Everyone connected
Codie is capturing the coding tools the team actually uses.
A hands-on, on-site working session for 10–15 engineers and PMs. Bring real tickets and a real codebase. Leave with working habits, connected tools, and shipped progress.

Teams improve faster when everyone practices on real work, sees strong examples, and leaves with one shared way to plan, prompt, review, and ship.

Roughly one-third instruction and two-thirds hands-on work, with direct coaching throughout the day.
Set up Codie and the coding tools each person uses. Establish a clean view of sessions, limits, and current working patterns.
Plan, prompt, test, and review on your real backlog. Coaches work one-on-one with every participant during the hands-on blocks.
Compare strong sessions, turn repeatable patterns into shared skills, and finish with a team challenge built around useful work.
See the day in Codie: who connected, what sessions ran, what shipped, where people struggled, and what the team should repeat.
The output is visible in the codebase and in Codie before the day ends.
Codie is capturing the coding tools the team actually uses.
Each participant moves an actual ticket toward review or merge.
The team can open readable summaries and compare how the work was done.
Useful approaches become skills and team memory instead of private tricks.
Activity, blockers, onboarding, and outcomes are visible from day one.
Leaders leave knowing where coaching, model access, or policy should change next.

Training creates the first set of shared habits. Codie shows whether those habits hold: who keeps using the tools, where limits block work, which sessions produce merged work, and what the team learns next.
One full day on site. Multi-day cohorts are available for larger groups or deeper enablement.
Enough time for direct help with every participant and every real ticket.
A complete working day with setup, coached execution, review, and next steps.
Participants bring laptops and backlog items. The work stays relevant to the company.
Tell us who is attending, which tools they use, and what kind of work is in the backlog. We'll shape the day around it.