Lessons
27 lessons on building software with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Lovable, newest course first. 5 of them are free.
Intro to AI coding
What AI coding means in practice, and a look at the Reddit clone you'll have running by the end of the course.
Lesson 1 of 13 in Zero to Reddit
The main tools: Codex, Claude Code, and Cursor
The three tools used in the course, what each one is good at, and which one to open first.
Lesson 2 of 13 in Zero to Reddit
Avoid overwhelm, remain curious
A new tool comes out every week. How to keep an eye on them without stopping your build to try each one.
Lesson 3 of 13 in Zero to Reddit
Start building project in Cursor and build locally
Open the same project in Cursor, run it on your own machine, and keep building from there.
Lesson 9 of 14 in The AI SaaS Course
Set up Supabase MCP in Windsurf
Connect the editor directly to your database with the Supabase MCP server, so the AI can read your schema while it works.
Lesson 10 of 14 in The AI SaaS Course
Building live web search with the OpenAI API
Add live web search through the OpenAI API, so the tweets it writes use current information.
Lesson 11 of 14 in The AI SaaS Course
Let user save brand voice to their tweets with Supabase updates
Let each user save a brand voice in Supabase and apply it to the tweets the app writes for them.
Lesson 12 of 14 in The AI SaaS Course
How to deploy your app on Vercel
Deploy the product on Vercel and get a URL you can send to customers.
Lesson 13 of 14 in The AI SaaS Course
Cursor and Windsurf Rules
Write rules files so Cursor and Windsurf follow your conventions without you repeating them in every prompt.
Lesson 14 of 14 in The AI SaaS Course