An immersive hands-on workshop that will take you from idea to launched product.

Who it's for

Anyone with an idea. Designers, founders, curious and motivated people who want to see a product or service they imagined come to life.

This workshop will walk you through what tools, services and skills to use, best practices for prompting AI and how to publish your project to the world.

No coding experience required – if you can describe what you want, you can build it. If you've already tinkered with AI tools, you'll leave with a workflow that makes them click together.

Workshop

3 Hours. 10 People. 1 Product Idea.

Welcome (25 min)

• Kickoff (15 min): We'll kick it off with a lightning round where everyone shares their project or idea.
• Quick Demo (10 min): Quick show and tell to give an overview of the process and tools.

Walkthrough (60 min)

• Setup (10 min): The tools you need and the flow you'll follow. Claude Code, Skills, Antigravity, Sublime, GitHub, Cloudflare, and Vercel.
• Prep (15 min): Getting your idea ready to build, defining your audience and creating a requirement doc.
• Build (20 min): Let's start prompting! Which models, which skills to use when, how to build features, test, and get the product made.
• Publish (10 min): Set up GitHub and Vercel with a Cloudflare domain – or any variation of your existing services to set your idea free.
• Habits (5 min): A few best practices and habits to close it all up.

Break (5 min)

Build & Office hours (90 min)

Time to build! (75 min) I'm around to help. Ask questions when you're stuck, grab me for a brainstorm when you're not sure what to build first.

Show & tell (15 min): We close with a quick, optional demo of what you've built, however far you got.

What to bring

You'll get the most out of the workshop if you prep. So a few things in advance:

• Bring an idea! Or two. The more detail the better. References are very helpful too.
• Create accounts for GitHub, Vercel, Cloudflare – they are all free.
• Install and sign into Claude Code or Codex, GitHub Desktop, Antigravity, Sublime, DashCode.

Why

I've spent the last year building this way – lots of landing pages, web apps, chrome extensions, mac apps, even my own vibe coding tool called DashCode – and the thing that made the products better was knowing the tools, understanding the workflows and having a better grasp of prompting.