Written by the AgileFever editorial team. Program details were checked against the live program pages in October 2026. We run this course. Content, prerequisites and dates come from its program page, checked on October 28, 2026. We do not quote the time-saving figures on that page because we cannot verify them for your work.
Developers weigh this kind of course against a month of simply trying the tools. The honest comparison is whether a structured course teaches you something that self-teaching would take much longer to find. This post lays out what the course covers so you can judge that for yourself.
What you get for 12 hours
| Skill | Module | Type of AI | What you would otherwise learn by trial |
|---|---|---|---|
| Frontend component generation | 1 | GenAI | How to prompt from a requirement and review the output |
| Backend, API and schema generation | 2 | GenAI | How to get an OpenAPI contract and schema that match the logic |
| Documentation generation | 3 | GenAI | Which documents are worth generating and how to check them |
| Code review and security | 4 | Agentic AI | How to review a full diff for OWASP issues and secrets |
| Test generation and automation | 5 | Agentic AI | How to find edge cases and measure coverage |
| Debugging and root cause analysis | 6 | Agentic AI | How to investigate logs, stack traces and profiles in several steps |
6 modules
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A test of fit
| If this describes you | Verdict |
|---|---|
| You are a full stack, backend or frontend developer and use an AI assistant already | Good fit. The course adds method and review habits |
| You want to review AI-generated code more rigorously, including security | Good fit. Module 4 is built for that |
| You lead a team and want a shared standard for AI-assisted development | Good fit, and a group enquiry makes sense |
| You want to build chatbots or retrieval features inside your product | Not a fit. Look at the GenAI and Agentic AI BootCamp or the Gen AI BootCamp |
| You are new to programming | Not a fit yet. Start with Python for AI and a working stack |
Cost, time and prerequisites
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Course fee (US) | $450, with a monthly payment option from about $19 |
| Hours | 12 over 4 days, Thursdays and Fridays |
| Next cohort listed | November 19 to 27, 2026, 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM Eastern. Later cohorts are listed from December 2026 |
| Prerequisites | Python for AI (6 hours) completed first, and working knowledge of at least one modern stack in any language |
| Assessment | A practical exercise: fix a seeded bug and extend the feature built during the course, then a short final test |
| Certificate | AgileFever Certificate of Completion on passing |
What a course cannot do for you
- It cannot decide which AI assistant your employer permits. Take the habits to whichever tool you are allowed to use.
- It cannot make AI-generated code safe to merge. The skill it teaches is how to review it, and you still own what ships.
- It does not teach you to build AI features. The page says so directly.
For the skills in more detail, read the skills post and the complete guide. If you are weighing a bigger move, see Full Stack Developer to AI Solutions Engineer. The program page is GenAI & Agentic AI for Full Stack Developers.
Questions people ask
Will I build AI applications?
No. The page says you are learning to be a more productive full stack developer with AI, not to build AI products.
Which language does it use?
The page asks for working knowledge of at least one modern stack in any language, plus Python for AI.
Are sessions recorded?
Yes. Live sessions are recorded.
