Vibe Coding for Non-Coders

This is a hands-on program for people who've never coded professionally but need to build something real - a business tool, an automation, a scraper, a small internal app - and don't want to wait on a dev team or a 12-week bootcamp to do it. I built my own tools this exact way (a transcript-pulling pipeline, a 13,800-listing directory scraper, a fintech onboarding portal) while working full-time in sales, with no engineering job behind me. This program is that same process, taught directly.

What you'll learn: How to go from a vague idea to a working first version using an AI coding assistant, how to read and debug code that AI wrote for you instead of getting stuck the moment something breaks, and how to harden a rough script into something that survives real data and real use.

Topics covered: Prompting AI tools for code (not just chat, but iterative building), reading error messages without panicking, structuring a small project so it doesn't collapse as it grows, working with real-world messy data, adding logging/retries so things don't silently fail, and knowing when to simplify versus when to push through a bug.

Structure: Progressive, built around your actual project rather than toy exercises. We start by scoping one real problem you have, get an ugly-but-working version live fast, then spend the following sessions hardening it - the same order I went through with each of my own tools (first version, breaks on real data, fix it properly).

Delivery: Live 1:1 video calls, screen-shared, coding alongside you rather than lecturing at you. Between calls, you work on the project yourself and bring back what broke.

Teaching style: Direct and hands-on, not theory-first. I won't pretend to be a formally trained engineer, and I don't expect you to become one either - the goal is capability, not credentials.

Interaction: Live problem-solving on our calls, code review and feedback on what you build between sessions, and open Q&A whenever you're stuck - the same back-and-forth I use when I'm stuck on my own projects.