You've become the de facto GitHub admin with no formal training — permissions nobody remembers granting, a CI workflow one person is scared to touch. Over a four-week sprint, working directly with me one-to-one, you'll bring your org and your pipelines under real control.
✓ Branch protection enforced, not hoped for
✓ CI that fails loudly and gets fixed fast
✓ Deploys anyone on the team can trust
Some GitHub experience expected. No credit card. Just your email.
Every excuse for leaving this until later has the same shape. Here's the honest version.
Not toy exercises — changes that go live in your actual GitHub org, on repos your team already uses.
Teams that map to how work actually happens, permissions that make sense, and branch protection plus CODEOWNERS that actually get enforced — not just recommended.
Build, test, and deploy running automatically on every push, using GitHub Actions — replacing whatever manual steps currently only you remember how to do.
A packaged, documented action or reusable workflow other repos can call — built and reviewed with me, one-to-one, in your final week.
One session with me each week, real changes to your real org in between, and a deliverable due by the end of every week.
How organisations, teams, and repos relate to each other, and an honest audit of what's currently a mess — orphaned repos, forgotten collaborators, admin rights nobody remembers granting.
Branch protection, CODEOWNERS, and permissions that route review to the right person automatically — instead of relying on memory or urgency.
Secret scanning, Dependabot, and the audit log — catching leaked credentials and vulnerable dependencies before they become an incident.
Repo templates and rulesets that set the default, plus a short doc so this doesn't live only in your head — and can survive you being on holiday.
Foundations gets your org under control. Level 2 is a follow-on sprint for graduates who want to automate what they've just brought order to, with GitHub Actions — still just the two of us, one-to-one.
Workflow fundamentals, multi-job pipelines, artifacts, and deployment gates — taking a commit from push to a live deployment, not just a passing test.
Reusable workflows, self-hosted runners, OIDC instead of long-lived secrets, and a custom action published for your team, backed by an org-wide Actions policy.
Level 2 opens once you've finished Foundations. Apply below and mention you're interested in going further.
Not a tour of every GitHub feature — the specific set that turns a chaotic org into one people trust.
This isn't a course you sit in with a group — it's four weeks of direct, one-to-one coaching on your actual GitHub org. I work with one person at a time, so I only take on a handful of sprints each month.
£999 £749 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: £749
No spam. Just a reply from me to see if it's a good fit.
No, but you should already be comfortable using GitHub day-to-day — pushing code, opening PRs, reviewing changes. This isn't a "what is Git" course; it's for people ready to own the org and the pipeline, not just their own repos.
The core sprint focuses on features available on GitHub Team, which covers most of what small-to-mid orgs need. Enterprise-only features like SCIM provisioning or advanced audit log streaming can be covered as a bonus session if you need them.
Plan for one 1:1 session plus 2–3 hours applying changes to your own org or repos. The work happens on your real GitHub setup, not a sandbox, so it's time you'd likely spend fixing this eventually anyway.
Common, and fine — week one starts with an honest audit of what's already working, so we spend the sprint on the actual gaps rather than rebuilding what doesn't need it.
Standard support covers genuine blockers with a best-effort reply. If your pipeline or org can't wait — say a broken deploy blocking your team — Priority Support is an optional add-on with unlimited ad-hoc messages and a reply within 1 business day, for the full four weeks.