A flagship course for working backend, frontend, and mobile developers who want AI skills now — not in a year. Curated stack, practitioner instructor, and a deployed AI service you can show on your resume.
10 working devs per cohort · offline campus, Uzbek-language instruction
# Week 3 — agents, no framework magic
def run(query, tools, max_steps=8):
msgs = [user_msg(query)]
for _ in range(max_steps):
r = llm.chat(msgs, tools=tools)
if not r.tool_calls:
return r.content
for call in r.tool_calls:
result = tools[call.name](call.args)
msgs += [r, tool_msg(call.id, result)]
raise StepBudgetExceeded
Deployed
FastAPI + Docker
Week 4
Demo Day
Every dev team needs at least one person who can build with AI.
50 contradictory how-tos, each picking one tool with no explanation. You drown instead of build.
80% of free LLM tutorials break within a year. Deprecated models, changed SDKs, frameworks now considered anti-patterns.
A Colab notebook, never a deployed service. No senior ever sees your code. You can't tell good from bad.
AI chatbots answer questions, but they can't replace cohort, mentorship, or production judgment.
One opinionated stack — and the reasoning behind every choice. Skip 2-3 months of tool paralysis.
Token economics, prompt caching, batching, self-hosting trade-offs. The stuff free content skips.
80% of free LLM tutorials break within a year. Ours runs in 2026 — with deprecations flagged.
Senior eyes on your actual project, every week. The one thing free content can't deliver.
Not a notebook. Not a localhost demo. A real, containerized service on the internet — a hireable signal.
Peer learning + a contact list of AI-capable Tashkent devs to refer, hire, or collaborate with.
AI tutors only answer questions you know to ask. Beginners don't know the right questions.
AI doesn't hold you accountable to ship anything. Cohort, deadlines, and demo day do.
AI can't compress a senior engineer's years of judgment into 4 weeks. A practitioner instructor can.
Practitioner Instructor
Working AI engineer
I'm a working AI engineer, not a full-time educator. I'll teach you what I actually use to ship production AI features — the curated stack, the cost trade-offs, the things that break in prod and how to fix them.
Direct code review on your weekly project — not just a graded checkbox
Live Q&A on the messy real-world questions free content avoids
Offline campus in Tashkent, Uzbek-language instruction
Every week ships a project. The course ends with a deployable portfolio piece on the internet.
Honest answer in 10 bullets.
Full upfront payment keeps the cohort serious and the focus on shipping.
Full upfront payment for the complete 4-week course in Tashkent.
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Everything you need to know about the course.
Starts 1 June 2026. 10 spots. Tashkent. Light screening — we want serious working devs who'll show up and ship.
Limited spots. We'll reach out within 48 hours.
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