ByteByteGo launched a new cohort-based course called Build with Claude Code, running May 28-29, 2026. Instructor John Kim brings experience training hundreds of Meta engineers on Claude Code in production environments. The intensive two-day format targets developers seeking practical AI coding skills.

The curriculum covers core concepts like the agentic loop, context engineering, and memory layers that make Claude Code effective for real projects. Students will work with Skills, MCPs, and hooks to create feedback loops enabling self-correction. Git worktrees, subagents, and agent teams feature prominently for parallel development workflows.

A capstone project requires students to ship something on their own tech stack, applying learned techniques to actual codebases. Live sessions, assignments, and office hours provide interaction opportunities for troubleshooting and questions. This hands-on approach bridges the gap between AI coding tools and production-ready implementations.

The course addresses growing demand for structured learning around AI-assisted development tools. As Claude Code adoption increases among engineering teams, systematic training becomes essential for maximizing productivity gains. Early cohorts often set the standard for future iterations.

John Kim's Meta background provides credibility for enterprise-focused instruction. His experience scaling AI tools across large engineering organizations informs the curriculum design.