Course
Automation AI Engineer
Ship like a team of one. Ralph-loop, TDD prompts, parallel worktrees, self-healing pipelines.
OpenWho it's for
- Developers who already use coding agents and want to move from one-off prompts to pipelines that run on their own
- Tech leads and support engineers with a routine process that eats the team's hours
- Solo founders who want to run their product like a team of one
What you get
3 working automations of a real process
- Three automations running on your process, not on demo data
- Tests for each one: a failure shows up immediately, not a week later in production
- The skill to build an agent loop and unstick it without losing context
- A review of every automation on demo day with the mentor and the cohort
How the camp works
- Week 1
Process map and the first automation
Break your process into steps and pick three candidates for automation. Build the first one with TDD prompts: a test that fails loudly first, the agent second.
- Week 2
Agent loops
The second automation runs on an agent loop: sprints sized so a failure costs minutes, parallel worktrees, recovery from stalls.
- Week 3
Reliability and demo day
The third automation plus self-healing: monitoring, retries, readable alerts. Finale: demo day, where every automation runs live on your process.
What it's built on
FAQ
What level do I need?
You should be comfortable reading and running code, using git and a terminal. Experience with coding agents helps, but the first steps are covered in the program.
What if I don't have a suitable process?
Any recurring process works — from triaging inbound requests to a release checklist. If you don't have one, the mentor will help you pick a process from an open-source project.
Do I need to take the course first?
Not required. The camp builds on the Automation AI Engineer course; its first chapter is free and is an easy way to check whether the pace suits you.
When does it start and what does it cost?
There are no dates or prices yet. Right now we're collecting a waitlist to decide which format launches first. Everyone on the list hears about enrollment before anyone else — in a single email.
Waitlist
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