Engineering workshops
Building with LLM APIs, RAG, agents and evaluation, in your stack, ending with something the team built themselves.
Adopting AI is mostly a people problem. I run hands-on sessions that take a team from curious to capable, built around your own codebase and workflows rather than generic slides.
For engineering teams starting with LLMs and agents, and business teams who need to know what AI can and cannot safely do for them.
Building with LLM APIs, RAG, agents and evaluation, in your stack, ending with something the team built themselves.
Using Cursor, Copilot and Claude Code without shipping what I call vibe-coded debt: review habits, tests and when to say no.
For non-engineers: where AI saves time, where it makes things up, and how to write a request a system can act on.
Clear guides and examples your team keeps, written by someone who writes technical explainers for a living.
A short survey and a conversation to find out where the team actually is.
Sessions built around your codebase, data and goals.
Remote or on site in Nairobi, with exercises on real problems.
Office hours afterwards, while the team applies it to real work.
Both. Remote anywhere, and in person in Nairobi and across East Africa.
That is the best version: your team learns by building the first system with me, and owns it at the end.
Yes. The technical posts in the blog are written to teach, and the workshops use the same approach.
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