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Everything here comes from something we actually built — the AI operator, the ERP, this website. No demos, no toy examples, and no steps quietly removed because they were awkward to film.
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Latest tutorials and guides
AI coding in 2026: from autocomplete to agents that run for hours
What actually changed when assistants became agents, which tools matter, and why reviewing is now the real skill.
Agent = model + harness: why the model is only half the tool
Two tools on the same model perform differently. The gap is the harness — and it is where most of the work lives.
Permissions, sandboxing and audit logs
The least exciting part of building an agent, and the part that decides whether anyone can safely use it.
Odoo Community vs Enterprise: what you get without paying
An honest look at the free edition, written from running a business on it rather than from a brochure.
Topics
Six things we teach
Pick a topic, or start with the newest. Categories marked coming soon have tutorials on the way — we would rather say so than pad them out.
AI Coding
3 postsUsing AI to plan, write, review and debug real code. Which tools work, how to prompt them properly, and where they still get things wrong.
Business Automation
1 postRemoving repetitive manual work. Finding what is worth automating, and building workflows that survive contact with a real business.
ERP Development
1 postBuilding business systems with Odoo Community. Customers, projects, documents and finances in one place instead of five.
Open Source
1 postComparisons, licences, public releases and contributing to other people’s projects.
Web Development
coming soonWeb applications, modern websites and the front-end and back-end work behind them.
WordPress
coming soonWebsite building, themes, plugins, WooCommerce, security and performance. One platform among several, and still the fastest route to a working site.
How the tutorials work
A to Z, or it does not count
Start to finish
From the first idea to a working result. Not a fragment, not a demo.
Nothing cut
No step removed because it was slow or awkward to film.
Mistakes stay in
When something breaks on camera, the fix stays in with it.
Beginner-first
You can follow along without prior knowledge or a paid course.
Start with one project you finish
You do not need a six-month plan. Pick a path, follow it through, and end up with something that runs.