You can write the code. Learn to direct the team writing it with you. A coaching sprint built around Claude Code and Codex from the terminal.
The thing AI changes is not how fast you can write code. It is the size of the responsibility surface around each engineer. You are now expected to scope, decompose, delegate, review, and integrate work that used to belong to a team. The skills required for that are not the skills that got you here, and most engineering careers never required them.
Current Claude Code or Codex usage, the repo, the gaps. Architecture review of one project you own.
Turning fuzzy goals into specs an agent can execute and a reviewer can verify. Defining "done."
Multi-session context management, multi-agent coordination, drift recovery, review without reading every line.
Written playbook, repo conventions, escalation rules, retro. The artefact you keep.
1 credit = 30 minutes of working time. $150 per credit.
Diagnoses the work, writes you a plan of action. Credited toward your sprint.
Book Diagnostic →The full sprint for an individual engineer. Two sessions per week, written playbook, async support.
An engineering team learning to direct AI work as a unit. Shared playbook, async channel.
Cross-functional engineering org, leadership cell, or higher-stakes rollout.
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90-min call, written plan, credited toward your sprint. I will tell you straight whether this is the right track for where you are.