Boost your AIQ

Get good at working with AI Agents

Practice with realistic briefs. Get coached on how you worked and what you shipped. Gain a public profile of everything you build.

Take your first brief

Submit with /submit-challenge from the agent you already use.

claude, harborline-logistics
/submit-challenge
Reviewing your session with the agent…

✦ Coaching, Harborline dispatch board
Shipped and working. Two things about how you worked:
1. Your first brief left the retry logic ambiguous,
   the agent guessed, and you spent 20 min undoing it.
2. Strong recovery at step 14: you caught the schema
   drift before it spread. That's the skill.

Brief complete, added to your profile

The career skill

Every career is becoming an AI career.

Whatever you do next, you'll do it alongside AI agents. The people trusted with bigger work will be the ones who can brief an agent, steer it, and stand behind the result, a skill you build through practice.

Skill 01

Creativity & delegation

Seeing what's worth building, and turning it into a brief an agent can run with. Agents make execution cheap, the ideas, the taste, and the clear direction are what you supply.

Skill 02

Steering & judgment

Spotting the moment an agent drifts, pulling the work back on course, and never shipping what you can't explain. You stay in control, and stand behind the result.

Employers are already looking for it.

Companies including Meta, Shopify, Canva and LinkedIn have begun running AI-assisted interviews, watching how candidates work with an agent, not just what they produce. Practice now, and you walk in ready.

"The hottest new programming language is English."Andrej Karpathy, founding member of OpenAI


How it works

From brief to certificate in three steps.

Every brief is a realistic scenario from a fictional company, with the ambiguity, constraints and mess of real work. You work it the way you would on the job: delegate, steer, verify.

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1
Pick a brief. Every brief is a realistic scenario from a fictional company, with the ambiguity, constraints and mess of real work. Browse the brief library and work through it using the Agent of your choice, Claude, Codex or Cursor.
2
Build it with your agent. Work the way you would on the job: delegate, steer, verify. Download our AI coach plugin to get set up.
3
Submit & get coached. Run /submit-challenge from your agent. You get coaching on how you worked, where you lost control, where you showed judgment, plus a certificate on completion.

No fluff. No passive content. Just honest practice and a genuine record of your progress.


The Reward

Your certificate is live and public

This isn't a PDF that sits in your downloads folder.

Your achievement record is public and up to date, something you can share with employers, add to your LinkedIn, or simply point to and say: I did this. I can do this.

In a world where everyone claims to know AI, showing your work matters.

See who's already learning and what they've achieved.

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Help & FAQs

Quick answers so you can spend less time wondering and more time doing.

Getting started
What is AI Qoach?

AI Qoach is a free practice companion to help you get good at working with AI agents. You take on realistic briefs using Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor, get coached on how you worked, not just what you shipped, and build a live, public certificate that grows with every brief you pass.

No lectures, no passive video content, just honest practice and a genuine record of your progress.

How do I get started?

Take your first brief →, it's live the moment you land on it, no signup required. Or browse the full brief library and pick whichever one suits you.

Want new briefs delivered as they're released? Subscribe on Substack, optional, but a good way to stay in the loop.

Is it free?

Yes, completely free. Receiving briefs, submitting briefs, and earning your public certificate all cost nothing.

Who it's for
Do I need a technical background?

AI Qoach is for everyone. The briefs are designed to be approachable whether you're a complete beginner or someone already comfortable with Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor. What matters is curiosity and a willingness to try things.

You don't need to know how to code to get started, and you'll naturally build confidence as you go.

What tools will I be using?

Briefs work with Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor, pick whichever agent you already use, or want to learn. Selected briefs also run in Claude Cowork with no code required.

No prior experience with any of them is needed. Part of the learning is getting comfortable with them through use.

Briefs & coaching
How does coaching work?

The moment you submit a brief, you're coached automatically, no waiting, no manual review. You'll see exactly how you worked: where you showed good judgment, where you lost control, and what to watch for next time, not just whether the output was right.

Submissions are made using the AI Qoach Submit plugin, which you install once and use for every brief.

How do I install the Submit plugin?

The plugin installs directly from GitHub into Claude in a few clicks, no file downloads needed.

  1. Open claude.ai and go to Settings → Plugins
  2. Click Add from URL
  3. Paste https://github.com/easyP-Org/submit-challenge and click Install
  4. Type /submit-challenge in any session to confirm it's working

Need to connect the MCP server for Claude Code instead? The full guide covers both.

Step-by-step guide with screenshots: View the Setup Guide →
How do I find briefs?

Browse the brief library any time and pick whatever suits you, no waiting required.

If you'd rather have new briefs land in your inbox as they're released, subscribe on Substack, along with context and tips to help you work through each one.

What happens when I pass a brief?

Every brief you pass is added to your public achievement record, a live certificate that updates in real time. Not a PDF sitting in a downloads folder. A URL you can share with employers, add to your LinkedIn profile, or simply point to as proof of what you can do.

In a world where everyone claims to know AI, showing your work matters.

How many briefs should I complete?

There's no fixed number, quality of practice matters more than quantity. Most people start feeling genuinely more confident after 3-5 briefs, and your public certificate keeps growing with every one you pass.

Mix it up as you go, try different agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor), different kinds of builds (websites, mobile apps, agent skills, connectors), and techniques like loop engineering and graph engineering. Range builds skill faster than repetition.