You've picked up some code — a bit of Python, some HTML, maybe a scripting language at work — but you've never used AI tools to actually ship something real. Over a four-week sprint, working directly with me one-to-one, you'll go from writing things slowly by hand to directing Claude, Cursor, and Copilot to build faster than you can type.
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Some coding experience expected. No credit card. Just your email.
Every myth keeping you from starting has the same shape. Here's the honest version.
Not toy exercises — things you'll actually use, sitting on your own computer or live on the web.
A small tool with a real interface — a form, a list, a button that does something — built from a plain-English description and shipped to a live link you can share.
Something that currently eats your evening — renaming files, chasing emails, copying data between spreadsheets — handed off to a script you never have to think about again.
Your final week is unstructured: bring your own idea, and use everything you've learned to build it with me working alongside you, one-to-one.
One session with me each week, real building time in between, and a project due by the end of every week.
How Claude, Cursor, and Copilot actually think, and how to write instructions they won't misread. You'll get your first working output before the week is out.
Turn a plain description into something you can click on. Forms, buttons, pages — and how to ask for changes without starting over.
Every build hits an error. You'll learn to read them calmly, hand them back to the AI, and tell a real fix from a fake one.
Get your project live on the web, share it with actual people, and leave with a plan for what to build next.
Foundations gets you shipping with chat-based tools. Level 2 is a follow-on sprint for graduates who want to hand off bigger, multi-step work to an agent — still just the two of us, one-to-one.
Move from chat to agentic tools like Claude Code and Cursor's agent mode — giving instructions for whole features instead of single asks, and reviewing what the agent builds before you trust it.
Connect MCP servers so your agent can read a spreadsheet, send an email, or reach a database. Set up custom agents and a project config so it behaves consistently every time.
Level 2 opens once you've finished Foundations. Apply below and mention you're interested in going further.
Different tools suit different moments. You'll learn when to reach for each one, not just how to use one of them.
Two 90-minute sessions over two weeks, focused entirely on GitHub Copilot — a lighter on-ramp if you want to get properly using one tool before committing to the full sprint.
Go on to book Foundations within 30 days, and the £149 comes off the price.
This isn't a course you sit in with a group — it's four weeks of direct, one-to-one coaching. I work with one person at a time, so I only take on a handful of sprints each month.
£599 £449 for a founding-client sprint · Foundations (Weeks 1–4)
Weekly 1:1 session plus async support for genuine blockers between sessions, wherever you are in the world.
Total: £449
No spam. Just a reply from me to see if it's a good fit.
Still one-to-one — each person gets their own weekly session and their own deliverables. The discount is for booking multiple seats together, not for teaching a group.
| Seats | Per-seat discount | Or, instead |
|---|---|---|
| 1–2 | — | — |
| 3–4 | 5% off per seat (£427) | — |
| 5+ | 10% off per seat (£404) | Priority Support included free per seat, at full price |
For 5+ seats, pick whichever suits your team better: the discounted rate, or full price with Priority Support (unlimited ad-hoc messages, 1-business-day reply) included for everyone at no extra cost. Email to arrange — five concurrent 1:1 sprints need a bit of calendar planning on my end.
Some, yes — enough that you've written a script, a bit of HTML/CSS, or worked through a beginner course or two. You don't need to be fluent, and we're not aiming at professional-level skill, but this isn't a "what is a variable" course either.
You don't have to choose yet. Week one covers all three so you can see what each is good at, then you settle into whichever fits how you like to work.
Plan for one 1:1 session plus 2–3 hours of building on your own. The projects are designed to fit around a normal week, not take it over.
You'll have async support between sessions for genuine blockers, and getting stuck and unsticking yourself with the AI's help — with me guiding you — is actually most of what you're there to learn. If you'd rather have a closer safety net for the full four weeks, Priority Support is an optional add-on with unlimited ad-hoc messages and a faster reply time.
Not sure which track fits, or want to check availability before you commit? Send me a few lines — I read every message myself and reply within a day or two.
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