The Codiedev bootcamp is a single, in-person day that turns a team of license-holders into people who do their daily work with AI, and starts the loop that makes every session after it better. The better your team works with AI, the more every captured session is worth.
Multi-day cohorts available for larger teams.
Tools alone don't change how a team works. Structured, hands-on practice does. The bootcamp compresses that practice into one day, on your real backlog, in your real codebase. Then the platform takes over: every session captured, every lesson kept, every skill shared.
Duration: one full day, on site. Multiple days available for larger teams or deeper enablement.
Cohort size: 10–15 engineers and PMs, maximum. Small enough that we work one-on-one with every participant during the hands-on portions.
Format: hands-on, not lecture. Roughly a third presentation, two-thirds participants doing real work with us in the room.
Inputs we need: a room, laptops, real tickets. Each participant brings an actual backlog item to work on. We bring the rest.
Connected and capturing by the end of the morning. No “I'll set it up next week.”
Closed with AI under coaching. Proof of concept that lives in the actual codebase.
Plan-first prompting, skills, specs: the language that turns AI work into a coordinated practice.
Skills and shared context populated by the team during the day. The flywheel's first turn.
Something built in hours that would have taken weeks. Often something the company actually keeps using.
Leadership sees the record of the day's AI work the same evening: sessions, stories, and the first org insights.
Most training fades in a week because nothing holds the new habits in place. Codiedev is the difference: every session after the bootcamp is captured and understood, the lessons become skills that apply themselves, and the team's context keeps compounding. The bootcamp starts the flywheel; the platform keeps it spinning.
One day on site, then the flywheel takes over: sessions captured, lessons shared, context compounding, with the visibility to watch it happen.