Habit 01
Make AI question you first
Before it answers, ask it to check what you already know.
Its questions show you where your gaps are.
Hands-on AI courses
We teach you how to think and work with AI. Ten short courses where you build something real, and every one starts with you doing the thinking first.
How we teach
AI can give you answers in seconds. The learning happens when you question, guess, get it wrong and work it out. These habits from our 10/10 Habits series are built into every lesson.
Habit 01
Before it answers, ask it to check what you already know.
Its questions show you where your gaps are.
Habit 02
Tell it to give you one step at a time.
Before it reveals the next one, predict what comes next.
Habit 03
“If I ask you to do one of these tasks completely for me, stop and make me attempt it first.”
Courses
Each course is a single project you finish in an hour or two. Pick a level or a track.
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Describe a page in plain words, let v0 draft it, then edit the result and publish it live on Vercel.
Think first: sketch the sections on paper before you write a single prompt.
Connect an AI assistant to your calendar so it finds free slots, drafts invites and protects your focus time.
Think first: write your own rules for a good week before AI books anything.
Install Claude Code, open a project and make your first changes from the terminal by describing what you want.
Think first: predict which files need to change before Claude tells you.
Write prompts that ask Claude for sources, counter-arguments and how sure it is, not just a tidy summary.
Think first: write your own answer to the question, then compare it with Claude’s.
Turn a folder of notes into a knowledge base that Claude can search, link and keep up to date for you.
Think first: decide for yourself what is worth remembering before you automate it.
Connect a design tool to Claude Code through MCP and turn a mockup into a working HTML and CSS page.
Think first: name the page’s components yourself before Claude builds them.
Set up three AI agents, a researcher, a writer and an editor, that pass work to each other until the post is done.
Think first: write the outline yourself and let the crew draft from it.
Choose a model on Amazon Bedrock, ground it in your own documents and put it behind a simple chat window.
Think first: write five questions your bot must get right before you build it.
Work through a classic interview problem the way engineers do: requirements, data model, scaling and trade-offs.
Think first: draw your own design before you ask AI to review it.
Take a real business problem, scope it, and design an AI solution a client would sign off on.
Think first: list the client’s questions before you pick a single tool.
Internship track
The internship courses give you the kind of work hiring managers ask about: a system design you can defend and an AI solution you scoped yourself. Finish both and you have two projects to walk through in an interview.
See the internship coursesShow you can reason about scale and trade-offs.
Show you can turn a business problem into an AI plan.
Explain every decision in your own words, without AI in the room.
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