Learn to vibecode like you’ve got a senior dev on your team.
No gatekeeping, no "go study algorithms for 5 years" nonsense. We explain straight up how an AI helper actually thinks, and how to command it to build sites, apps, and bots—even if you write code purely "on vibes".
Courses
Vibecoding
How to make AI write production code without spiraling into a chaotic mess. Our flagship course based on ECC.
8 chapters · 46 lessonsComfyUI
Generate images and video via nodes. From your very first workflow to massive custom pipelines.
4 chapters · 13 lessonsLocal Agents
Run your own AI on your own hardware: setup, model selection, and absolute privacy.
3 chapters · 7 lessonsAI Models
What the hell is the difference between Opus, Sonnet, GPT, and Gemini? And which one should you actually use?
3 chapters · 7 lessonsShipping to Stores
The strict rules of the App Store and Google Play. How to build your app right from day one.
3 chapters · 7 lessonsInspiration
Slick buttons, micro-animations, and visual styles you can swipe straight into your pet projects.
3 chapters · 7 lessonsAI Slop
Why AI content makes people cringe — and who is actually responsible. How to stop making slop and use AI in ways that build real leverage while skeptics keep arguing.
3 chapters · 7 lessonsECC reference
Catalog of all 197 ECC skills: what each does and how to launch it.
197 skills · referenceThe 7 Levels of Vibecoding
Every lesson is tagged with a level—from "blindly mashing the prompt" to "understanding system architecture". Climb the ladder.
You poke the AI with "fix this bug" and don't care how it works. Speed is all that matters.
You spin up entire apps from a single prompt (Lovable / Bolt / v0), but routing and state management terrify you.
You shovel documentation into the AI's mouth and blindly paste whatever it spits back.
You break complex tasks into atomic steps and walk the AI through them. You're starting to see the matrix.
You demand clean, modular code, but you start to drown when it's time to stitch massive components together.
You actually read the docs and confidently refactor the AI's code using proper design patterns.
You fully grasp the architecture. The AI is your high-speed accelerator, no longer a crutch.