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Rated 4.9 out of 5 by participants.
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November 2026
Claude or 
ChatGPTBuild the agentic pipeline that ships quality code on autopilot.
Claude Code or 
CodexNothing that fits?
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Only ten free seats per day. By application.
Rated by participants across open workshops and in-company programs
Developers and business professionals trained in the Netherlands and Spain
Three senior instructors for 25 seats
You register as an individual. The room is a mix of people from different companies. Fixed date, fixed programme, 25 seats, two to three senior instructors.
The same programme, run for one team on your own repositories or your own workflows, on a date you choose. Development track or Business track.
I had heard of skills, agents and plugins, but that was it. Now I can actually talk about them, and build them.
What I particularly liked about their approach is that they really took the time to understand our business and objectives.
Great workshop, rich in content, good introduction to using Claude code and multiagent systems in order to build. Helpful and attentive instructors.
Great workshop! Highly recommended if you want to get up to speed with what is possible today with knowledge on AI.
This workshop has been incredible and transformational helping me bridge the gap between my ambitious PRDs and my (until today) limited ability to vibe code.
Energetic trainers who can convey complex material in an accessible way. No long theory, just doing and experiencing.
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