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unvibe.

AI coding workshops for software engineers.

One hands-on afternoon. Learn to direct AI agents with engineering discipline — and ship code that holds up in production.

Date
July 24, 2026
Time
12:00 PM – 6:00 PM CEST
Location
WERK1, Munich

Engineers from teams at

Infineon BSH Hausgeräte CoCrafter QPLIX

Two courses. One discipline.

The workshop that takes you from vibe coding to agentic engineering. Real code, real problems, instructors at your side — techniques you apply the very next day.

Context engineering: CLAUDE.md and skills that actually work
Driving agents to consistent, high-quality output
Splitting work so the agent never drowns its context
Test loops and review workflows that keep up with AI-speed PRs
Git branches and worktrees for agent-driven workflows
Knowing what to delegate — and when to take the wheel back
12:00 Foundations intro
13:00 Hands-on project time
17:00 Networking + beers
Date Friday, July 24, 2026
Venue WERK1, Munich
Bring Your laptop — projects & API keys provided
Refunds Up to 7 days before the event
Regular
350
Standard ticket
Team (3+)
295
Per person, for groups of 3 or more

Vibe coding has a ceiling.

Prompting your way to a prototype is easy. Production is where it breaks down:

The review bottleneck

AI writes PRs faster than anyone can review them.

Output you can't control

Same prompt, different architecture — every run.

Context collapse

Long sessions degrade from signal into noise.

The vibe coding hangover

You ship code you don't fully understand — and own it.

Our workshops teach the discipline that fixes this: you set the direction, agents execute, you own the result.

Built for people who ship code.

✓ For you if

  • You write code daily — job or side projects
  • You've used Claude Code, Cursor, or similar
  • You can read a diff and spot when it's wrong
  • You want techniques to apply the next day

✕ Not for you if

  • You've never written or read code
  • You want a no-code / Lovable-style workflow
  • You want theory without hands-on practice

Practitioners, not academics.

All four ship production code with AI daily.

Traun Leyden

Traun Leyden

Cofounder of Fluensy. Ex-Databricks / Couchbase — 20+ years shipping backend systems.

Adam Charnock

Adam Charnock

Founder of Lithus — bare-metal Kubernetes for SMEs. Previously Twitter and Blocknative. 18 years in production.

Dominik Grusemann

Dominik Grusemann

Co-founder of Marbles AI. Ex-CTO of Chatchamp (acquired 2023). Ex-BMW autonomous driving.

Luca Dombetzki

Luca Dombetzki

Founder of Get-Ikigai — agentic harnesses for enterprise recruiting. Built TUM.ai, Europe's largest AI student initiative.

What people took away.

First edition: May 13, 2026 · WERK1, Munich · 15 engineers

Quick answers.

Do I need to bring my own project?

No — we provide projects to choose from. Just bring your laptop with your dev environment set up. Setup instructions arrive by email before the event.

What if I'm new to Claude Code?

Comfort reading and writing code is the baseline. We cover tool fundamentals in the intro — you don't need to be an expert.

Which tools do I need installed?

We recommend Claude Code or OpenAI Codex, and we provide API keys at no extra cost. Cursor users are welcome but won't receive dedicated support.

Is there a refund policy?

Full refund up to 7 days before the event. After that, your spot can be transferred to someone else.

Can I expense this through my company?

Many companies cover it from training budgets. Reach out at dominik.grusemann@gmail.com and we'll help figure it out.

Is there food and drink?

Water during the workshop; beers, soft drinks, and snacks from 4 PM. You won't go hungry.

Stay in the loop.

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July 24, 2026 · WERK1, Munich · 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM