My AITeam

Couldn't sort out your Google Drive for years? Yesterday it took me six minutes! (...) I have a perfect Google Drive, everything I don't need deleted, everything I need filed in folders. And I'm like wow, look at that, what a clean-up. Three weeks later, in a voice message: "I've started using all of it much more, launched a couple of agents: to dig through my email, keep the calendar, send a morning digest (...) On the whole I use all of it actively."

The path I've taken with Vova goes like this: in February I came to his first AI course, and all I could do was argue with ChatGPT to get it to produce at least passable material for my texts. In August I have a fully built workflow in Claude Code, where all my projects live from idea to release. (...) Recently, thanks to Claude, I managed to get an appointment with a particular doctor within a week, although the wait for specialists in Germany is usually several months. It picked suitable places itself, wrote the emails itself, and pinged me itself when an important reply came in.

There was a huge amount of information around, and yet it was completely unclear how to approach all this abundance. You start studying something, then you get lost, it becomes unclear how to put it all into a system, and in the end you give up. With this course Vladimir gave exactly the foundation you can really start from. He showed how to build it all into one clear system and, most importantly, how not just to study the tools but to actually use them in your work. Special thanks for the patience: Vladimir calmly explained some things several times until everything was clear. (...) Thanks to him I now really use these tools and apply them in my work.

Vladimir's intensive is a good way to get into the subject of AI, especially if until now you've used a chat or Claude only as a replacement for Google search. Vladimir is a good storyteller, he built a lively and convincing narrative (...) the key is not so much a good prompt as an architecture of different AI tools built for you and by you.

The feeling has gone that the whole world is already somewhere ahead while you sit there asking the chat whether your English is right. The most important thing was to feel that I'm in the loop. Of course there are lots of questions: I opened GitHub and it's another planet, I understand nothing, everything is unfamiliar. But that doesn't bother me, I just need to sit down, poke around and figure it out. My personal technological progress is zero, and my psychological progress is immense. You gave me hope and a sense of belonging to this rushing world. You grabbed me by the scruff of the neck and threw me onto this ship. For now I'm lying about in the luggage hold.

This knowledge helps me soooo much at work. I'm now running a project with 50 episodes, a kind of detective soap. AI keeps me from going mad in the flood of information and editing, because it's hard to keep every case in my head when I'm reading a lot of things in parallel. Of course I always edit any summaries and synopses it gives me, but I definitely save 70% of the time at this stage.

I'm actively using what I learned on the course. I started using Codex (...) We're doing an interesting project right now: a mobile app needs animation of an athlete's movements (...) After Effects can't properly "stitch" masks (...) Codex from ChatGPT and a bit of vibe coding came to the rescue: in a couple of evenings I wrote an external mask processor (...) Now I'm an official vibe coder.