Frontier Agentic Engineering Certificate for Engineers & Technical PMs

Henry Shi

Member of Technical Staff @ Anthropic

Shubham Saboo

Sr. AI PM @ Google (#1 AI Agent GitHub)

Every other course teaches you to build agents. This is where building ends.

"Vibe coding raised the floor. Frontier agent engineering protects the ceiling." — Andrej Karpathy

For 10 years, Product Faculty has trained 100,000+ product and engineering leaders. Cohort-based programs, capstone mandatory, designed to finish what they start.

This is our flagship for senior engineers and technical PMs whose agents are already in production. Six weeks. Taught and capstone-reviewed by Henry Shi (Anthropic) and Shubham Saboo (Google Cloud, creator of Awesome LLM Apps — #1 agent repo on GitHub).

Most agent courses teach you how to build. This one starts where building ends. You walk in with a real problem. You walk out with a 24/7 agent fleet solving it while you sleep.

Team (10+): Private Cohort Portal for internal IP + 1:1 support. support@productfaculty.com.

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What you’ll learn

Go from agent builder to agent manager. Run a fleet that ships work while you sleep, with the discipline to prove it in production.

  • Brief sub-agents with the same instinct a senior leader brings to onboarding a new hire

  • Write briefs precise enough that agents execute without hand-holding

  • Apply the new-hire onboarding model: some context, some examples, clear rules of engagement

  • Design memory tiers (working, episodic, shared) so the agent doesn't start dumb every session

  • Author custom Skills as the layer where context becomes capability

  • Move context across Codex, Claude Code, OpenClaw, and Hermes without losing capability

  • Review agent work structurally, not line by line, like a manager reviews a senior IC

  • Run a two-agent pattern: one writes, one reviews, with explicit acceptance criteria

  • Use corrective prompt engineering to turn every correction into a permanent rule

  • Offline evals for release confidence; online monitors for production drift

  • User simulators that push back, contradict, and pressure-test your agent

  • Failure clustering and LLM-as-judge councils that turn scores into product fixes

  • Design the org chart for the agent team the way you'd design it for humans

  • Choose between single-agent-with-tools and multi-agent based on production tradeoffs

  • Resolve conflicts when agents disagree, with documented escalation paths

  • Heartbeat self-healing, cost telemetry, scoped credentials, and prompt injection defense

  • Design the handoff between human and fleet: what queues, what wakes you, what self-resolves

  • Ship a capstone fleet with a 72-hour unattended run and an incident log to prove it

Learn directly from Henry & Shubham

Henry Shi

Henry Shi

Member of Technical Staff @ Anthropic. Runs production agent fleets at scale.

Shubham Saboo

Shubham Saboo

Sr. AI PM @ Google | Awesome LLM Apps (#1 GitHub agents repo, 109k⭐)

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Who this course is for

  • Senior software or ML engineers (3–7 years) at AI-native startups who shipped an LLM feature and hit the reliability wall.

  • Staff engineers and technical PMs making architectural decisions on AI systems without writing all the code themselves.

  • Engineering leaders who want to be the go-to AI architect on their team and run a fleet of agents the way they run a team of humans.

Prerequisites

  • Shipped one LLM feature to production

    You should already know what it feels like to hit the reliability wall. This course starts where building ends.

  • 3+ years as a senior software or ML engineer

    We assume the engineering instincts that come with seniority — system design, code review, and shipping under constraints.

  • Foundational agent vocabulary (e.g. DeepLearning.AI Agentic AI)

    If you can't define context windows, tool use, and agent loops, do a foundational course first. Otherwise you'll be lost by Week 2.

What's included

Live sessions

Learn directly from Henry Shi & Shubham Saboo in a real-time, interactive format.

Lifetime access

Go back to course content and recordings whenever you need to.

Community of peers

Stay accountable and share insights with like-minded professionals.

Certificate of completion

Share your new skills with your employer or on LinkedIn.

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Course syllabus

Schedule

Live sessions

2 hrs / week

Live weekly session with the lead instructor for that week (Henry or Shubham), plus alternating office hours.

Projects

4 hrs / week

Weekly capstone build, code reviews in cohort, peer rubric. Each week adds one layer to your fleet.

Async content

2 hrs / week

Module material between sessions: readings, walkthroughs of context, skills, evals, and multi-agent patterns.

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