Learn AI-Driven Development. Build Real Software.

The structured training program for the agentic era — prompt engineering, specs, coding agents, verification, and shipping. Start by testing yourself: paste a prompt below and get scored in 30 seconds. No signup required.

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5 dimensions scored
Your prompt gets scored on
Clarity
85
Specificity
72
Context
90
Efficiency
68
Fit
78

These five dimensions combine into your VQ (Vibe Quotient) — a single number that measures how well you collaborate with AI. The training program builds each dimension lesson by lesson, and every practice drill shows you exactly where you stand.

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Build a Markdown to HTML Converter

Create a converter that handles common markdown syntax. Parse headers, bold, italic, links, images, code blocks, and lists.

75 Base VQ+25 Efficiency+20 Speed
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What Is AI-Driven Development?

AI-driven development (also called vibe coding or AI-assisted coding) is building software by directing AI tools instead of writing every line yourself. You describe what you want in a specification, prompt a coding agent like Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex to build it, review and verify the generated code, and ship it.

In 2026, the models handle code generation. The scarce skill is operating them well: writing specs an agent can actually execute, catching the failure modes, verifying the output works, and shipping software you can stand behind. That skill is what VibeQ trains.

What you learn in the VibeQ training program

  • Vibe coding foundations (Unit 0, free): set up your environment, choose your AI tools, and write your first working prompts.
  • Specification engineering: turn vague ideas into instructions AI can execute.
  • Page-level architecture: navigation, forms, state management, and multi-page apps.
  • Complex applications: authentication, real-time features, and performance.
  • Production-grade development: professional polish, advanced orchestration, and a capstone project.
  • Agentic engineering: context files, MCP, multi-agent workflows, and verification loops for coding agents.
  • Shipping AI-built software: reviewing code you didn't write, testing strategy, security, and scale.

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$0/month
  • Unit 0 of the training program (~12 hours)
  • Daily practice drill + prompt evaluator
  • VQ score tracking + leaderboard
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$9.99/month
  • The full training program — all 7 units, specs to shipping
  • Unlimited practice drills, 1.5x VQ multiplier
  • Advanced AI evaluation + performance analytics
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is vibe coding?

Vibe coding is building software by describing what you want in plain language and letting an AI write the code. Done casually, it produces demos that fall apart. VibeQ trains the disciplined version: clear specs, verification, and shipping code you can stand behind.

Do I need to know how to code to learn AI-driven development?

No. Unit 0 starts with tool setup and your first working prompts. Experienced developers can move quickly to the agentic engineering and shipping units.

How long does it take to learn AI-assisted coding?

Unit 0 takes about 12 hours and gets you to your first shipped project. The full seven-unit program takes most people a few weeks at a few hours per week.

Which AI coding tools does VibeQ teach?

The skills are tool-agnostic. Lessons and drills apply to Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Cline, and whatever ships next. The tools change; the discipline doesn't.

Is VibeQ free?

Unit 0 of the training program (about 12 hours), the daily practice drill, and the prompt evaluator are free with no credit card. The full program is $9.99/month.

What is a VQ score?

VQ (Vibe Quotient) measures how well you collaborate with AI. Every prompt and spec you submit is scored on five dimensions: clarity, specificity, context, efficiency, and problem-solution fit.