Become an AI Native Builder
Learn from industry experts on how to go from AI-curious to an AI-native builder. You'll learn how to build production-ready applications, instrument them, build self-improving products, prototype with real code components, understand agent primitives, and more. Learn directly from professionals at companies like Supabase, Cursor, PostHog, and more.
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Tue Aug 11·4:00 PM UTC
Self Driving Products: Product Signals to Pull Requests
Product signals often sit in dashboards, logs, and customer messages until someone notices, triages, and turns them into engineering work. This lesson shows how PostHog is collapsing that chain: agents connect signals to evidence, research the codebase, and open a fix—so teams can wake up to reviewable pull requests instead of another dashboard to monitor.
You'll learn from
Joshua Snyder
Self Driving at PostHog
Colin Matthews
Head of Education, Lennys Newsletter
Wed Aug 12·4:00 PM UTC
How Cursor Turned AI Agents Into Better Engineers
AI agents are powerful, but they're forgetful, inconsistent, and prone to making the same mistakes over and over. In this workshop, Lauren will share the engineering skills framework used internally at Cursor and now open sourced as pstack. You'll learn how to equip AI with reusable playbooks, decision-making frameworks, review processes, and debugging workflows that improve output quality.
You'll learn from
Lauren Tan
Member of Technical Staff at Cursor
Colin Matthews
Head of Education, Lenny's Newsletter
Wed Aug 26·4:00 PM UTC
Get Your Vibe Coded Supabase App Production Ready
Learn security and performance fundamentals so you can ship your vibe coded Supabase app with confidence.
You'll learn from
Craig Cannon
Head of Developer Relations + Marketing @ Supabase
Colin Matthews
Founder of Tech for Product, Fractional PM leader
Wed Sep 2·4:00 PM UTC
Use Claude to Query Product Data
Using AI to get work done is how today's professionals gain leverage. Learn how to run analysis against your products and answer time sensitive product questions.
You'll learn from
Colin Matthews
Head of Education, Lenny's Newsletter
Wed Sep 9·4:00 PM UTC
Self-Driving Loops in PostHog's Setup Wizard
The PostHog Wizard installs and configures PostHog for you — but who maintains the wizard? Increasingly, the wizard does. Failed installs, weird framework edge cases, and support tickets feed loops that diagnose the failure, patch the integration, and open the PR. A live look at a product that debugs itself in production, and what breaks when you let it.
You'll learn from
Sarah Sanders
Context Engineer at PostHog
Colin Matthews
Head of Education, Lenny's Newsletter
Wed Sep 23·4:00 PM UTC
When to use Skills, MCPs, and Subagents
Understanding the primitives of AI tools allows you to leverage them when they make sense. Join this session to learn when you should be using skills, MCPs, sub-agents, and how to best manage your context.
You'll learn from
Colin Matthews
Head of Education, Lenny's Newsletter
Wed Sep 30·4:00 PM UTC
Prototyping with code for non-engineers
Prototyping with code gives PMs and designers the ability to spin up ideas quickly with high-fidelity and accurate designs. In this session, learn how to create a prototyping repo, create your first prototype, and some of the technical gotchas that might get in your way.
You'll learn from
Colin Matthews
Head of Education, Lenny's Newsletter