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Tutoring · programming with AI
Want to learn to program with AI?
You hire the hour. In that hour we work on your computer: you ask, you read what the model wrote, and you leave something running. It is not a recorded course and it is not a group.
What this is
Tutoring is hired as a class, not as a closed package. Each hour is 60 minutes, on a video call, one to one. The rate is priced for Latin America: below what an equivalent class costs in the United States or Europe, and inside what the region pays for a private class with someone who already builds systems. The path moves forward hour by hour, from wherever you already are. We cover how to ask the model so the code comes out usable, how to read and correct what it writes, and a small project on your computer, from the idea to something that runs. Also the editor, Git and the workflow with the agent, and the line of what it must not decide alone: data, secrets and judgement. If you continue, a short task is left for the next class. It is not a recorded course, it is not a group, and I do not build the product for you.
Experience
What I teach is what I use to build. I am technical product owner of ARIADNA, a learning and human-capital SaaS: the work is turning a need into scope, data and tests, with a person in the loop when the model must not decide alone. At Falabella I managed delivery of AI products. The class comes from that practice, in TypeScript, React and Next.js, not from a syllabus called learn to program in thirty days.
How I work
I use two ways of ordering the work. They are not creeds. Each one fits a different moment.
Waterfall
First we write the whole path and what sits outside it. Then we build in that order. It fits when the scope can already be named: a six-screen site, an integration between two systems, an Odoo start with three modules. You know what you will receive before we begin.
Scrum
The work is split into short weeks. Each week something usable is shown, and we decide what comes next. It fits when the detail is still being found: an agent's tone, the question that actually reaches the bot, the priority in a backlog.
The published package is the frame: scope, timing, and what is quoted separately. That is waterfall. Inside it there is a weekly review: we look, we correct, we carry on. That is Scrum. I hold a Scrum Master certificate and Scrum Foundations, plus a Green Belt for when the problem is operational rather than fashionable.
Who it is for
People in Latin America who want to learn to program with AI and would rather hire the hour from someone who already builds systems than follow a loose tutorial.
What the classes cover
- How to ask the model so the code comes out usable: context, limits and something you can test
- Reading and correcting what the AI writes before you keep it
- A small project on your computer, from the idea to something that runs
- The editor, Git and the workflow with the agent
- What it must not decide alone: data, secrets and judgement
- A short task between classes, so the next hour starts with something done
Not in the hour
- A recorded course or a group class
- Me building the product for you
- Tool licences and third-party certificates