That loop already ships production software. It also rewards a different skill than typing fast.
That skill is direction. You break work into tasks an agent can hold, write the plan it executes against, and set the checks that catch its mistakes. Deciding what gets built and how has always been the hard part of the job. Now it is most of the job.
You stay in the loop. Hand an agent a vague prompt and it returns confident, wrong code. Hand it a tight spec, a test suite, and a reviewer, and it returns work you can merge. The difference is the person running the process.
This course trains that person. You run the full cycle — plan, delegate, review, ship — with Claude Code and Cursor on real production projects, not toy demos, until directing agents is just how you work.
Stop typing the code. Start directing the build.
Read the research yourself.
Six independent studies, six links. The claims below are theirs, not ours — every number carries a citation in the margin.
GitHub measured a 26% productivity gain in a controlled trial with 4,000+ developers.1
McKinsey found developers complete coding tasks up to 2x faster with generative AI, with code quality holding steady.2
In Stack Overflow's 2024 survey, 76% of developers already use AI tools, and 81% report measurable productivity gains.3
Amazon recorded 57% faster task completion in controlled studies of AI coding assistants.4
Palo Alto Networks put 2,000 developers on AI tooling and measured a 40% productivity gain.5
At Anthropic's last count, 115,000 developers run Claude on 195 million lines of code a week.6
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Web Dev Cody
Cody runs the WebDevCody channel on YouTube, where he records himself building real software — full products, production deploys, honest debugging. This course is the workflow he uses now, written down: plan the build, direct Claude Code and Cursor, and review what the agents produce before anything ships.
You've seen the YouTube videos. This is the system.
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You don't learn this alone.
Most courses hand you videos and wish you luck. This one comes with a private community platform built into the product — live rooms, a Q&A board, and direct messages with the developers working through it alongside you.
Agentic coding moves fast enough that the people around you matter as much as the curriculum.
Member profiles are public — look around before you buy.
Live Q&A sessions with me
I host community events in moderated live video rooms — RSVP, get a reminder, then join the call. Raise your hand to come up on stage, share your screen, and work through what you're actually stuck on.
A private Q&A board
Ask a question, get threaded answers from people who've hit the same wall. Tag and search every past thread, react to the best replies, and mark the one that actually solved it.
Direct messages with members
Send a message request to another member; once they accept, it's a private one-to-one thread. Find a code reviewer, a project collaborator, or an accountability partner.
The member video library
A growing library of workshop videos and walkthroughs I publish for members — searchable, streamable, and yours for as long as you have access.
One price. No subscription.
Other courses in this space bill you monthly. This one you buy once — every module recorded after today lands in the same course, no extra charge.
Agentic Coding Mastery
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Buy once. Every future module included.
one-time purchase · lifetime access · no subscription
- Run Cursor as an AI pair programmer on real code
- Drive Claude Code from the terminal — you plan, it types
- Write prompts that get real work out of Claude Sonnet and Opus
- Build production features with agents, not toy demos
- Sit in on live Q&A sessions and office hours with the instructor
- Join the private community: Q&A board, member video library, direct messages
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Questions, answered.
Straight answers about the course, the tools, and the terms. Anything else, email [email protected].
What AI tools will I learn to use?
You work with Cursor (the IDE and its CLI), Claude Code, and ChatGPT. The course shows you how to plan work, delegate it to the right tool, and review what comes back.
What AI tools will I learn to use?
You work with Cursor (the IDE and its CLI), Claude Code, and ChatGPT. The course shows you how to plan work, delegate it to the right tool, and review what comes back.
Do I need paid Cursor or Claude subscriptions?
The course is a one-time purchase with nothing recurring. The tools it teaches are separate products with their own plans: Claude Code needs a paid Claude plan or API credits from Anthropic, and Cursor has free and paid tiers. Budget for those separately.
Do I need paid Cursor or Claude subscriptions?
The course is a one-time purchase with nothing recurring. The tools it teaches are separate products with their own plans: Claude Code needs a paid Claude plan or API credits from Anthropic, and Cursor has free and paid tiers. Budget for those separately.
How is Cursor IDE different from VS Code for AI development?
Cursor is built for AI-first development: codebase-wide context, multi-file editing, and agents are part of the editor core instead of added through extensions. The course covers how to configure it and when to reach for it over the terminal.
How is Cursor IDE different from VS Code for AI development?
Cursor is built for AI-first development: codebase-wide context, multi-file editing, and agents are part of the editor core instead of added through extensions. The course covers how to configure it and when to reach for it over the terminal.
What is Claude Code CLI and how does it compare to GitHub Copilot?
Claude Code is Anthropic's coding agent for the terminal. Where Copilot completes the line you're typing, Claude Code takes a task, reads your codebase, plans across files, and applies the change. The course treats it as a team member you direct, not an autocomplete.
What is Claude Code CLI and how does it compare to GitHub Copilot?
Claude Code is Anthropic's coding agent for the terminal. Where Copilot completes the line you're typing, Claude Code takes a task, reads your codebase, plans across files, and applies the change. The course treats it as a team member you direct, not an autocomplete.
Do I need prior experience with AI tools?
No. The course starts from setup and fundamentals, then builds to advanced workflows for delegating real work to agents. You should be comfortable programming; you don't need to have touched an AI tool.
Do I need prior experience with AI tools?
No. The course starts from setup and fundamentals, then builds to advanced workflows for delegating real work to agents. You should be comfortable programming; you don't need to have touched an AI tool.
What is agentic coding and how does it differ from traditional programming?
Agentic coding means you direct AI agents that write, refactor, and test the code while you own the plan and the review. Instead of typing every line, you describe intent, break work down, and check what ships — the same job a lead does with a team.
What is agentic coding and how does it differ from traditional programming?
Agentic coding means you direct AI agents that write, refactor, and test the code while you own the plan and the review. Instead of typing every line, you describe intent, break work down, and check what ships — the same job a lead does with a team.
What does lifetime access include?
Every module in the course today and every module added later, at no extra cost. New curriculum years land in the same course — the 2025 and 2026 curricula both live here — so one purchase keeps up as the tools change.
What does lifetime access include?
Every module in the course today and every module added later, at no extra cost. New curriculum years land in the same course — the 2025 and 2026 curricula both live here — so one purchase keeps up as the tools change.
What is your refund policy?
All sales are final — there are no refunds. Digital courses can't be returned once watched, so instead of a refund window you get free preview lessons and the full module list to evaluate before you buy. If you're unsure the course fits, email first and ask. The full refund policy has the details.
What is your refund policy?
All sales are final — there are no refunds. Digital courses can't be returned once watched, so instead of a refund window you get free preview lessons and the full module list to evaluate before you buy. If you're unsure the course fits, email first and ask. The full refund policy has the details.
What do I get access to in the private community?
Buying the course opens the full community platform: a private Q&A board with threaded answers where you can mark the one that solved it, live sessions in moderated video rooms where you can raise your hand and share your screen, a member video library of workshops and walkthroughs, and direct messages with any other member. The member directory and profiles are free to browse before you buy.
What do I get access to in the private community?
Buying the course opens the full community platform: a private Q&A board with threaded answers where you can mark the one that solved it, live sessions in moderated video rooms where you can raise your hand and share your screen, a member video library of workshops and walkthroughs, and direct messages with any other member. The member directory and profiles are free to browse before you buy.
How often are the live Q&A sessions?
Sessions are scheduled and announced on the community calendar rather than locked to a weekly slot — RSVP and you get a reminder before each one. They're interactive, not recorded lectures, so bring a real problem. If you can't make one, the Q&A board is the better place for a durable, written answer.
How often are the live Q&A sessions?
Sessions are scheduled and announced on the community calendar rather than locked to a weekly slot — RSVP and you get a reminder before each one. They're interactive, not recorded lectures, so bring a real problem. If you can't make one, the Q&A board is the better place for a durable, written answer.
How do I get support if I need help?
Ask in the community, or email me directly at [email protected]. I typically respond within 24 hours.
How do I get support if I need help?
Ask in the community, or email me directly at [email protected]. I typically respond within 24 hours.
Will I get access to prompts and configurations?
Yes. You get my working collection of prompts, Cursor rules, Claude Code settings, and workflow templates — the same configurations I use in production development.
Will I get access to prompts and configurations?
Yes. You get my working collection of prompts, Cursor rules, Claude Code settings, and workflow templates — the same configurations I use in production development.
Can I apply these skills to any programming language?
Yes. The examples use JavaScript and TypeScript, but the planning, prompting, and review patterns are language-agnostic. The same workflow runs a Python service or a Rust CLI.
Can I apply these skills to any programming language?
Yes. The examples use JavaScript and TypeScript, but the planning, prompting, and review patterns are language-agnostic. The same workflow runs a Python service or a Rust CLI.
How much time will I save after completing the course?
There's no honest universal number, so the course doesn't sell one. What changes is where your time goes: less of it typing boilerplate, more of it planning and reviewing while agents produce the code. How much faster that makes you depends on how well you delegate — which is what the course trains.
How much time will I save after completing the course?
There's no honest universal number, so the course doesn't sell one. What changes is where your time goes: less of it typing boilerplate, more of it planning and reviewing while agents produce the code. How much faster that makes you depends on how well you delegate — which is what the course trains.
What's the best way to learn AI-first development?
Hands-on, with the tools the industry actually uses. You build alongside Claude Code and Cursor on real production-style projects, practicing the planning, prompting, and review techniques until the workflow is yours.
What's the best way to learn AI-first development?
Hands-on, with the tools the industry actually uses. You build alongside Claude Code and Cursor on real production-style projects, practicing the planning, prompting, and review techniques until the workflow is yours.
How does this course prepare me for the future of software development?
Agentic workflows are becoming standard practice. The specific tools will keep changing; the skills the course trains — planning, delegating, reviewing — transfer to whatever ships next. You learn the system, not the tool of the month.
How does this course prepare me for the future of software development?
Agentic workflows are becoming standard practice. The specific tools will keep changing; the skills the course trains — planning, delegating, reviewing — transfer to whatever ships next. You learn the system, not the tool of the month.
Can beginners learn agentic coding without advanced programming skills?
Yes, with basic programming concepts in place. The tools explain code as they write it, and the course starts with fundamentals before building to advanced workflows. You don't need years of experience; you need to be able to read the code your agents produce.
Can beginners learn agentic coding without advanced programming skills?
Yes, with basic programming concepts in place. The tools explain code as they write it, and the course starts with fundamentals before building to advanced workflows. You don't need years of experience; you need to be able to read the code your agents produce.