Master the stack. Master the katas. Develop anything.

What will you develop?

Turn an idea into something real with AI, even from your phone. The orchestrator is the developer.

Imagine it. Make it. Make it better.

Start creating

Pick a result. Make it yours.

Choose a beginner kata or learn with a workshop.

Beginner · about 15 minutes

Make a clickable prototype

Turn an idea into a small interactive experience. Try our working example, then build your own.

Start this kata Open the working example

Try the example

Beginner · about 10 minutes

Turn an idea into a plan

Give your idea a purpose, an audience, and a first step with a one-page brief.

Start the idea kata
Beginner · about 10 minutes

Rescue messy data

Turn a small fictional spreadsheet into a report you can check.

Start the data kata
Official training · Dojo practice

Make something in your field

Explore creative work, design, business and more with an AI assistant and real provider training.

Explore industry workshops
Official provider training

Build in the cloud

Choose Azure, AWS, Oracle or Google Cloud and learn with their own tutorials.

Explore cloud workshops
Beginner · about 10 minutes

Spot the AI mistakes

Find three errors in a report and make it trustworthy.

Start the error clinic

Explore katas

More ways to practice: Decision Replay · Constraint Roulette · Compare two stacks · Make a portfolio · Practice offline

Your first stack

  1. You
  2. AI assistant
  3. Check
  4. Your result

Who we train

Develop outcomes across fields.

A developer can orchestrate software, designs, research, workflows and more. Shared foundations travel across fields; each field adds its own expertise and standards.

  • Choose an outcome

    Define what you want to develop, for whom, and how you will judge it.
  • Assemble your stack

    Equip and orchestrate agents with the right context, tools and permissions.
  • Verify and adapt

    Examine the evidence, improve the result and take responsibility for it.

Explore the Dojo

From an outcome to the skills to develop it.

Discover the spaces that make up the Dojo. Some are starting points while their complete collections and assessments are being developed.

Fields

See how shared foundations meet the needs of different fields.

Explore fields

Armory

Understand the tools and skills agents can be equipped with.

Visit the Armory

Arena

Learn how to compare models, harnesses and complete stacks.

Visit the Arena

Belts

See how a field-specific capability can be demonstrated.

Explore belts

Randori

Meet an unfamiliar challenge and decide how to solve it.

Explore Randori

Missions

Take what you practice into real work with appropriate review.

Explore missions

One foundation, many fields

Development crosses industries.

Your foundation in harnesses, models, instructions, tools and verification can travel with you. Each field adds its own skills, standards and forms of review.

  • Digital products & UXJourneys, prototypes, software and accessible experiences.
  • 3D, BIM & constructionEditable models, coordination and the built environment.
  • Robotics & manufacturingPhysical systems, simulation, design and production.
  • Science & healthResearch, models and evidence with qualified review.
  • Energy & agricultureDevelop work for the natural and built world.
  • Media & businessCreative work, communication and useful workflows.

These are examples of where the Dojo can grow; a full set of katas is not yet available for every field. Explore the fields

The academy

What you'll learn.

Build shared development skills, then apply them with the expertise and review your chosen field requires.

  • Outcomes and evidence

    Define the goal, constraints and proof of success.
  • Field expertise

    Learn the tools, standards and reviews your field needs.
  • Instructions and context

    Give agents clear direction and the information they need.
  • Agent stacks

    Choose harnesses, models, skills and integrations for the work.
  • Verify and manage risk

    Check results, permissions, limitations and costs.
  • Practice and adapt

    Repeat a technique, learn from the evidence and apply it to a new goal.

Upcoming events

Live sessions, workshops, and community gatherings.

Schedule announced soon

Live sessions are being planned. Nothing is scheduled yet, and we will not list a session until it is real.

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