Every slide deck I teach from
The lightning lessons, the full course decks, and the reference pages. All of them open in the browser, none of them behind an email form.
Lightning lessons
One idea, taught in half an hour, usually with a live demo. These are the slides from the free sessions.
AI Supply Chain: Threat Model Your Agent Toolchain
The trust boundary around an agent, and the two threat surfaces most teams only count as one.
Open the deckOn-Device LLMs: Ship Models to the Edge in 2026
When the model belongs on the device, and what it costs you when it does.
Open the deckSpec-Driven Development: Coding Agents That Ship
Writing the spec the agent works from, so the output is reviewable rather than surprising.
Open the deckPrompting Like an Engineer, Not a Wizard
Treating prompts as code: versioned, tested, and boring on purpose.
Open the deckYour First LLM Feature, Beyond the Quickstart
What the quickstart leaves out, which is most of what production needs.
Open the deckSystem Design for AI Agents, for Engineers
Designing the system around the model rather than bolting the model onto the system.
Open the deckArchitecture Patterns for AI Systems, Senior to Staff
The patterns that come up in staff-level review, and how each one fails.
Open the deckYour System Design Answer Is Right But Unconvincing
Why a correct design still loses the room, and what to say instead.
Open the deckThe ADR That Gets You Promoted
Writing the decision record that makes your judgement visible to people who were not there.
Open the deckCourse decks
The full slide sets behind the cohorts. Free to read, whether or not you take the course.
Production-Ready Systems with LLMs and Agents
Every session: the model boundary, context, cost and latency, agent patterns, evals.
Open the deckProduction-Ready Systems, four-week edition
The same material on the shorter four-week arc.
Open the deckSenior to Staff
The architecture judgement that separates a senior engineer from a staff one.
Open the deckSenior to Staff, four-week edition
The shorter run of the same course.
Open the deckReference
Things worth keeping open in a tab rather than reading once.
Worked System Designs
Real designs worked end to end, with the trade-offs left in.
Open the deckCheat Sheets
The numbers and rules of thumb that are quicker to look up than to remember.
Open the deckTool Guides
Field guides to the tools in the agent and LLM stack.
Open the deckSenior Engineer Salaries: Pay vs Cost of Living, to 2035
An interactive comparison of pay against what it actually buys, city by city.
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