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25 free seats, for developers who will help us make it better

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We made a four-hour course about driving Claude Code through a real WordPress plugin of about 240,000 lines. It is on Udemy now. What it has not had is a run past people who maintain code like that for a living, so 25 seats are going out free to developers who will watch it and tell us how it could serve them better.

25 seats, first come. Every coupon is sent by hand, so it takes a day or two rather than a minute.

What you would be watching

Claude Code on real codebases

44 lectures, about four hours, one WordPress ecommerce plugin of roughly 240,000 lines of PHP. You onboard the agent to code nobody on your team wrote, take an open issue through to a fix, and meet the five ways it fails on a codebase that size. Every step is on screen as it ran.

The plugin is only the example. What we are after is AI you can apply to your own work: the same passes should run on your repo on Monday morning, whatever is in it.

The full description is on the course page, including what you need installed before lecture one.

Who we are hoping to hear from

  • Two years or more of writing and maintaining real PHP, not a weekend of it.
  • WordPress somewhere in the job. Plugins, themes, an agency queue, a client site nobody documented, or one old PHP app that refuses to die.
  • You have used Claude Code, or you have an account and keep meaning to.
  • You will actually watch it, and you are happy to say straight out how it could be better.

The terms, in full

What the seat costs

Nothing. The coupon covers the whole course, and it sits in your Udemy account afterwards like anything else you own there. No card, no trial, no upsell at the end of it.

What we ask back

One honest email. Where we should slow down, what you would add or cut, and anything that behaved differently on your machine. Two paragraphs is plenty, and the harder you are on it the more useful it is.

A review is welcome, never required

Leave a public review if you want to. It is not a condition of the seat, we will not ask you for a rating, and nothing changes if you never leave one. Udemy does not allow seats traded for reviews, and a bought review is worth nothing to us anyway.

Requests are read in the order they arrive and coupons go out the same way, until the 25 are gone. If they run out before we reach you, we will write and tell you rather than leave you waiting.