This 24th I will be hosting an “Agentic Engineering 101” webclass and you are invited.
In here we will learn:
Why agentic engineering will be the new CV requirement.
How building with agents is not as difficult as you think.
Mistakes people do that makes it harder than necessary.
“Prompting is a bug, not a feature.” - Why you may be wasting your time with AI bros.
The Chokepoint Method that saves your sanity as your project grows.
The “non-techie” architecture I discovered I wish I knew on Day 1.
I’ll be sharing the kind of information that, had I learned them early on, would have saved me many weeks and thousands of dollars in costly mistakes.
And more importantly, I will be sharing this from the perspective of someone who built a production ready app, as a non-technical founder.
People like us, I find, need to approach this in a slightly different way from how a software engineer would do it.
And I’m more than happy to share on the day itself.
Want in?
Register here: [Archived link retired.]
FELIX
P.S. I think that coding with agents will soon be as common as using Microsoft Word.
It will be a CV requirement like “Know how to use Google Sheets” would for the average job application.
We can wait until that eventuality arrives then scramble to learn.
Or we can learn how to build cool things with Agents right now - and gain the first movers advantage in both career and entrepreneurship.
I am sharing everything I’ve learned in my journey so far and I hope to see you there.