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AI Product Builder

Learn to build a real product with AI tools, around an AI feature. You follow Pantry Pal, a dinner-ideas app, from choosing a problem AI actually fits through prototyping, generating and refining it to testing it with code checks and real users.

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Course curriculum

Definition & Scope5 lessons

See the whole AI product creation cycle, then define Pantry Pal before anything is built: a problem worth solving, jobs AI is actually good at, the parts every app has, a scope small enough to ship, and the cost, speed and safety limits that shape the stack.

  1. The AI Product Creation Cycle12 min
  2. Problem Definition — Does AI Fit?13 min
  3. App Anatomy12 min
  4. Feature Scoping12 min
  5. Tech Stack & Constraints15 min
Prototyping3 lessons

Pick the cheapest prototype that answers your riskiest question, design the screens for the moments the AI is wrong, slow or empty, and run feedback sessions that measure what people do rather than what they say.

  1. Choose a Prototype Tool12 min
  2. Designing for Uncertain Outputs13 min
  3. Feedback & Validation14 min
Generation4 lessons

Write a build brief an AI builder cannot misread, generate the app in thin working slices with a save point after each, check what comes back against your acceptance checks, and evaluate the AI feature inside your product with a fixed set of test cases.

  1. Writing the Build Brief13 min
  2. Generating in Small Slices12 min
  3. Reviewing What the AI Built13 min
  4. Evaluating the AI Feature15 min
Refinement3 lessons

Choose between inline suggestions, chat and agents by how much work you hand over, make targeted changes with small, reviewable diffs, and plan new features and structural changes before any code is written.

  1. Working with AI Coding Assistants12 min
  2. Targeted Change12 min
  3. New Feature or Structural Change15 min
Collaboration5 lessons

Read enough HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React and Node.js to tell your AI tools exactly what to change and where secrets belong, debug with the browser's DevTools, know what unit, integration and end-to-end tests each catch, and run user tests that show what to fix next.

  1. HTML, CSS and JavaScript12 min
  2. React and Node.js13 min
  3. Browsers and DevTools13 min
  4. Unit, Integration and E2E Tests14 min
  5. User Testing14 min