From retrieval to agents that do the work
Understand RAG architecture, then explore agents that execute and verify work.
Prerequisites and learning sequenceFeatured paid course
Move from prompts and context to harnesses, loops, and graphs through a portfolio generation and review example.
Developers with basic programming and AI coding experience
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Audience, practice and prerequisites00CodeBridge
CodeBridge offers courses in AI coding, RAG and agents, and workflow automation. Compare the audience, prerequisites, learning outcomes and practice to choose a course for your current goal.
01Featured course
An agent design with execution, checks, and handoffs
Are you explaining rules and missing checks only after the AI has finished?
Expand prompt-centered agent design into harness, loop, and graph structures to build more controllable systems.
Design agent loops with execution and verification / Connect roles and handoffs through graphs
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Build a portfolio generation and review workflow with execution, verification, and role handoffs. The course combines concepts with design and practice.
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Turn an idea into a Chrome extension
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Apply Agent and Plan modes to Java and Spring
Basic Java syntax, web concepts, and IDE experience. Basic Spring knowledge is helpful.19 entries · 203 minExplore the course
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Connect recurring decisions to code
You need to read Python functions and dictionaries and run basic code.8 entries · 108 minExplore the courseBuild a website or portfolio with AI
Basic computer skills are needed. Web development experience helps but is not required.10 entries · 107 minExplore the coursePractice AI workflows for writing, images, and video
No coding knowledge required. Basic computer and internet skills are enough.9 entries · 48 minExplore the course03Course finder
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Understand RAG architecture, then explore agents that execute and verify work.
Prerequisites and learning sequenceStart with a Java and Spring project, then organize the environment and verification rules.
Prerequisites and learning sequenceReduce an Excel task first. Build a browser tool if your web tasks also repeat.
Prerequisites and learning sequence04Free learning
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When AI coding gets stuck, look at the workflow. Six short lessons introduce context, harnesses, loops, and graphs.
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05Blog
Read the specification and trust boundary behind 6.5 million lines of Lean proof, and distinguish historical-bug checks from universal vulnerability detection.
AI EngineeringLLM training data contains vast amounts of legacy patterns. Modern Web Guidance bridges this gap by providing expert-curated, token-efficient guidelines directly into the agent's context window. Eval results show 27–36 percentage point uplift across multiple agents.
AI CodingExamine the Maker–Checker–Core design, then separate defect detection, integration evidence, and review cost when evaluating a multi-agent workflow.
06Team training, AX and technical consulting
Decide what to delegate to AI, which workflows to automate, and how to assess RAG quality. Define training and deliverables around your team’s problems and experience.
07FAQ
Basic programming, the ability to run code, and experience with AI coding tools such as Claude Code or Cursor. Beginners can start with free concepts or the workflow automation course.
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