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A role that expects an agentic prototype in an afternoon is not asking you to type faster. It is asking you to stop re-deciding things you decided a hundred times already — project setup, an auth stub, a backend that streams something, a trace view, a review gate. Those hours are not skill. They are absent tooling, and tooling is a thing you can build once. This course builds it, then makes you prove the claim under a clock you do not get to move.
Start lesson one: Where the hours actually go →
This course is being written as you work through it. The first module is ready — it is the one that decides what the kit is allowed to contain, which has to be settled before there is anything worth building. Ask your teaching agent for the next module once your first timed run is in the log.
A starter kit is a thing you own, maintain and pay for — not a folder you copy. Deciding what goes in it is the whole job.
A mock agent that streams convincingly, so the UI can be built and demoed before any real graph exists.
The kit only proves anything under a deadline you did not get to move.
Every claim on these pages links to its source. If a source looks wrong or out of date, check the resource list and tell your teaching agent — the course is meant to be corrected.