Roadmap
Three courses. One path from your first prompt to multi-agent orchestration. Click a module to jump in.
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Vibe Coding using Claude Code
Ship real software at the speed of conversation.
- M01Install the CLI, learn the loop, set up project memory. End of this module you're operational.0 / 5 lessons
- M02
- M03Slash commands, subagents, plan mode, hooks, and MCP — the tools that let you bend Claude Code to your workflow.0 / 6 lessons
- M04Prompts and rhythms that compound. The difference between a senior vibe coder and a tourist.0 / 5 lessons
- M05
Build Mobile Apps using Codex
Ship to TestFlight and Play Store with OpenAI's Codex as your pair.
- M01Install Codex, scaffold an Expo app, understand the constraints of mobile vs web.0 / 5 lessons
- M02
- M03
- M04The capabilities that make it feel like a real app, not a wrapped website.0 / 5 lessons
- M05
Agent Manager with Google Antigravity
Run a roster of agents, not a single chat. Antigravity as your control tower.
- M01What Antigravity is, the agent manager mental model, your first multi-agent run.0 / 5 lessons
- M02Each role has a job, a system prompt, and a capability boundary. Compose them deliberately.0 / 5 lessons
- M03Sequential, fan-out, voting, retries, human-in-the-loop. The control flow primitives of agent teams.0 / 5 lessons
- M04Cost, observability, failure modes, security, SLAs. What it takes to run a roster as infrastructure.0 / 5 lessons
- M05Auto-PR, docs team, triage swarm, migration squad, capstone. The patterns you'll actually ship.0 / 5 lessons
Recommended order
Start with Vibe Coding using Claude Code — the loop, the muscle memory, the prompt patterns. Move to Build Mobile Apps using Codex once you can ship a small web feature without thinking about the agent. Save Agent Manager with Google Antigravity for last — multi- agent orchestration is easier when you've operated each agent solo first.