Lab Track
One guided path from zero to a shipped agent — it works the same whether you drive GitHub Copilot or Anthropic’s Claude Code. The course’s scattered “Try it” exercises, in order, as a checklist — each lab names what to do, how you’ll know it worked, and where to read more. Tick them off as you go.
This is your to-do list of hands-on missions, in order — from “say hello to the helper” all the way to “build your very own.” Tick each box as you finish, like earning stickers on a chart until you reach the end.
Foxy: Ten labs from zero to a shipped agent? Do I really have to do them in order?
Professor Owl: Yes — each lab builds on the one before. Say hello to the helper first, then work your way up to building your very own.
Benny the Beaver: I can’t wait to get building! Let’s jump straight to wiring up the MCP server!
Timmy the Turtle: Whoa, slow down — commit first, then check the “Done when” box on each lab before we move on. That’s how we know it really worked.
Foxy: Got it — tick each mission off like a sticker chart, no skipping ahead!
Your progress is saved on this device, in this browser — your ticks persist across visits. Work top to bottom; each lab builds on the one before.