These lessons are not written yet. This page exists so you can see the whole arc before deciding whether the first level is worth your time. Level 1 is the one being written now.

What this level is for

Level 1 is about the model and about you. Level 2 is about everything else in the room: where the code runs, where the data lives, what you are agreeing to when you connect one service to another, and which category of tool solves which kind of problem.

What it will cover

The subjects, in the order they are likely to be taught:

  • The categories of tool around an AI coding workflow, and what each category is actually for.
  • Where a project's data lives, and why that choice is hard to reverse later.
  • Connecting services to each other, and the permissions you hand over when you do.
  • Reading an error and a log well enough to say what happened.
  • Keeping a working thing working: backups, versions, and what breaks silently.

What it will not do

Name a winner. This level tells you what a category is for and which options are common in it. It states no preference, ranks nothing, and carries no affiliate link. Which tool suits you depends on facts about your project that a lesson cannot know.

Where this stands

The lesson list above is the planned shape, not a published curriculum. It gets its own planning pass once Level 1 is finished, because writing twelve lessons usually teaches you that the thirteenth was in the wrong place.

Start at Level 1 — Foundations. Nothing in Level 2 will make sense before it.