How this course was made

A course about building with agents, built with agents. Here's the pipeline, so you can judge what to trust.

1. Sources. We searched for the most useful talks on agentic coding from 2025 and 2026, chose 82 of them (talks by people who build coding agents or use them seriously), and fetched their transcripts. We added 44 written guides and essays.
2. Distillation. A model read every transcript and extracted specific, citable insights, each with a verbatim quote and timestamp. Quotes were automatically checked against the transcript text.
3. Writing. Lessons were written from those insights by Claude, with the cited sources attached to each lesson. Claims and numbers were checked against the source text.
4. Animation. Lessons are not video files. Each one is a list of scenes (diagrams, terminals, code, charts, quizzes) rendered live by a small JavaScript engine and synced word-by-word to the narration.
5. Narration. The voice is an AI voice (ElevenLabs).

Mistakes are possible. If you spot one, open an issue with the lesson and timestamp. The source code for the engine, the lessons and the build is all on GitHub.