Practice before theory
Theory is introduced exactly when you need it — that's when it sticks.
a profession simulator
No code required. Turn any wish into a task the model can actually do — and take real work off your plate this week.
~35 min · works with any model runnerChapter 1 is free. You only pay when you decide to continue.
Task 2 of 4
Sasha pokes her head in: "So, figured out what's wrong?" Before answering her, break Slava's request down into its parts.
Slava's request was: "Make a nice post about our new pricing plan." Which elements of a real task are missing from it?
This isn't an online course with lectures — it's a simulator of real work.
Approach
Theory is introduced exactly when you need it — that's when it sticks.
Proves your skills with a publicly checkable link — add it straight to your résumé.
Salaries: remote-market medians and hh.ru / Habr Career — both markets shown.
Persist between sessions to keep you on track.
Bank card · cryptocurrency.
The super-profession
LLM Operator is the base literacy of the AI era — the one skill every role needs regardless of title. You stop treating the model like a slot machine and start operating it like a tool with inputs, checks, and a done-criterion.
The AI-mastery scale
Most people never get past asking ChatGPT a question now and then. The top levels — automating your work and building AI systems — are rare, and that's exactly what makes them valuable. This is the band the school lifts you into.
Click a level to see the skills it unlocks
Percentages are an illustrative estimate of the market distribution, not hard data.
Most people given AI access use it like a slot machine: type a vague wish, get something vague back, regenerate, hope. Nobody taught them the model can only be as precise as the request — so they lose hours to 'not quite right, try again' instead of minutes to a task with a clear done-criterion.
What changes for you
You stop gambling on regenerations and start operating the model like a tool: a task with a checkable done-criterion in, a verified result out. It's the difference between hoping and knowing — and it shows up in your very first artifact, built on your own real work.
Stop losing an hour to regeneration roulette. Get a task-spec formula you use before every request, starting today.
Order the right format for the right reader on the first try — table for your boss, message for the team, letter for the client.
Get a shared vocabulary — task-spec, context-pack, verify — you can hand to anyone on the team.
Find out, in one free chapter, which of the three specialist tracks fits how you actually think — before paying for one.
Who it's not for
No lectures about AI. You inherit a real workplace scene on minute one — a coworker's failed chat session — and make the call yourself.
Chapter 1's key task isn't a made-up exercise — it's a real task from your own week, formatted through the formula you just learned.
You commit to a diagnosis before any explanation appears. Theory is revealed only after you've made the call — that's what makes it stick.
Every task happens inside a normal chat with a model. If you can type a message, you can do this course.
Where the profession is in demand
Examples of companies hiring AI engineers. Not affiliated with the school; employment is not guaranteed.
Watch Slava lose an hour to regeneration roulette. Learn the one move that ends it.
A client letter that doesn't sound like the client. Learn what to hand the model — and what to withhold.
Slava is on his fourth regeneration and losing the good parts each time. Learn the targeted edit instead.
A confident, well-written answer with a fabricated number inside. Learn to check the source, not the vibe.
One wall of text sent to three different people. Learn to order the right shape for the actual reader.
18 personalized letters, one at a time, by hand. Learn the template-plus-spot-check move.
Pick one real weekly task and turn it into a repeatable five-step process.
40 minutes to assemble the real deliverable: your pipeline's output, plus how you catch its mistakes.
Alexander Mihalkevich
Founder, mihalkevich.com
I build and ship products solo with AI agents every day. This course is the exact discipline I run on — no theory I don't use myself.
mihalkevich.com →Why now
AI access rolled out to entire teams in the last year, but almost nobody was taught how to operate it — most people are still regenerating and hoping. The gap between 'has access' and 'gets reliable results' is where this course sits, and it closes fast once operating discipline becomes common knowledge.
Start with Chapter 1 free. Pay only when you decide to continue.
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Payback: The first artifact — a task-spec template applied to your real work — ships inside the first 15 minutes of Chapter 1. By the end of the full track you walk away with a personal AI pipeline for one real weekly task, timed before and after.
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The course certificate is issued once your final GitHub project passes the automatic checks — the project is mandatory.
Chapter 1 is free and self-paced — no card, no commitment. If the first hour doesn't feel like the real job, you've lost nothing. If it does, you'll know exactly why the rest is worth it. The only way to find out is to do the first chapter.
Start Chapter 1 free →Your first day at Yavno agency. Everyone just got AI access and was told to 'work faster'. Slava has been regenerating the same post for an hour. Sasha, the ops director, hands you his chat window: 'Watch. In 15 minutes tell me what's wrong.'
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