πŸ€– New Courses: Agentic Coding + AI Agents


Hello Reader,

Two new courses are live today. Start by learning to work with AI coding agents, then build an agent of your own.

Learn Agentic Coding (Free)

AI coding agents can read a codebase, edit several files at once and run tests alongside you.

This course shows you how to give them the right context, check what they change and keep your project safe.

Inside, you'll:

✍️ Write prompts that get targeted, useful changes

πŸ—ΊοΈ Break bigger tasks down with plan mode

πŸ§ͺ Check agent changes with tests and Git

πŸ”Œ Connect agents to external tools with the Model Context Protocol (MCP)

All you need is a free Scrimba account.


Learn AI Agents (Pro)

Learn AI Agents is our 50th Pro course, and it's where you go from using agents to building one.

You'll write the agent loop from scratch, with no framework hiding the steps. By the end, you'll have OpenSwap, a working AI app that searches real data and checks live project health through the GitHub API.

Inside, you'll:

πŸ” Build the agent loop by hand

🧰 Define tools with schemas a model can use reliably

🌐 Ground answers in your own data and live APIs

πŸ’¬ Save conversations for follow-up questions

It's part of the AI Engineer Path and also available on its own. If you've built a few JavaScript projects, you're ready. Still learning? Start with our free Learn JavaScript course.

Upgrade once and you unlock all 50 Pro courses, plus all four career paths, AI-powered feedback on your code and the Pro Discord channels.

The way we build software has changed. Be the developer who builds the agents, not just the one who prompts them.

Per Harald Borgen

CEO at Scrimba

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