One person, a whole team.

with agents

You run the whole product on your own, with agents.

From the first question to a working product. You run every stage yourself, with agents. Along the way we build a working app, «Daftar», together, with the process recorded on screen.

See the curriculum

A whole team used to do this. Today one person and agents.

  • 5parts

    From the first question to maintenance. You know why each stage exists.

  • 21lessons

    After each lesson you take one concrete step in your own project.

  • 1real project

    From the first question to a working state. With every mistake and every fix.

What you can do by the end

  • You write down the open questions. Before the work starts, you turn them into requirements.

  • You run the seven stages in order, from the first question to maintenance.

  • You set the project's rules. The session closes and the context stays.

  • With a lead orchestrator you hand work to parallel agents and assemble the result.

  • You check the agent's code with review questions and tests.

  • You turn every fixed mistake into a rule, and the agent does not repeat it.

Who it is for, and who it is not

For people who have started, or tried to build, at least one project with AI.

This is for you if

  1. You started a project with AI but cannot finish it.

  2. You are a junior developer and want to set up working with AI.

  3. You are an experienced engineer, but AI in your work never gets past a plain chat.

  4. As your project grows, keeping it alive gets harder.

  5. You read technical English and have a laptop of your own.

This is not for you if

  1. You have only just started programming and have never worked with AI.

  2. You expect to be taught how to make a website or an app from zero (the course teaches the way of working with AI).

  3. Reading technical English is still hard for you.

  4. You are not ready to pay for the tools monthly (as of 2026-08-04 Claude Pro is $20 a month).

From question to document, document to code, code to review

Each part builds on the one before. One project, «Daftar», is built from scratch on camera across the course.

01

See

Getting started
01One person, a whole team

By the end of the lesson you have seen the finished «Daftar» app running and know how work that took a ten-person team months is done today by one person with agents in days. This is also where you first hear the name ASDLC.

You see how one person does a whole team's work with agents. A working app is on screen, the result is not a guess.

02

Understand

Foundation
02The team and its roles

By the end of the lesson you know who did what in a team: frontend, backend, DevOps, designer, PM, QA and tech lead. You understand why sprints, standups, the backlog and a document culture were needed.

03The SDLC stages

By the end of the lesson you can name the product cycle in seven stages: discovery, planning, design, build, test, ship, maintain. You know which stage the PRD and the spec lived in.

04What changed: ASDLC

By the end of the lesson you see how the same cycle runs with few people and many agents. You say in one sentence why the term ASDLC appeared.

05The «just dump it in ChatGPT» syndrome

By the end of the lesson you spot the habit of dropping a problem into a chat and copying the answer in your own work, and you see the ladder out of it.

You leave haphazard coding. You enter a seven-stage process: discovery, planning, design, build, review, release, maintain. How a team worked and today's order stand side by side.

03

Choose

The agent
06What is an agent? (Not a chatbot)

By the end of the lesson you can explain the difference between an agent and a chatbot. You understand that a model, a harness and a task together make an agent.

07Models and products

By the end of the lesson you tell model families (Claude, GPT, Gemini) apart from products (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Warp, Cowork). The model inside changes within months, so you choose by trust, convenience and price.

You leave the chat window. The AI becomes an agent that carries out the task itself. The model, the terminal and external tools join into one system, and you set the right model for each task yourself.

04

Build

Building
08Discovery: open questions

By the end of the lesson you start the project from open questions: you write them into discovery files and turn each settled question into a decision.

09What is a PRD?

By the end of the lesson you know what a PRD is. A PM used to write it, now you write it together with AI. The PRD for «Daftar» is written on screen.

10PRD → spec → plan

By the end of the lesson you derive a technical spec from the requirement and a plan from the spec. You know the spec is a document you keep up, and what happens when the code drifts from it.

11How the agent knows the project: the main document and folders

By the end of the lesson your project has a rules file and a folder order: discovery, decisions, prds, platform, memory, lessons. The AI writes the file, you steer it. You see the difference between bad and good context on «Daftar».

12The session closes: memory and rules

By the end of the lesson you know what is kept when a session closes and when to clear the context. You turn every fix into a written rule, and the agent does not repeat that mistake.

13Where agents work

By the end of the lesson you know where an agent can work: Claude Code, Cowork, the web and the terminal. You open the Warp terminal on its Free plan for the first time and see the prices for yourself.

14The team forms: a lead orchestrator and parallel agents

By the end of the lesson you give the lead agent the tech lead role: it turns the goal into a plan and hands out tasks. Several agents work in parallel on one project, each with its own context, and you know what to keep for yourself.

15How agents talk, and how it all comes together

By the end of the lesson the agents talk through reports and the orchestrator assembles the result. You bring separately done work into one place for the first time, check it yourself between merge and done, and write down how to run it.

16Review, the most expensive skill

By the end of the lesson you check the agent's code with control questions, by running it and by reading the diff. You know what «almost right» code costs.

17Spec Kit: five stages in practice

By the end of the lesson you apply Spec Kit's five stages to a new feature in «Daftar»: constitution, specify, plan, tasks, implement.

You write the requirement, run several agents in parallel, test the result. You give the agent rules and catch race conditions. Everything from start to finish is on screen.

05

Finish

Reality and wrap-up
18A map of popular workflows

By the end of the lesson you compare three popular workflows: gstack, superpowers and spec-driven (Spec Kit). You know a star count does not show a user count, and every entry on the map carries a date.

19A one-person team's day, and the truth about prices

By the end of the lesson you see how a one-person team's working day goes and write the tool prices into a dated table. $20 is enough to start and not enough for serious daily work. Prices as of 2026-08-04.

20Buzz: the office where agents sit

By the end of the lesson you move the agents you ran from files all course into the Buzz office and set up your own workspace.

21Final project: your own ASDLC

By the end of the lesson you close the map you have filled in since the first part and start your next project along the same cycle yourself. The paths beyond are shown openly too.

You see how a one-person working day goes and know exactly what the tools cost a month. You start your next project with ready-made solutions from the market.

Along with the lessons

A video lesson alone is not enough. Every chapter comes with its own files, templates and prompts.

  • 01Once, at the start

    Setup guide

    How to install the Warp terminal and Claude Code, step by step.

  • 02Every chapter

    Templates

    Ready PDF templates for the discovery file, the PRD, the spec, the session and the rules file.

  • 03Every chapter

    Lesson files

    The prompts and files the lesson uses. Copy them into your own project.

  • 04Throughout the course

    «Daftar» starter code

    The starting copy of the app built across the course.

  • 05Throughout the course

    Glossary

    A technical term is explained the first time it appears and lands in the glossary.

  • 06At the end

    HEAD certificate

    It confirms you finished the course. Issued by HEAD Academy.

  • All of this is in both tiers

    See the tiers

The one-person team's 15 questions

15 questions you ask yourself before handing a project to agents: to each one you answer «yes» or «no». The list is gathered from the course programme, and each question names the lesson that teaches it.

This is «Daftar» at the end of the course: 15 of 15 in place. Click a control's name to see what it checks.

Working rule: the 12 controls without the «later» mark are needed from day one. The 3 marked «later» become mandatory from the day you run several agents in parallel.

Question and document

5 / 5
  • 01
  • 02
  • 03
  • 04
  • 05

Agent and context

5 / 5
  • 06
  • 07
  • 08
  • 09
  • 10

Review and assembly

5 / 5
  • 11
  • 12
  • 13
  • 14
  • 15
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Umid Muhammadsolih

Senior Software Engineer

Umid Muhammadsolih

My name is Umid Muhammadsolih. I work as a Senior Software Engineer at Vention Teams, with 6 years of experience.

I am an engineer who uses these tools every day. I showed the whole process on camera: one real project from the first question to a working state, with every mistake and every fix, built from scratch. In this course I teach the method I use at work every day.

The road from zero to a working product cost me mistakes and time. It does not have to take you that long.

Two tiers, one programme

Both open all 21 lessons in full. You pay in soʻm: Click, Payme or Atmos.

Standard

For those who go on their own, at their own pace

3,497,000UZS

One payment

  • 21 video lessons5 parts. Study whenever suits you.
  • Access to the lessons6 months on Basic, unlimited on Premium.
  • Templates and lesson filesTemplates for the PRD, spec, discovery and rules file, prompts and the glossary.
  • «Daftar» starter codeThe starting copy of the app built across the course.
  • CertificateIssued by HEAD Academy.
  • Unlocks on Premium
  • A chance to join live streamsA chance to take part in live online meetings with the mentor.
    On Premium
  • Private Telegram groupQuestions and support. The mentor answers inside the group.
    On Premium
  • Extended materialsNotes for every lesson, an extended glossary, a playbook and a prompt set.
    On Premium
  • The mentor's method and agentsThe order and ready agents the mentor uses himself.
    On Premium
  • RefundUnder the terms of the HEAD Academy offer.
    On Premium

Premium

our pick

For those who want the mentor's help along the way and live streams

3,997,000UZS

One payment

  • 21 video lessons5 parts. Study whenever suits you.
  • Access to the lessons6 months on Basic, unlimited on Premium.
  • Templates and lesson filesTemplates for the PRD, spec, discovery and rules file, prompts and the glossary.
  • «Daftar» starter codeThe starting copy of the app built across the course.
  • CertificateIssued by HEAD Academy.
  • Premium extras
  • A chance to join live streamsA chance to take part in live online meetings with the mentor.
  • Private Telegram groupQuestions and support. The mentor answers inside the group.
  • Extended materialsNotes for every lesson, an extended glossary, a playbook and a prompt set.
  • The mentor's method and agentsThe order and ready agents the mentor uses himself.
  • RefundUnder the terms of the HEAD Academy offer.

What does the 500,000 UZS difference buy? Access to the lessons is not limited. You get the chance to join live streams with the mentor, the mentor helps in the private group, and you get the extended materials and the mentor's ready agents. Refunds follow the terms of the HEAD Academy offer.

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Questions people ask

01Is it right for someone starting from zero?

No. This course is for people who have started, or tried to build, at least one project with AI.

02Do I need to know how to code?

No. We do not teach coding from scratch. It is enough to have started, or tried to build, one project with AI. Technical terms are explained the first time they appear and land in the glossary.

03Which tools will I need?

The Claude family (Claude Code and the tools that work alongside it), a terminal and two free open-source tools: Spec Kit and Buzz. Other tools are shown only for comparison, no second paid subscription is needed.

04What do the tools cost?

$20 a month. As of 2026-08-04: the only paid subscription needed to start is Claude Pro ($20 a month, $17 billed annually). To be honest: $20 is enough to start and not enough for serious daily work. The terminal is free. For agent features you pay Build $20 or work with your own API key, in which case you pay by usage. Spec Kit and Buzz are free open-source tools. These figures are the monthly tool subscription. The course price is separate.

05Tools change fast. Won't the course go stale?

Tools keep changing, we do not hide that. That is why the core of the course is about order: question → document → build → review. Wherever a tool or a price is named, a date stands next to it. After that you keep the table updated yourself.

06What do I do after the course?

In the last lesson you apply what you learned to your own idea. You take the product from a question to a working state yourself.

07Who answers my questions?

The mentor. On Premium you get the mentor's help in the private Telegram group. There is also the chance to join live streams with the mentor. On Basic you study the lessons and materials on your own; questions and answers are not part of that plan.

08How do I pay for the course?

On the course page, in soʻm: Click, Payme or Atmos.

09Can I get a refund?

Yes, on Premium the money is refunded under the terms of the HEAD Academy offer. On Basic there is no refund.

10Is there a certificate?

Yes. On both plans the certificate is issued by HEAD Academy.

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