Four things I teach in a room, from half a day to a two-day intensive. The outlines are below. Public dates run at conferences, and private ones go through Black Lab Studios.
Every public session runs at a conference, and the conference sells the seat. Registration goes to them, not to me.
2-Day Intensive
Already going? It runs the Tuesday and Wednesday before the talks start, 09:00 to 17:00.
2-Day Intensive
Already going? It runs the Monday and Tuesday before the talk day, 09:00 to 17:00.
2-Day Intensive
Already going? It runs the Monday and Tuesday before the talks start.
Each one has its own page with the full outline, what you need to bring, and where to catch it next.
Two days with Claude Code in a real repository, planning small, checking with tests and reading the diff, until it opens a pull request you'd actually approve.
You write the agent yourself in C#, starting from a raw HTTP call and finishing with your own MCP server. Two days, then the same agent rebuilt on a framework so you can see what it actually adds.
Half a day, no laptop, working out why your tests go red every time you move code that still works, and how to design the ones that don't.
Two days of writing C# test-first, on code that talks to databases and queues, until the cycle stops feeling like ceremony and starts making design decisions for you.
Private sessions are on-site or remote, tailored to the codebase your team actually works in. Black Lab Studios handles the scoping and the contract. I run the room.