Developer education for the AI era
AI solved the easy half of your job. Unlearn trains the other half, so you build better software and grow as an engineer.
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Spec a Product
OpenSpecDesign a Feature
Build Features
Review AI Code
Comparison · 6 min readMCP vs CLI
TLDR · 4:42What Is Agent Orchestration?
TLDR · 4:39Agents That Use Software Like You Do
LiveSpec-Driven Development: From Idea to Production with AITurn a vague idea into a detailed product spec
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Oct 19 to 25, 2026
Agents are starting to do a lot more than write code. They can delegate work to other agents, coordinate tasks and increasingly interact with software through the same interfaces we use.
Alex Garrett-Smith · Oct 21
Comparison · 6 min read
In my test with Sonnet 5.5, MCP used 2.1× the tokens for the same answers; use a CLI when there's a good one, and MCP when there isn't.
TLDR · 4:42
AI agent orchestration enables multiple agents to collaborate, delegate tasks, share context, and coordinate complex workflows to achieve better results.
TLDR · 4:39
Computer-use agents click, type and navigate software like a person, which makes them useful and risky to hand real tasks.
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Long conversations with engineers who changed how they work with AI.
Which engineer are you becoming? A role is a route through the courses in the order you use them, and finishing it earns the role certificate.
Own what gets built and how, end to end, with agents doing the typing.
For decades the code was the bottleneck, so the work got split. Someone wrote the ticket and someone else typed it out. Agents made the typing nearly free, and the gap between the two is where things break now. A product engineer closes it, turning a product goal into a spec an agent can't misread, directing the build, and owning what ships.
9 steps 78 lessons The Product Engineer certificate
Calling a model takes one line. Making it reliable inside a real product, with retrieval, evals and an interface that holds up, takes an engineer.
Agents follow whatever structure they find. Architects design systems where the right change is easy and the wrong one is hard.
Most automation doesn't need a model. You know when a script or a hook will do, put agents only where the work needs judgment, and build pipelines that run on their own.
Tools don't change teams, habits do. You take a team from skeptical to effective without letting quality slip.
When the code writes itself, how it feels becomes the product. Design engineers shape the experience and ship it, with no handoff in between.
In this lesson, you'll take your rough specification and turn it into something far more solid by removing assumptions, adding missing details.
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That's the loop. A platform you work alongside, not a library you never finish.
The skills and starters from the courses, free and open source.
Spec generator, code review, ship gate, triage and more, installed into any coding agent.
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A company that teaches developers for a living, and the engineer who leads the curriculum.
We've been teaching developers since 2017, and more than 2 million of them have learned with us. We run FrontendNation, one of the biggest online dev conferences out there, and the official Vue.js and Nuxt certifications, built hand in hand with the people who created those frameworks.
Unlearn is all of that, pointed at the part of the job AI changed.
Alex Garrett-Smith, Technical Education Lead at BitterBrains.
Built Codecourse into a 300,000-subscriber channel and a full learning platform, acquired in 2025. Now leads the curriculum and judgment frameworks behind Unlearn. Sixteen years teaching developers how to build, now writing the playbook for what comes next.
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Yes. The judgment applies to any stack and any AI tool. For the setup, the AGENTS.md starters cover 13 stacks, including Laravel, Nuxt, Next.js, Rails and SvelteKit, and the skills install into any coding agent with one command.
A route through the courses in the order you use them, built around the engineer you're becoming. Finish every step and you earn the role certificate. Product Engineer is live, and five more roles are on the way.
Using AI and trusting what it hands you are two different skills. In a survey of 3,080 developers, 44% rated themselves average at judging AI output. They ship faster and second-guess more.
If you already lean on AI, you'll get more out of Unlearn than someone just starting, because you're already making the calls it trains.
Most of them teach a tool, and the tool changes next month. Unlearn teaches the calls you make around it, like what to spec, what to hand off, and what to reject in review. The tools part stays current too, because new courses and tools keep shipping.
If you're senior, you'll move through the principles fast and spend your time where it pushes you, like context engineering, spec-driven development and reviewing AI-written code. If you're earlier in your career, every course starts with the principle before the tool, so you build the judgment that usually takes years of mistakes.
Lessons run under seven minutes on average, and each one ends with something you use on your own project the same day. You don't have to finish a course to get value. One lesson on reviewing AI-written code changes how you read the next PR.
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