One-person team
The whole product cycle. One person. Agents.
A team used to do this. Today — one person and agents.
By the numbers
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parts
From start to finish: foundation, agent, build, reality.
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lessons
0 h 0 min of video in total. Each lesson is one topic.
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app
«Daftar»: income and expenses, debts, a monthly report — built together during the course.
From the course programme · as of 2026-09-04
You finish with a working order of your own — documents and a protocol that keep working after the course.
What stays with you after the course?
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A filled-in ASDLC map
Every stage of the product cycle named, with your own work placed inside it. The map fills in as the course goes.
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A review protocol
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A starter project folder
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A dated tool-spend table
What you can do by the end
- 01Name every stage of the product cycle and place your own work inside it.
- 02Start a project from open questions: write them down and watch them close as decisions.
- 03Write a PRD and derive a technical spec and a build plan from it.
- 04Write the project's rules file — CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md — and set up the folder order: discovery · decisions · prds · platform · memory · lessons.
- 05Close a working session and continue the next day without losing memory; turn every correction into a written rule.
- 06Work with a lead orchestrator and parallel agents: split the task, assemble the result.
- 07Review what the agent did — the most valuable skill in the course; the review protocol stays with you.
- 08Three workflow maps — gstack, superpowers, spec-driven — and Spec Kit's five stages in practice.
- 09Put your own monthly tool spend into a dated table.
Course programme
From question to document, document to code, code to review.
Open a part to see what is inside.
Who teaches the course
Mentor
Umidjon Mamasoliyev
Senior Software Engineer · Vention Teams
Senior Software Engineer with 6 years of experience.
The course walks the entire product cycle with one person and several agents: from question to document, from document to code, from code to review. At each stage you see side by side how a team used to do the work and how it is done with agents today. Along the way we build a working app — «Daftar» — with the process recorded live on screen.
Who it is for
Not from zero — you need at least one project built, or attempted, with AI.
Price
Two plans, one programme.
Pay with Payme, Click or Atmos. After payment the sign-in code is sent to your phone number.
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Standard
2,900,000UZS
3,700,000 UZSprevious priceEvery lesson and material — at your own pace.
- All video lessons — lifetime access
- Hands-on assignments for every module
- Private Telegram community
- Certificate
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Premium
4,700,000UZS
5,900,000 UZSprevious priceThe Standard plan plus work with the mentor.
- Everything in Standard
- Weekly live sessions with the mentor
- Personal homework review and feedback
- 1:1 consultation on the final project
- Portfolio review and job-search advice
Card details are entered on the payment provider's page — we never store them.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
01Is it right for someone starting from zero?
No. This course is for someone who has already built, or tried to build, a first project. For starting from zero there is the neighbouring course, which takes you to a first working product.
02Do I need to know how to code?
We do not teach coding from scratch. One project built — or attempted — with AI is enough. Every new term is explained the first time it appears and lands 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 shown in the course. Other products are shown for comparison — no second subscription is required.
04What do the tools cost?
As of 2026-08-04: the only subscription needed to start is Claude Pro at $20/month ($17 billed annually). To fully reproduce the volume of work shown in the course, today's working figure is $40/month. The terminal on its Free tier is $0. These numbers are not the course price — they are the monthly subscription cost of the tools; prices change, which is why the course carries a dated table you fill in with your own date.
05Are we building accounting software?
No. «Daftar» is a notebook-level tool: income and expenses, debts, a monthly report. Neither 1C nor tax reporting nor accounting advice is this course's business. What is taught here is the process; the app itself is the practice ground.
06Tools change fast. Won't the course go stale?
Tools change — we do not hide that. So 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, and you keep that table updated yourself.
07What do I do after the course?
In the last lesson you take your own project through the cycle: the map you filled in during the course becomes your personal working order.