A hands-on course that teaches the one repeatable method for connecting any API or connector — Anthropic, Vercel, Bright Data, GitHub, USPTO, or one you've never seen — safely, on budget, without leaking a key or eating a surprise bill.
Free placement quiz. No account, no card. Works on your phone.
Taught on the real stack — not toy examples
The real problem
Most courses hand you code to copy. That's why it breaks the moment you touch a real API — you learned the what, never the how. Here's what actually stops people:
The method
Learn it once, reuse it on every tool you'll ever touch. The traps that cost money and days aren't footnotes here — each one gets surfaced and drilled before it can bite you.
The smallest useful win.
Official docs — auth, limits, price. Verify live.
Credentials, stored safe. Never in code.
The smallest call that works.
Errors, paging, rate limits — read the response.
Glue it in. Retries, logging, a cost guard.
Deploy, budget alert, watch it run.
It meets you where you are
A 60-second placement puts you exactly where you should begin — no sitting through what you know, no drowning in what you don't.
Never touched a terminal. Motivated to ship.
Starts at Level 0
Has some pieces — ready for real data.
Starts at Level 2
Already codes. New to this stack.
Fast-tracks to Level 3
"I spent thousands of dollars and months of nights fumbling these exact APIs — discovering auth models the hard way, eating surprise bills, re-leaking keys I'd sworn I'd never leak again. This is the shortcut I wish someone had handed me on day one."
— The founder. Your origin story goes here; keep it true.
What you get
Pick your depth
The core. Learn on your own clock.
Everything in Self-Paced, plus people and pace.
We wire your specific stack, together.
You keep everything you build. We own the course materials; your projects are 100% yours.
Straight answers
No. The placement starts non-coders at zero and gets a real API call working in your first session. If you already code, it fast-tracks you past the basics. Same course, different entry point.
No. You own 100% of what you build — your projects, your code, your business. We own the course materials; you own your work. Full stop.
Most examples run on free tiers, and you'll set a budget alert before any paid call. Managing cost is part of the curriculum, not an afterthought — avoiding the surprise bill is one of the first things you learn.
Both. You learn and plan in chat — which works on your phone — and build for real in Claude Code. The same mentor travels across both, so it feels like one continuous coach.
The mentor debugs live. You paste the actual error, and you work it together — reading it, mapping it to the trap it belongs to, and fixing it so it never scares you again.
Two minutes from now
Take the 60-second placement and see your level, your entry point, and the first API you'd wire.
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