Don't Be a Casual AI User.
Become a Power User with TIMO.

Same methodology we use in enterprise engagements. Hands-on, project-based, on real codebases. You'll learn to manage AI agents — not just use AI tools.

Paid workshop. Hands-on. Limited spots.

April 17, 2026. Hands-On Workshop.

A paid, full-day workshop. You work with Claude Code, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot in structured workflows. You assign work to AI agents, review their output, and maintain context across sessions.

Workshop Details

Date: April 17, 2026

Format: Hands-on workshop. You write code. AI agents write code. You review.

Tools: Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot — in structured workflows, not tutorials.

What you do: Assign structured work through tickets. Maintain persistent context. Review output through quality gates. Ship real features.

Who it's for: Engineers who use AI casually and want to become power users.

Not Tutorials. Real Workflows.

Four areas. Each one builds on the last. By the end, you manage AI agents the way a tech lead manages a team.

01

AI-Managed Development

Not autocomplete. You learn to assign structured work to AI agents, review through quality gates, and maintain persistent context across sessions.

02

Real Codebases

No toy projects. You work on production-grade code with real complexity. The kind of codebases you'll actually face at work.

03

The Full Workflow

Ticket assignment, context architecture, review gates, deployment. The same workflow enterprises use. End to end.

04

Tools That Matter

Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot. Not tutorials about them — structured workflows through them. You'll know which tool to use when.

This Is Built for Engineers.

Three types of people get the most out of this program.

01

Mid-Career Engineers (3-10 Years)

You've shipped production code. You've managed systems. Now you want to manage AI agents at scale — not just accept autocomplete suggestions.

02

Early-Career Developers

You want a real competitive edge. Not a certificate. The ability to assign structured work to AI and review it like a senior engineer — that's the edge.

03

Casual AI Users Ready to Level Up

You use Copilot or ChatGPT. You get some value. But you know there's a bigger gear. This program shows you what structured AI management actually looks like.

From Foundations to Power User.

Same progression used in enterprise engagements. Each stage is a step change in what you can do.

Foundations Setup, prompt literacy, tool configuration
Productivity Structured tickets, context files, review gates
Mastery Multi-agent workflows, persistent memory
Power User Full autonomy, 2-3x feature delivery

What You Walk Away With.

Skill is the product. Here's what that means in practice.

What Graduates Can Do

Assign structured work to AI agents. Not "ask ChatGPT a question." Create tickets with scope, acceptance criteria, and context. Review output through quality gates. Merge with confidence.

Maintain persistent context. Your AI agents remember project rules, past decisions, and architectural constraints across sessions. No more starting from scratch.

Build AI into products. RAG systems, agent workflows, API integrations. On real codebases with real complexity.

Access to Timo's enterprise network. We work with enterprises that need engineers who can do this. Graduates get visibility.

No placement guarantees. We don't promise jobs. We build skill. The skill speaks for itself.

Casual User vs. Power User.

Most engineers use AI the same way. Here's what changes.

Casual AI User TIMO Power User
How they use AI Accept autocomplete suggestions Assign structured work through tickets
Context management Start fresh every session Persistent memory across sessions
Quality control Hope for the best Review gates before merge
Output Faster typing 2-3x feature delivery

Book the April 17 Workshop.

Paid workshop. Hands-on. Limited spots. You'll work with Claude Code, Cursor, and Copilot in structured workflows.

Book Your Spot

poorna@timolabs.dev