The agent starts cold every session.
Each run depends on whatever you manually paste back. Yesterday's design decisions disappear.
Live online workshop
Beyond vibe coding: building production systems with coding agents.
Anyone can generate code with Claude Code or Cursor. But some developers are already applying agent-native developmentprinciples to turn coding agents into reliable engineering partners — while others are still struggling with inconsistent output, lost context, and code they can't confidently maintain. In this hands-on workshop, you'll learn the principles behind that shift and how to apply them to production software.
Saturday, 21 June · 11:00 AM IST
₹21 confirms your seat— it keeps the room serious. You'll get the join link and calendar invite by email right after.
Live + hands-onBring your own agent — Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, OpenCode
Why this workshop
Generating code is easy. Keeping the system sane is the hard part.
Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex can produce working changes very quickly. But once the work becomes larger than a single prompt — a refactor, migration, new subsystem, or multi-day feature — the real problem begins. The agent loses context, makes design assumptions, rewrites decisions, and slowly pushes the codebase away from the architecture you intended.
Architecture becomes implicit.
When the design is not visible, the agent invents APIs, contracts, folders, and patterns.
The plan gets buried in chat.
Large work starts with structure, but quickly turns into scattered prompts and patches.
Code and docs drift apart.
The next agent session reads stale context and compounds the wrong assumptions.
This is where vibe coding breaks down — and where agent-native development begins.
The shift
The developers moving fastest aren't better coders.
They're better at working with coding agents.
The first wave of AI-assisted development was about generating code. The next wave is about managing long-running agent workflows: keeping architecture visible, breaking large changes into executable plans, reviewing work systematically, and preserving decisions across sessions.
As coding agents become part of every engineering team, the advantage is shifting from who can write code fastest to who can direct agents most effectively.
Prompting is becoming table stakes. Orchestrating coding agents is becoming the engineering skill.
We call this workflow agent-native development: a way of building software where humans own the design and review, while coding agents execute from a shared source of truth.
The workshop
A practical workflow for building production systems with coding agents.
This workshop is about much more than prompting. You'll learn how to work with coding agents in a way that produces maintainable, understandable systems — code that your team can review, evolve, and own long after the first AI-generated commit. We'll cover how to get the most out of coding agents, how to keep them aligned with your design, and how to run large, multi-session projects without sacrificing quality.
Get better outcomes from coding agents.
Learn how experienced developers structure context, requirements, and design information so agents produce code that is easier to understand, review, and maintain.
Keep architecture and code aligned.
Discover how to make design decisions visible to agents, prevent architectural drift, and ensure new code evolves consistently as the project grows.
Run large projects without losing quality.
Learn how to break complex work into executable plans, coordinate long-running agent workflows, and maintain quality across multiple sessions, features, and contributors.
The operating model:throughout the workshop, we'll use a practical loop — Design → Plan → Execute → Review → Remember.
Live demo:we'll build a real feature from scratch using a coding agent and walk through the entire workflow — defining the design, creating the execution plan, implementing the solution, reviewing the output, and capturing decisions for future sessions.
Bring the agent you already use — Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, OpenCode, or any MCP-aware agent. No new framework to learn before you join.
Claude CodeCursorCodexOpenCodeany MCP-aware agent
Who this is for
Built for developers who already use coding agents.
If you've already experienced the productivity boost from Claude Code, Cursor, or another coding agent, this workshop will show you how to turn that speed into a sustainable engineering workflow.
You're building real software, not toy projects. You work on production systems, SaaS products, internal platforms, customer-facing applications, or large codebases where maintainability matters as much as shipping speed.
You're starting to hit the limits of vibe coding. The code works, but you're seeing architectural drift, duplicated patterns, inconsistent decisions, and growing review overhead as projects become larger.
You want to become better at working with agents. You're convinced coding agents are changing software development, and you want to learn how experienced engineers structure design, planning, implementation, and review around them.
You're a tech lead, staff engineer, founder, or senior IC. You care about how AI-generated code will be maintained six months from now — not just whether it compiles today.
If you've never used a coding agent, this will move fast — it assumes you prompt one regularly.
Who's running it
Taught by engineers building agent-native workflows every day.
This workshop is run by the team behind Windy. Over the past year, we've spent thousands of hours building with coding agents, experimenting with different workflows, and learning where AI-assisted development breaks down in real projects. The ideas in this workshop come from that experience: what actually works when you care about maintainability, architecture, and long-term ownership of the codebase.
Windy is the shared memory layer we built to support this way of working — a place where specifications, architecture, plans, decisions, and execution history stay accessible to both humans and coding agents.
This workshop is about the workflow, not the product. You can apply the ideas with any coding agent and any stack.We'll show where Windy fits naturally, and every registrant gets a free account to experiment with the workflow afterward.
Everything you need to know.
One focused session. Practical, hands-on, and designed for developers already using coding agents in real projects.
WhenSaturday, 21 June · 11:00 AM IST
WhereLive online — join link emailed after you register
Seat₹21, one-time registration — a commitment filter, not a revenue line
FormatHands-on workshop + live demo + Q&A
No prior Windy experience required · use your existing coding agent · learn concepts you can apply immediately in your current projects.
Secure payment via Razorpay · confirmation and calendar invite by email.
Questions
Before you reserve.
A way of building software where humans own the design and review while coding agents plan, implement, test, and document from a shared source of truth — instead of from one-off prompts. The workshop teaches the full loop.
No. Bring whatever coding agent you already use. We'll teach the method, demo it live, and show where a shared memory layer like Windy fits. Registrants get a free Windy account if they want to try it.
The fee keeps the room full of people who actually want to be there. It's a commitment filter, not a price tag.
Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, OpenCode, and any MCP-aware agent. The loop is tool-agnostic.
It's emailed to you right after your registration is confirmed, along with a calendar invite.
A working setup of a coding agent you already use, and a project you can experiment on.
Keep your architecture while your agent moves fast.
Saturday, 21 June · 11:00 AM IST · live online. ₹21 reserves your seat.