bash — schoolvibecode

$ whoami

someone who wants to ship, not memorize syntax

$ ./init schoolvibecode

Ship real software at the speed of conversation.

4 interactive courses · 97 lessons · from /init to a shipped app.

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// course catalog

CRS-01 · Beginner

Prompt to Production

// Ship your first app by describing it.

Set up an AI coding agent, learn to write specs instead of syntax, and ship a working app before lesson ten.

26 lessons · 5 modules

CRS-02 · Intermediate

Mobile Apps by Voice

// Describe a screen, watch it render.

Build and ship a real mobile app across iOS and Android using conversational prompts and live device previews.

24 lessons · 5 modules

CRS-03 · Advanced

Agent Fleets

// Run a team of agents, not a single chat.

Coordinate multiple coding agents working in parallel across a real codebase, with review gates and shared context.

22 lessons · 5 modules

CRS-04 · Advanced

Agentic Systems in Production

// Ship AI features that don't fall over.

Design, evaluate, and operate production AI systems: tool use, evals, guardrails, and the on-call reality of agents in the wild.

25 lessons · 6 modules

// interactive courses

Scrub the agent's actual session.

Every lesson ships as a walkthrough, a scrubbable sandbox replay, or a concept note. Pass the quiz gate to mark it done. No account needed to try it.

CRS-01 · Lesson 1

Your first prompt, from idea to running code

Recorded walkthrough on a real machine, from a blank folder to a running app. No edits, no cuts.

▶ 1x speed, scrubbable

Quiz gate

In a sandbox replay, what does scrubbing the timeline show you?

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git commit -m "learned to ship"

Pick a course, open lesson one, run it for real.

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