A 2-Day Hands-On Intensive GenAI Training

Learn agentic coding in 2 days

In-person, instructor-led, with exercises in every session. Build a game, debug a mystery codebase, query a Netflix database via MCP, and ship a retro board — all with Claude Code.

Date: Coming Soon — Register interest to be first to know
Location: Europe — City TBD based on demand
Format: 2 days, in-person, max 15 engineers

The Problem

These fears Are Real

Real concerns written by engineers at our last training's kickoff.

“Losing the fun of the work (programming)”

“Losing the ability to solve problems”

“Risk of coding worse things faster”

“Using AI without learning about it first”

“No longer understanding the code”

“Loss of pride in work”

“Getting replaced”

“Losing the human touch”

“Competitors will use AI and outcompete us”

“Security, new attack vectors”

Every one of these concerns shaped our curriculum.

Our team has run programmes at

What You'll Build

A Flappy Bird clone

From a single prompt, themed and re-themed, with checkpoint rollbacks

A /rewind recovery

Roll back broken agent generations to a clean checkpoint

A mystery codebase analysis

README + test suite for code you've never seen before.

A working Agile retro board

greenfield, your stack, with custom Claude Code commands and subagents

Netflix database analytics

complex scoring queries in natural language via MCP, no SQL written

A hacked Space Invaders game

Debug pirate-speaking AI inside a Docker container

A Chrome DevTools debug session

Claude Code sees, clicks, and fixes a broken web page

Who's Teaching

Michael Mueller

CTO & Co-Founder

Designed the multi-year engineer training programme that powered Adidas' cloud native transformation
Part of the group that defined the CNCF Kubernetes certification syllabi - the standards tens of thousands of engineers train against
6 years lecturing DevOps at Lucerne University
Uses Cursor and Claude Code daily in production work
Co-authoring From Cloud Native to AI Native (O'Reilly)

Daniel Jones

Head of Product

Created training programmes for The Linux Foundation and VMware
Delivered a week-long train-the-trainer to Electric
Previous consultancy Engineer Better pioneered mob-programming immersive training
Hosts the Waves of Innovation podcast - interviews tech leaders on CodeGenAl adoption
Uses Claude Code and Cursor daily
Jiu-jitsu black belt who has taught groups of 200+

Michael Czechowski

Senior Engineer

Creator of Wave — deterministic pipeline tool for AI-assisted development
Built the CFO Agent in under a week using spec-driven methodology
University Lecturer at HdM Stuttgart and DHBW Stuttgart — digital technology and web development
Specialist in production validation of AI-generated code
Open-source contributor; declarative, reproducible infrastructure

Who This Is For

Software engineers who believe AI is changing how code gets written and want to be ahead of the curve but haven't had structured guidance on how to actually use these tools effectively.

You should attend if:

You're a software engineer (any language, any stack)
You believe AI tools are here to stay
You've maybe tried Copilot or ChatGPT but haven't gone deeper
Or you already use AI tools but suspect you're only scratching the surface
You want hands-on time with the tools, not another webinar

You do need:

A laptop
A paid Claude Code subscription
Basic engineering knowledge (you write code professionally)

You don't need:

Prior AI/ML experience
Experience with Claude Code, Cursor, or any specific tool
A particular programming language (exercises use provided repos)

Official Certificate of Completion

Every participant who completes the 2-day training receives an official CodeGenAI Developer Training certificate from re:cinq, an Anthropic Claude partner.

How We Teach

Built by Engineers, Not Trainers

Our trainers use Claude Code and Cursor every day in production. They’ve trained 100+ developers at Odevo, built AI pipelines for enterprise clients, and authored courses for The Linux Foundation and VMware.

80% Exercises, 20% Slides

Build a Flappy Bird clone from a single prompt, debug a mystery codebase, query a Netflix database via MCP, and ship a retro board — all inside Claude Code.

Each Unit Builds on the Last

You learn why spec-driven development matters because you’ve already watched an agent go off-track. Exercises are debriefed as a group — same prompt, different results.