Twelve modules. One real project.
Start with an idea, build a working system, and leave with a process you can reuse.
- 12 modules
- 8 field tools
- 7 workflow maps
- 1 capstone
Course modules
01Work with CodexUnderstand what Codex is and where it fits into your workflow.Lesson+
Learn the different Codex surfaces, what each one is good at, and how to choose a setup that matches the work in front of you.
02Write a useful briefGive the work a clear result, audience, boundary, and proof plan.Workshop+
Turn a loose request into a brief you and Codex can follow without hiding assumptions or expanding the project by accident.
03Set up your workspacePrepare files, instructions, tools, and access before building.Setup+
Learn a clean project setup that protects unrelated work and makes the important commands and boundaries easy to find.
04Understand an existing projectRead, explore, and map a real project with confidence.Lab+
Trace pages, components, data, scripts, tests, and deployment before making changes to a project you did not build from scratch.
05Build a complete first versionConnect the pieces into one working user path.Build+
Move from plan to a small complete version that can be opened, used, and improved instead of a collection of unfinished fragments.
06Use files, tools, and the terminalWork confidently with the practical tools behind the interface.Lab+
Learn the file, command, and tool patterns that make projects faster to inspect, edit, test, and package without losing track of what changed.
07Work safely with GitKeep changes reviewable, isolated, and recoverable.Workflow+
Use status, diffs, branches, and worktrees to preserve existing work and keep parallel changes understandable.
08Add skills and connected toolsGive Codex the right capabilities without adding clutter.Toolkit+
Understand when a skill, plugin, connector, or browser workflow adds real value and how to keep the work inside appropriate boundaries.
09Create repeatable automationsTurn recurring work into a reliable, observable routine.Workflow+
Plan timing, inputs, duplicates, failures, and notifications so an automation remains useful after the first successful run.
10Test in the browserCheck the actual experience on desktop and mobile.QA+
Verify page identity, layout, responsive behavior, console health, keyboard access, and the primary interaction instead of trusting a build alone.
11Publish and verifyRelease through the real path and reopen what visitors receive.Release+
Package or deploy the work, verify the production route and version, and report exactly what is live and what remains outside your view.
12Complete the capstoneBring the full method together in one finished project.Capstone+
Brief, explore, build, test, and launch a project of your own while keeping the process clear enough to explain and reuse.
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