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Hands-on Cursor training that turns the editor your team already pays for into more shipped work: the right mode for each job, shared rules, and multi-file changes a colleague can review.
Rebuilt on your team's work
Run privately for your team, on dates and at a length that suit you.
Every module ends with something participants can repeat on Monday morning in their own work and tools, so the team gets more done without adding people.
Pick the right mode for each job: Tab, inline edit, or the agent's Ask, Plan and Agent modes.
Write rules files that make Cursor follow your project's patterns, so its code looks like your team wrote it.
Drive a change that spans a dozen files and still have it arrive as something a colleague can review.
Spot the plausible-looking edit that changes behaviour somewhere you were not looking.
Set privacy and indexing options on purpose, so nobody has to guess what is sent to the model.
Commit shared rules to the repository so a new joiner inherits the team's setup instead of inventing their own.
Most of the time goes on hands-on exercises. Module order and depth are set for your group before the first day.
Every length uses the same modules. A longer booking takes the team further through the same curriculum.
1 day
Tab, inline edit and Agent with its modes, and how to teach Cursor your conventions. The day for a team that installed it and never left autocomplete.
2 days
Adds the multi-file work teams buy Cursor for, and the review habits that stop those changes from landing unread.
4 days
Adds what a rollout needs: rules everyone shares, the licence and privacy decisions, and a way to tell afterwards whether it helped.
We settle the length when we talk about your team, and it can still change afterwards.
Your version runs in your repository: the rules files are written for your conventions, indexing is tuned to how your code is laid out, and the multi-file exercise is a change your team actually needs to make.
How a booking worksIn your office, with the team in the room. Best for a first rollout.
Live over video, in shorter blocks across several days.
A day on site to start, then shorter remote sessions on real work.
Every course runs privately for one team, on dates we agree together.
Every module can be rebuilt on your team's own work and tools. Tell me what the team works on and I will tell you what I would change.
AI agent trainer and software engineer
I have trained engineering teams on Cursor, financial.com among them, and teach Claude Code and Copilot as well, so the course is clear about where Cursor is the better choice and where it is not.
From engineering teams I trained to work with AI agents.
We had a Cursor AI training with Luka. He is a highly competent trainer who answered all our questions thoroughly and adapted the course to our needs and preferences. I highly recommend working with him!
What teams ask before they book.
No, but they do need to be working developers. The day starts with the editor's own modes, so somebody who installed Cursor last week can follow it. What it does assume is that everyone in the room reads code critically, because that is where most of the value sits.
Yes, working on the day, so sort them out well before that morning. The free plan's limits are too tight for a full day of exercises. Once a date is agreed I send the exact plan requirements, and if procurement is slow at your end I will build the exercises around whatever access you can get in time.
Yes, and it is the difference between a demo and a course. Cursor behaves differently in a large existing codebase than in a fresh project, and that gap is most of what a team needs to see. Send me the stack in advance and the exercises are rebuilt against it.
Yes. Privacy mode, what indexing stores, and which settings your IT department should mandate have their own slot in the day. If the constraint means no company code at all, I bring a repository of comparable size and the exercises run against that instead.
Not much for the material, quite a lot for the room. The rules, review and multi-file thinking transfer directly, so nobody sits idle. If the split is roughly even, tell me beforehand and I will run the exercises so both editors get used and both groups stay at the keyboard.
Have a question about your team's setup?
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, and if this course is the wrong one I will point you to the one that fits.
In English or German, on site, remote or hybrid.
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