Development · intermediate

AI Coding with GitHub Copilot, Cursor & Claude Code

Master the three most powerful AI coding tools used by professional engineers. Learn GitHub Copilot, Cursor AI, and Claude Code — from first completions to agentic multi-file workflows — and build a production-ready AI-assisted development workflow you can apply immediately.

12 hours
21 lessons
5 modules
updated May 2026

Module 1 freeNo credit cardFull course from $8.99/mo

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How LLM-Based Coding Assistants Work

AI coding assistants are built on large language models (LLMs) that have been trained on billions of lines of source code scraped from public repositories. Unlike the simple token-frequency autocomplete in older IDEs,…

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curriculum

5 modules, 21 lessons

Module 1 is free — lessons, hands-on walkthrough and quiz.

readHow LLM-Based Coding Assistants Work40 min
quizQuiz: AI Coding Fundamentals15 min
hands-onCLI: First Copilot Completions in VS Code30 min
videoVideo: Get Started with GitHub Copilot in VS Code20 min

how it's built

Built by the CloudaQube team

No celebrity instructor — here is exactly what goes into the course instead.

01 6 guided hands-on walkthroughs you run in a real environment.
02 6 module quizzes — every answer comes with an explanation.
03 Last updated May 2026.
04 Any module can become a hands-on lab in Labs Studio.

outcomes

What you'll be able to do

01 Configure and use GitHub Copilot for inline completions, chat, and agent mode
02 Leverage Cursor Composer for multi-file AI edits and codebase-aware refactoring
03 Run Claude Code CLI for agentic coding tasks and custom automation workflows
04 Combine AI tools with TDD, security review, and PR generation for production-grade workflows
05 Make informed decisions about when to use each AI coding assistant

before you start

— Comfortable writing code in at least one language (Python, TypeScript, or similar)
— Familiarity with Git and a code editor (VS Code recommended)
— Basic command-line skills

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How long does it take?

About 12 hours of lessons, videos and hands-on walkthroughs across 5 modules.

What’s free?

Module 1 in full — lessons, hands-on walkthrough and quiz — with no card required. Any paid plan (from $8.99/mo) unlocks all 5 modules, and starts with a 14-day free trial.

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