Agentwright

A 12-month, lab-driven agentic-engineering course from zero coding experience to deploying always-on, value-generating AI systems. Free on macOS. Free models supported throughout. Authored by lernen-edu.

Site: https://lernen-edu.github.io/agentwright/

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Start here

git clone https://github.com/lernen-edu/agentwright.git
cd agentwright

Then open this directory in Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Opencode, or Pi Coding Agent. The Socratic tutor activates automatically.

Begin at curriculum/README.md — Month 1, Lab 1.

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How this course is different

• Built on eight evidence-based learning principles. Retrieval before reception. Worked examples that fade into independence. Spaced callbacks across months.
• Authored through five expert lenses. Curriculum architect, foundations engineer, agentic systems engineer, infra/security/devops, lab designer. Every month passes all five.
• The tutor is Socratic. It will not write your lab code. It will not run your commands. It will not paste-debug your errors. It asks back, points to course sections, and gives hints with a gap. See Tutor reference for the full behavior contract.
• Free. Local models via Ollama, free hosted tiers, paid APIs labeled with their dollar cost. The whole course is completable on $0.

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What's in this repo

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├── _config.yml               Just the Docs config (GitHub Pages site)
├── index.md                  Site landing page
├── README.md                 You are here
├── getting-started.md        Setup and supported AI tools
├── tutor-reference.md        What the tutor will and won't do
├── CLAUDE.md                 Tutor entry-point for Claude Code
├── AGENTS.md                 Tutor entry-point for Codex / Opencode / Pi
├── GEMINI.md                 Tutor entry-point for Gemini CLI
├── .tutor/
│   ├── tutor-core.md         Shared tutor behavior (source of truth)
│   └── progress.md           Your progress through the course (you update this)
├── curriculum/               12 months of the course
│   ├── README.md             Master curriculum index
│   ├── month-01-.../         Each month: README + labs
│   └── ...
├── LICENSE-CONTENT           CC BY 4.0 (curriculum prose)
└── LICENSE-CODE              MIT (tutor files, hooks, scripts, Jekyll config)

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License

Two licenses, because the work is two things:

• Course content (everything under curriculum/, index.md, getting-started.md, tutor-reference.md) is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 — see LICENSE-CONTENT. You may remix, share, and build on it, including commercially, with attribution.
• Code components (the tutor files, hooks, scripts, Jekyll config) are licensed under the MIT License — see LICENSE-CODE.

When in doubt, the file's intent governs: prose under CC BY 4.0, code under MIT.

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A note on AI assistance

This course teaches you to use AI well. The tutor is intentionally Socratic — it refuses to write your code. That is the point. You will defend every line you commit. See Tutor reference for the full contract.