Conference videos
AI Engineer Talks
Intermediate to advanced
You want practitioner talks from builders working on the current AI stack.
AI educator
OpenAI and AI engineering talks
Useful for thinking about AI-native software, structured workflows, and developer experience.
Start with: Watch talks on AI-native interfaces and structured workflows.
Conference videos
Intermediate to advanced
You want practitioner talks from builders working on the current AI stack.
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Educator video
AI Engineer · ai engineering, agents, developer tools
GitHub repo
Beginner to advanced
You need implementation examples rather than theory.
Model docs
Beginner to advanced
You need to choose between GPT-5.5, GPT-5.5 Pro, GPT-5.4 mini, GPT-5.4 nano, reasoning levels, tool support, and cost-sensitive API paths.
Guide
Intermediate
You need the official OpenAI path for wiring MCP servers and connectors into agent workflows instead of inventing your own tool contract.
Guide
Intermediate
You need the current OpenAI guidance for migrating to GPT-5.5, prompt shape changes, and tool-heavy workflow behavior.
Guide
Intermediate
You need to understand when internal reasoning is useful for coding, scientific work, agents, and harder multi-step tasks.
Guide
Intermediate
You are moving past one-off calls and need application-owned orchestration, tools, approvals, and state.
Guide
Intermediate
You need the current OpenAI path for tracing, grading, and regression-testing agent workflows instead of only single-prompt evals.
Official product docs
Beginner to advanced
You want the current OpenAI path for agentic software engineering, code review, and background coding tasks.
Model docs
Intermediate
You need the Codex-specific guidance on which OpenAI models to use for complex coding, lighter tasks, or subagent workloads.
AI engineers and product builders should start here when they need ai engineering, developer tools, agents, and structured data. The strongest fit is a learner who wants material in these formats: talks, demos.
Watch talks on AI-native interfaces and structured workflows. After that, open one related resource below and write down the exact workflow, concept, or implementation pattern you want to apply.
Useful for thinking about AI-native software, structured workflows, and developer experience. Use this profile when you are comparing educators by topic, level, format, and practical usefulness rather than browsing random AI content.
Compare the skill coverage, the starting recommendation, the educator's own resources, and any videos when available. If you need ai engineering, search the directory for that skill and shortlist three profiles before committing to a course, book, or playlist.
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Microsoft AI Agents for Beginners
Microsoft
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GitHub repo | Beginner to intermediate | You want a structured agent learning path with code. |
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Prompt Engineering Guide
DAIR.AI
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Guide | Beginner to advanced | You want examples of prompting techniques and patterns. |
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AI SDK v6 Crash Course
Matt Pocock
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Workshop | Intermediate | You want a structured AI SDK v6 course that covers model choice, text and object generation, UI streams, agents, persistence, context engineering, evals, and advanced app patterns. |
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LLM Fundamentals
Matt Pocock
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Free tutorial | Beginner | You need clear mental models for system prompts, tokens, context windows, tools, and agents before building or using AI systems seriously. |
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The AI Engineer Roadmap
Matt Pocock
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Free tutorial | Beginner to intermediate | You want a guided path through core AI concepts, model selection, the AI engineering mindset, evals, and techniques for improving LLM-powered apps. |
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Vercel AI SDK Tutorial
Matt Pocock
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Free tutorial | Beginner to intermediate | You want to build TypeScript LLM apps with Vercel's AI SDK, including streaming, structured outputs, model switching, embeddings, tool calls, and agents. |
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Model Context Protocol Tutorial
Matt Pocock
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Free tutorial | Intermediate | You want to understand MCP and build TypeScript MCP servers over stdio or HTTP, connect Claude Code to tools, use MCP prompts, and package servers for distribution. |
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A Complete Guide To AGENTS.md
Matt Pocock
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Guide | Intermediate | You want to write project instructions that help coding agents understand commands, conventions, architecture, and working boundaries. |
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How To Make Codebases AI Agents Love
Matt Pocock
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Guide | Intermediate | You want to improve a codebase so AI agents can navigate it, run checks, make smaller changes, and recover from mistakes more reliably. |
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AI Engineering
Chip Huyen
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Book | Intermediate to advanced | You are moving from demos to production systems. |
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AI Agents in LangGraph
DeepLearning.AI
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Short course | Intermediate | You want a focused course on building stateful AI agents and agent workflows with LangGraph. |
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Multi AI Agent Systems with crewAI
DeepLearning.AI
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Short course | Beginner to intermediate | You want a practical introduction to role-based multi-agent systems and task orchestration. |