Kiriti & Aish will make you a problem-first AI builder

I took this course to learn more about the impact Agentic AI is having on software engineering to better support the CS students I mentor. There are coding and no coding tracks and I took the latter. I learned all the primary concepts necessary to better advise my students which met my goal. I did find it challenging to even complete no code assignments which shows there is still plenty of human work to do for foreseeable future. The amount of material provided was well balanced by the professional presentation. The LM Notebooks made it super simple to get answers about lectures and homework. And the instructors Aish and Kiriti were top notch. Just note if not a coder you may not understand it all because this course was originally built for software engineers and then modified to allow non coders so a lot of the content may be over your head. Don’t let that deter you because you can skim those parts and go deeper as necessary while still leaning primary concepts. If you are a software engineer that wants to go deeper in AI agentic software development this course is for you. If you are a non coder this course will be helpful but don’t expect to be an expert agentic coworker builder at the finish.

Learnt a lot of knowledge and practical skills

I really enjoyed the bootcamp. What stood out to me was that it wasn’t just about learning more Codex features, but about learning to work with coding agents more deliberately. From secure sessions and subagents to reusable skills and scheduled tasks, everything was very hands-on. I left with things actually built and running, but also with a much better sense of what is worth automating, how to structure it, and where agents can genuinely make my day-to-day work better. That combination of building and thinking is what made the bootcamp especially valuable for me. 😄

Excellent class, delivered in classic Aish and Kiriti style: concise, immediately usable, hands-on. I came for practical ways to use Codex better and left connecting agent mechanics, skills, knowledge compilation, security, and parallelism in a coherent way. Made me really think about how we can accelerate changing the way organizations work.

Aish and Kiriti covered different aspects of agent native development from basic to advanced in a well structured manner.