Stop betting
against yourself.

A note from the table

The market just repriced you.
Are you a sharp or a square?

Here's the uncomfortable line nobody's posting: the gap between engineers who command AI and engineers who merely use it is now the single biggest spread in tech. One group ships harnesses and agents that do the work while they sleep. The other copies snippets into a chat box and hopes.

Squares bet on tools. Sharps bet on systems — and on showing up every single week.

You already feel it. The tooling moves faster than you can read the changelog. You half-built an agent once, it kind of worked, and then the week swallowed you. The problem was never the model. The problem is that nobody held the line with you.

What AI Bets actually is

Not a course you abandon at lesson three. AI Bets is a 3-month accountability cohort — a standing weekly table for engineers who are done watching from the rail. Every week you put a rep on the board, the room holds you to it, and you walk out sharper than you walked in.

• Weekly live sessions — one table, every week, for 12 weeks. You show your hand; the room sharpens it.
• Build harnesses & agents — leave with systems that do real work, not screenshots.
• Accountability that bites — a bet you announce to people who will absolutely call you on it.
• Your line, tracked — pick your edge in the next step; we tailor the table to it.
• A room of sharps — engineers betting on the same 12 weeks you are.

In 12 weeks you either have an edge — or an excuse. Pick one and bet it.

Who's invited to the table

Engineers who want AI to do more of the work — whether you're ready to ship autonomous agents, or you still type most of your code by hand and want to level up your whole setup. Both seats are open. We'll figure out your exact line on the next page.

Who's calling the table

Before I ever shipped software for a living, I played poker professionally (2011–2014). Poker beats one lesson into you that no bootcamp can: you don't control the cards — only the quality of your bets. Think in bets. Respect variance. Protect your bankroll. Press a real edge the moment you find one.

I've been building software since 2016 — I dug ML and terminals back before AI was cool. Today I'm an engineer at an AI-first company, where I rotate Claude Code, Codex and Copilot and build my own harnesses and agents to do the work for me. Different table, same game I learned at the felt.

The engineers pulling ahead aren't the ones dealt the best cards. They're the ones making +EV bets — every single week — and actually sitting down at the table to do it.

AI Bets is the room I wish I'd had: poker discipline pointed straight at AI engineering. We don't gamble — we find the edge, size the bet, and grind the reps together for 12 weeks. I'll be at the table with you.

— The AI Bets table