A comprehensive, hands-on training program teaching everyone how to effectively use AI coding assistants (vibecoding) in their work. Each module delivers one actionable skill you can apply immediately.
Read more about the project motivation and approach: Motivation
- Learners → open quickstart.md — install the IDE, pick a model, and start your first module.
- Authors / contributors → open for-authors.md — everything you need to write modules and improve the course.
- Recommended path → see base-course.md for a curated sequence of base + advanced modules.
Open this project in VS Code (Copilot), Cursor, or Claude Code in agent mode and ask in plain language:
давай пройдем модуль 050/let's do module 050я хочу решить такую-то задачу — какие модуля мне помогут?/which modules help me with X?создай новый модуль про Y/create a new module about Y
The AI will pick the right instructions, walk you through the module, and track your progress.
The full, up-to-date list of modules (ID, name, description) lives in modules/module-catalog.md. Browse the training plan for the recommended sequence.
Each module is a single folder under modules/ and contains, at minimum:
- about.md — duration, skill statement, topics, learning outcome, prerequisites
- walkthrough.md — step-by-step hands-on practice
- tools/ (optional) —
skills.md, scripts, reference materials, sample data — anything the practical part needs
All automation is driven by tool-agnostic instruction files in instructions/. The architecture is described in creating-instructions.agent.md: IDE-specific entry points (Copilot / Claude / Cursor / others) all route into main.agent.md, which dispatches to the right instruction.
Two instructions do most of the heavy lifting:
- create-training-module.agent.md — used whenever you ask the agent to create a module
- training-mode.agent.md — used whenever you ask the agent to run you through a module in coaching mode
Full author workflow is documented in for-authors.md.
Course-wide changes and new module proposals are tracked as iterative prompts in requests/, following the iterative-prompt/SKILL.md approach. Browse that folder to see exactly how previous modules and edits were created — it's the best way to learn the contribution style by example.
Contributions of any size are welcome — typo fixes, content improvements, new modules, new topic requests. Start with for-authors.md, or open an issue describing what you'd like to see.
The course itself is "vibecoded" — built with AI assistance following its own instructions and patterns. 🙏