Give the Agent a Clear Target
Turn a feature request into small acceptance criteria. Use Claude Code to add status changes and filtering to the supplied lead dashboard.
TechMentor Pro / Live Build Workshops
Go From “AI Wrote It”
Claude Code Shipping Lab
Go From “AI Wrote It”
to “I Can Ship It.”
Turn your curiosity about AI into hands-on experience. Build on a ready-made lead dashboard with Claude Code, learn how to check its work, and follow the steps to share your project—with live guidance throughout.
For everyone curious about building with AI—complete beginners, career changers, freelancers, and developers. No prior coding experience required.
- 4 HoursLive, hands-on practice
- 20 Learners MaxSmall-group learning
- 1 Project ReviewAfter the workshop
Thursday, October 15, 2026 · 11 a.m.–3 p.m. Eastern · $149 USD / £119 GBP
Open the Interactive Demo
No signup. No setup. Explore the frontend in your browser.
Sample data only—not a production CRM or a completed course project.
Try the Outcome Before You Choose the Workshop
Not Another Abstract Tutorial.
A Project You Can Explore.
Open the frontend demo and put it through its paces. Then practise the engineering behind this kind of experience: define the change, inspect the output, test its behaviour, and explain the result.
Take a 60-Second Test Drive
You Don’t Have to Imagine It.
- Filter the pipeline to see only new leads.
- Open a lead and change its status.
- Try adding a sample enquiry with missing fields.
Frontend only. No account needed. Sample changes reset on reload. Workshop testing and deployment are not simulated here.
Find the Almost-Right Code
Inspect the diff. Check ordinary and invalid inputs. Reproduce a seeded defect, catch it with a failing test, and work through the repair.
Make the Result Demonstrable
Work through deployment and a smoke check. Explain the implementation and its limits in a README, with a verified local fallback if deployment fails.
A learning project, not a production promise.
The dashboard uses seeded, synthetic enquiries and local data. Authentication, a shared database, real lead capture, billing, and customer-data handling are outside this four-hour lab.
The Part That Matters After the Demo
Knowing It Looks Right Isn’t the Same as Knowing It Works.
A generated feature can look convincing and still fail on an edge case. The lab gives you a specific place to practise turning “it seems fine” into a check you can run, a bug you can reproduce, and a change you can explain.
See How the Live Session Gets You There ↓Bring Your Curiosity. We’ll Guide the Steps.
You Don’t Need to Be a Developer to Start Building.
Whether you’re exploring AI for the first time, changing careers, freelancing, or already writing code, you can join. We use one supplied project, explain new concepts in plain language, and work through the essential steps together.
Ask Admissions a QuestionWhat to Bring
- A laptop with internet access and permission to install the workshop tools.
- Working Claude Code access; its subscription or usage costs are separate.
- 30–45 minutes to follow our guided setup checklist before class.
- Curiosity, questions, and a willingness to try things alongside the group.
Starting from zero? You’re welcome. No JavaScript, Git, or terminal experience is required. We introduce the commands and checks as we use them. This is a guided introduction to a practical workflow, not a complete programming course in four hours.
One Shared Project. One Tool Path.
Your Four-Hour Shipping Roadmap.
Build alongside the group, inspect the result together, and ask questions while the problem is in front of you. Two short breaks are built in.
- 01
00:00–00:35 · Get Comfortable
Meet Your Project and Your AI Assistant.
Tour the supplied starter, learn what the files and basic commands do, and run it together (20 minutes). Then describe one small change in plain language and agree how we’ll check it (15 minutes).
Checkpoint: understand the starter and the change we’re making together. - 02
00:35–01:15 · Build Along
Give Your Dashboard a Useful New Feature.
Follow a guided prompt to add status changes and filtering with Claude Code. We explain what changed, where to find it, and how to try it in the browser.
Checkpoint: a feature you can use and a clearer understanding of how it works.01:15–01:25 · 10-Minute Break - 03
01:25–02:40 · Check and Fix
Learn What to Do When Something Goes Wrong.
Try normal and missing inputs, then follow the instructor to add automated checks (40 minutes). Walk through an intentionally planted bug, read the error together, and use Claude Code to help fix it (35 minutes).
Checkpoint: practise checking AI output rather than trusting it blindly.02:40–02:50 · 10-Minute Break - 04
02:50–04:00 · Deploy and Explain
Put the Work in Front of Someone.
Deploy and smoke-test the demo (35 minutes), demonstrate it with peer and instructor feedback (25 minutes), then get the review submission checklist and next steps (10 minutes).
Checkpoint: a deployed demo or documented, verified local fallback, plus an explanation of its limits.
More Than a Tutorial
The Demo Is Free.
The Live Practice Is the Difference.
Explore the interface on your own first. Join the live lab for a shared build, step-by-step explanations, troubleshooting when something breaks, and a review of the required exercise afterwards.
Claude Code Is the Shared Tool
One guided setup path, so everyone can follow the same steps.
- A Starter That Saves Setup Time
- Repository, known-good checkpoints, acceptance-criteria worksheet, debugging guide, and a fallback deployment guide.
- Four Hours of Guided Practice
- An instructor-led, small-group live build for up to 20 learners, with explanations and time for questions along the way.
- A 30-Day Replay
- Revisit the session, pause the debugging walkthrough, and work through the exercise again.
- One Review of Your Dashboard
- Submit the required exercise within seven days after class. Feedback is returned within seven further days. The review does not cover arbitrary client projects or unlimited follow-up.
Before We Meet: 30–45 Minutes of Guided Setup
Follow the setup checklist to install the tools, sign into Claude Code, and open the supplied starter. You do not need to study programming in advance. Contact admissions if you get stuck. Claude Code access is separate from the workshop ticket; make sure your access and usage allowance support the session. Supplied checkpoints let you continue following the project if generation or tool access fails.
A Focused, Standalone Live Workshop
Your Next Step Starts
on October 15.
Build, test, and share a lead dashboard alongside a group working toward the same finish line. Beginners welcome.
- Workshop Date
- Thursday, October 15, 2026
- US Eastern
- 11:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m. EDT
- US Pacific
- 8:00 a.m.–noon PDT
- London
- 4:00–8:00 p.m. BST
Live online · Four hours including two short breaks · Maximum 20 learners
October 15 Workshop Ticket
$149 USDor £119 GBP
One payment for one four-hour live workshop.
- Beginner-friendly, step-by-step guidance
- Starter project, checkpoints, and guides
- Live build, testing, and debugging practice
- 30 days of replay access
- One review of the required exercise
Claude Code access costs extra. Any applicable taxes are shown at checkout.
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Before You Commit
A Clear Brief.
No Surprises.
Still deciding whether this is the right next step? Talk it through with admissions.
Send a QuestionCan a complete beginner join?
Yes. No prior coding, JavaScript, Git, or terminal experience is required. We provide the starter, introduce the tools in plain language, and guide you through each essential step. Bring a laptop, working Claude Code access, and complete the guided setup checklist before class. You can revisit the recording for 30 days. The aim is to practise a useful AI-assisted workflow, not master programming in a single session.
What exactly will I work toward?
A demonstration dashboard with synthetic leads, status updates, filtering, understandable validation errors, and a test that catches a seeded defect. You’ll practise deploying it—or documenting a verified local fallback—and explaining the implementation and remaining limitations in a README. Completion depends on preparation and participation; attendance alone does not establish that the exercise meets these criteria.
Is this a production-ready app or an AI integration course?
Neither. You’ll use Claude Code to help engineer an existing web app. You won’t build an AI model inside it. The exercise uses local, synthetic data; secure multi-user access, real customer data, billing, and production operations require further engineering.
Why pay when there are free tutorials?
You get scheduled practice, step-by-step explanations, live troubleshooting, a shared project with a clear finish line, and one review of your required exercise. If you only want introductory information about the tool, self-directed resources may be enough.
Do I need Claude Code access, and can I use Codex instead?
Bring working Claude Code access with sufficient usage allowance; it is not included in the ticket. This workshop uses one supported tool path rather than parallel Claude and Codex setups. The underlying habits—specify, inspect, test, and explain—can transfer to other coding assistants.
What if I fall behind or deployment fails?
The starter includes known-good checkpoints, a guided test command, and a fallback deployment guide. Ask questions as we go, return to a checkpoint, and use the 30-day replay afterwards. You can follow the instructor demonstration and revisit the hands-on steps at your own pace. A verified, documented local build is the fallback if deployment cannot be completed.
How does the project review work?
Submit the supplied dashboard exercise within seven days after the workshop. One bounded review checks the exercise against its completion criteria, with feedback within the next seven days. Unrelated client projects and unlimited support are not included.
Does this include the Live Cohort or Self-Paced library?
No. TechMentor has three learning formats: Live Cohort, full-library Self-Paced access, and goal-oriented Live Workshops. This is one standalone workshop, with no automatic cohort credit or library access. It is also separate from the beginner-focused AI Web Freelancer Launch Lab.
How do I book my place?
Choose the $149 USD or £119 GBP option above and complete secure checkout with Teachable. Both options enroll you in the same live workshop on Thursday, October 15, 2026. Workshop access and preparation information are hosted in your Teachable course. Review the purchase and refund terms at checkout, and contact admissions if you have questions before paying.