AI training for teams
Build a shared way to work with AI. Practical workshops for engineering, product, and design teams, using your real tasks and approved tools. Onsite, offsite, or remote.
From individual experiments to team delivery
Your team may already use Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Devin, Gemini, or GitHub Copilot. The next step is agreeing how to define the work, give an agent useful context, and check what it produces. We tailor the workshop to your team's experience and the work that gets stuck.
What your team practises
- Turn a real task into a clear brief with boundaries and acceptance checks.
- Give the agent the codebase context and team standards it needs.
- Build small changes that people can review and explain.
- Check the result against requirements, tests, and existing policies.
- Choose delivery measures that show whether the new workflow helps.
Engineering teams work on implementation and review. Product and design teams practise clearer requirements, prototypes, and handoffs. We agree the exercises and expected outputs in the proposal.
How we work
- Introductory call. Discuss your goals and the problem you want to solve.
- Stakeholder call. Understand the different needs, views, and urgency across your business.
- Bespoke proposal. Agree the scope, preparation, delivery format, and price.
- Accept and schedule. Plan the workshop and prepare the tasks your team will use.
Guide prices
Bespoke team programmes are around USD 1,000 per person. Shorter focused sprints are around USD 100 per person per hour for team-bought delivery only, not public cohort seats. Prices are in USD, excluding VAT. Travel and venue costs are quoted separately where needed. See pricing for details.
Want one workflow installed in your repository rather than taught? See Harness as a Service: two to three weeks, USD 14,000 fixed.
Work with Rogier and Vasilis
Harness Institute brings together Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Devin, Gemini, and GitHub Copilot workshops. Meet the founders and see how we teach teams to delegate, review, and keep ownership of their work.
Start with our free methodology guide.
What do we need before the workshop?
One useful task, the people who own its requirements and review, and access to the tools and data your policies allow. We agree any technical preparation before delivery.
Can you train a team with mixed experience?
Yes. We use the stakeholder call to understand the different starting points and adapt the exercises. The team works toward shared planning and review practices.
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