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Python + AI: Zero to AI Engineer

Go from zero to an AI engineer by writing real code in your browser: Python fundamentals, then production-grade AI -> prompting, RAG, evals, agents, guardrails, and real portfolio projects. Free, no account.

31 modules 239 lessons 235 auto-graded exercises Self-paced · ~46h of material Real Python, graded by real tests Verifiable certificate
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Module 8

SQL & Databases

Query and shape real data with SQL on a live SQLite database in your browser: SELECT, filtering and sorting, aggregates and GROUP BY, JOINs across tables, safe parameterized writes, and subqueries.

Module 19

Building Agents (Tool-Use & ReAct)

Implement the reason-act-observe loop, a tool router, multi-step state, and loop guards as pure functions - the control flow under every 'AI agent', with the model mocked by a deterministic policy.

Module 21

Production Patterns: Retries, Async, Streaming & Memory

Build the real-world engineering every LLM app needs around the model: retry with backoff, concurrent batch calls, streaming accumulation, and multi-turn conversation memory.

Module 24

Fine-Tuning, Conceptually

Understand LoRA/DPO/PEFT conceptually and build the part you CAN run offline: instruction-tuning dataset curation, validation, dedup, and a clean train/val split.

Module 28

Project: Production AI Gateway

Build the production layer that classifies, routes, caches, costs, and guards every request -> "built an AI gateway: classify, route, cache, guardrail, cost-account".

Module 29

Project: Tool-Using Research Agent

Implement the reason-act-observe loop, tool routing, planning and loop guards behind every "AI agent" -> "built a ReAct agent loop with tool routing, loop guards and trace eval".

Module 30

Project: Prompt Evaluation CI

Turn "the prompt seems better" into a CI gate that blocks regressions -> "built a prompt-eval harness + regression gate".

Module 31

Capstone: Ship It (Package Your Project)

Turn the capstone code you wrote into a real, runnable, testable repo a hiring manager can open in 30 seconds -> the resume-ready artifact, not a notebook nobody can run.

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