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Live Bootcamps

Two hands-on courses, taught live in small cohorts: take your AI-agent skills to the next level with Claude Code and Codex, or get interview-ready for system design. Led by an engineer who has built and hired teams at Meta.
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Live, not recordedSmall cohortsReal-time Q&AEx-Meta director

Two Live Courses

Both run live over video with code-alongs, design walkthroughs, and time for questions. Seats are limited so each session stays small.
Live intensive course
Agentic Coding Bootcamp

Level up how you build software with AI. This goes past the basics into context engineering, self-correcting agent loops, and orchestrating teams of agents in parallel with Claude Code and Codex, all on a real production codebase.

What you'll learn
  • Claude Code and Codex — work fluently in both, and pick the right tool for each job
  • Context engineering — keep agents accurate on large codebases with layered memory and condensing
  • Self-correcting loops — agents that build, run, detect, fix, and verify their own work
  • Parallel agents — orchestrate worktrees, subagents, and agent teams with hooks
  • Custom tooling — extend agents with skills and MCP servers wired to your stack
  • AI-ready codebases — audit friction and build workflows that get faster over time
  • Scaling agentic work — beat context bloat, skill sprawl, and the review bottleneck
  • Capstone — ship a full feature end to end with agents working in parallel
Who it's for: Developers who already use AI in their editor and want to go deeper: orchestrating agents to build real software, not just autocompleting. No machine learning background required.
Prerequisites: Comfortable writing code in at least one language. A paid Claude or Codex plan is recommended so you can follow along live.
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Live cohort course
System Design Bootcamp

Turn system design from guesswork into a repeatable method: a framework you can apply to any prompt, the trade-offs behind every building block, and live practice that makes it second nature.

What you'll learn
  • A repeatable framework — requirements, estimation, high-level design, then deep dive
  • Core components — load balancing, caching, message queues, and CDNs
  • Data at scale — SQL vs NoSQL, indexing, sharding, replication, and consistency
  • Capacity estimation — hot keys, bottlenecks, and failure modes before you design
  • Systems designed live — URL shortener, news feed, chat, rate limiter, and more
  • The hard deep dives — idempotency, exactly-once delivery, cache invalidation, consistency vs availability
  • Interview scoring — how you're judged and how to defend trade-offs, from an ex-interviewer
  • Reliability and ops — replication, failover, graceful degradation, and what to monitor
Who it's for: Mid-level and senior engineers preparing for interviews, or anyone who wants to reason about large-scale systems with a clear method instead of memorized answers.
Prerequisites: Some professional or project coding experience. No specific prep is required before the first session.
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Learn Together

Going through system design or agentic tooling on your own is the hard way to do it. These bootcamps run live, so you learn alongside a small group with an instructor to ask whenever you get stuck.

Learning alone is hard. Learning together is easy.

And the bar is high. Every session is built and taught to the AlgoMonster standard: high-signal, no filler, by professionals who've done this work at the top of the field.

Meet Your Instructor

Both bootcamps are taught live by the same instructor. No pre-recorded lectures.
Former Director of Engineering at Meta, 20 years in the industry

Two decades building software and leading engineering teams, including a Director of Engineering role at Meta, with hiring, coaching, and running interview loops.

That experience shapes the material: how experienced engineers fold agentic tools like Claude Code and Codex into daily work, and what interviewers look for in a system design round. Sessions are live and small, so you can ask questions as they come up.

Ex-Meta Director of Engineering 20 years of experience

How It Works

The first cohorts are forming now. Join the waitlist and you'll be first in line when enrollment opens.
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Pick a bootcamp and add your email, or join with one click if you're signed in. It's free, and it's how we decide which cohorts to run.

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Waitlist members are the first to hear the schedule, pricing, and cohort dates as they're set.

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Claim your seat

Seats in each cohort are limited. Waitlist members get priority access before enrollment opens to everyone else.

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FAQ

The first cohorts are being scheduled now. People on the waitlist are notified first, with dates and pricing before any public announcement.
No, it's free and non-binding, and enrolling is a separate step you decide on later. That said, joining is how we gauge real demand and decide whether to run each cohort, so add yourself if you'd seriously consider enrolling.
Pricing is announced together with enrollment. Joining the waitlist is free, and waitlist members see pricing and dates before anyone else.
Live video sessions with the instructor: teaching, code-alongs and design walkthroughs, and time for questions. the agentic coding bootcamp is a focused live intensive, and the system design bootcamp is a longer live cohort.
Every live session is recorded, so you can catch up on your own time. Joining live is best for the Q&A, but you won't lose any of the material.
Yes. Cohorts are kept small and every session includes live Q&A, so you can ask about your own code or design and get answers in real time.
No. Anyone can join the waitlist with an email. If you are signed in, joining is one click.