More output from the team you already have
Hands-on courses for engineers, and for marketing, operations, design and leadership teams. Each one is rebuilt around your team's own work, so the practice carries straight back to the desk.
Every course runs privately for one team, on dates we agree together.
For engineering teams
Hands-on courses for people who write and ship code, run on your own codebase and systems in the tools your developers already use.
Claude Code Training
Ship real features with Claude Code: steer it with project instructions, keep its diffs reviewable, and set guardrails that hold up in a production codebase.
Cursor Training
Make your team fluent in Cursor: which mode to reach for, how to teach it your conventions, and how to keep a twelve-file change reviewable.
GitHub Copilot Training
Move a team past tab completion into Copilot's chat and agent surfaces, its role in code review, and the enterprise controls around all of it.
Codex Training
Hand engineering work over to Codex and get it back finished: task briefs, parallel runs, environment setup, and reviewing a change nobody watched being written.
AI Coding Training
Choose one AI coding tool for the team, agree how everyone uses it, and run a rollout that shows the gain in output.
Building AI Agents
Build agents that run real workflows in production, with the tools, tests and guardrails that keep them reliable.
MCP Server Training
Build a working MCP server against your own systems, from the protocol up to auth and distribution.
Self-Hosted LLM Training
Run language models on your own infrastructure and serve them to the whole team, with the data staying inside the building.
For marketing, operations, design and leadership teams
Courses for the teams outside engineering, from marketing and operations to finance, design and the leadership team. The same hands-on approach, with no programming needed.
AI Agents for Marketing Teams
Hand marketing work to AI agents: content in your brand's voice, research and reporting, landing pages without a developer ticket, and the automations that run every week.
AI Agents for Leadership Teams
Decide where AI agents take on work in your company: the extra output, the first use cases, GDPR and the EU AI Act, and a rollout your teams will adopt.
Claude Cowork Training
Put Claude Cowork to work on real tasks: delegating multi-step work across your own files and tools, approving what matters, and checking what comes back.
No-Code AI Agents Training
Build working AI agents without writing code: picking the right task, assembling and testing one, connecting your systems, and owning it once it runs.
Claude for Designers Training
Use Claude across design work: synthesising research, writing interface copy, exploring variants inside your design system, and handing off to engineering.
Vibe Coding Training
For people who do not write code: describe what you need, build it with AI, and put it in front of a colleague before you leave.
Luka Breitig
AI agent trainer and software engineer
I train engineering, marketing and leadership teams to hand real work to AI agents, and I use the same agents to ship production software every day. The material comes from that work.
Before going freelance I spent six years as co-founder and CTO of a marketing agency, where the automation I built meant 80% less manual work for an 11-person core team running 150+ freelancers. I also studied psychology, so the courses spend as much time on how people adopt agents (review, guardrails, rollout) as on prompting.
- Ships production software every day
- Delivers in English and German
- Speaker at Nomad Summit
Questions about the courses
What teams ask before they book.
Start from the tool your team already uses: Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot and Codex each have a course of their own. A team still choosing between them starts with AI Coding Training, which compares them. Teams that do not write code start with the course for their work: marketing, leadership, design, or Claude Cowork for everyday tasks. If it is still unclear, tell me about your team and we will work it out together.
Yes. Every course is rebuilt around your team before it runs, so modules can be dropped, deepened or borrowed from another course, for example a rollout module added to a tool course. You see the adjusted outline and sign it off before the date is fixed.
Between half a day and four days, depending on the course and the depth you book. Most courses come in two or three lengths drawn from the same modules, and a longer booking goes deeper into the same course. Remote bookings run in shorter blocks, so a course can be spread over several weeks.
It depends on the course, the size of the team, the length, whether it runs on site or remote, and how much preparation it takes. Tell me about your team and we will work out an offer that makes sense for both sides. You get the price in writing before anything is booked.
Yes, on request: a certificate of participation naming the participant, the date and the material covered. It confirms attendance and the content; the courses have no exam.
Have a question about your team's setup?
Find the course that gets your team the most output
Tell me what your team works on and how it uses AI today. A few lines are enough. I reply myself, usually within a day, with a starting point or a curriculum built from the parts you need.
In English or German, on site, remote or hybrid.
Companies and training providers I have worked with
I deliver AI training for organisations and L&D providers.
Cegos Integrata
Commissioned trainer for Cegos Integrata
NobleProg
AI coding workshops via an IT training provider active in 50+ countries
Innomotics
In-house AI training for engineering teams
financial.com
In-house Cursor training for the engineering team
Digitality Agency
Training for the design team in using LLMs for coding work
Frequentis
Claude Code workshop for engineering teams, delivered through NobleProg
Code First Girls
Course creator: a 3-month curriculum on AI and agentic tools
Nomad Summit
Conference speaker on AI tools, agentic development and developer workflows (2025)
Vertiv
On-site workshops in AI-assisted coding for engineering teams
Deutsche Telekom
Hands-on AI coding training for enterprise engineering teams