Agentic Development · An interactive course

You have been promoted.

When was the last time a piece of software asked you what you wanted? Not a settings page. A real question, in the middle of a task, waiting for your answer.

If you work with AI agents, it happened this week. The moment a tool starts reasoning and acting on your behalf, working with it stops being a technical skill and becomes a management skill.

Nobody interviewed you for this job. Nobody trained you. This course is the training.

— / 15 knowledge checks

So everything gets faster now, right?

Unfortunately: NO. Not by itself.

Here is what real measurement shows. Across roughly 22,000 developers, organizations that rolled out agents without changing how they manage work watched time in review grow 441% and incidents per pull request 243% (Faros AI, 2026). The ones that managed the rollout gained 19.3% net productivity (Gartner, 2026) and 24% more pull requests per engineer (Microsoft, 2026). Real gains, and modest ones.

In other words: the distance between the disaster and the gain is not the model. It is management.

Feelings are not telemetry. This course teaches the difference.

Eight modules. One principle each.

Each module teaches one idea you can hold, makes you predict before you see, and checks that it landed. About an hour for all eight, in English or Finnish, on a phone or a laptop.

  1. Voucher

    The Fourth State of Development

    This is not tool adoption. It is a source-of-truth move

  2. Voucher

    Where You Matter Now

    You have been promoted. Here is the new job

  3. Voucher

    The Mechanics of Delegation

    The issue you write is the intent the agent carries

  4. Voucher

    The Stack

    Agents, orchestration, knowledge, and the wiring between them

  5. Open to everyone

    The Speed Limit

    The hard limit that decides whether agents help your team or hurt it

  6. Voucher

    Drift, and How to Clean It

    Small deviations accumulate into a codebase solving the wrong problem

  7. Voucher

    Spend Attention Where It Matters

    Human review is your scarce resource. Spend it where the risk is

  8. Voucher

    Putting It All Together

    Run the whole loop, watch the numbers move

Module 05 is open right now, free, no signup. Ten minutes in it will tell you more than any landing page could.

Who this is for

Engineering leaders

You decide the rollout. The course gives you the three failure modes that decide whether agents help or hurt your teams: the speed limit, the drift, and the attention budget. You will leave able to compute your own team’s load ratio from three numbers.

Developers

You were hired to write code, and now you are asked to direct it. Start with Modules 02 and 03: where you matter now, and why writing a great issue became the highest-leverage skill in the building.

Transformation leads

The course is the shared vocabulary your rollout is missing. Once everyone has watched the review queue explode in Module 05, the capacity conversation takes five minutes instead of five meetings.

Finish with a certificate that means something

At the end of the course there is an exam. Roughly thirty questions, drawn from a larger pool, covering all eight modules. Pass it and you hold the credential: Agentic Development Practitioner, 2026 edition.

  • Every certificate gets its own verification page on this site. Anyone can check that it is real.
  • One click adds it to your LinkedIn profile, credential ID and link filled in.
  • The edition year is honest on purpose: this field moves, and the course moves with it.

It is an online exam, not a proctored one. I keep it honest the practical way: a curated cohort, randomized questions, and limited attempts.

How access works

The course is not open registration, and that is deliberate. It is part of how I work with organizations, not a content shop. A small real cohort beats a large anonymous one.

  1. You fill in the form below. I read every request myself.

  2. If it is a fit, you receive a voucher code by email. Teams receive one code per seat.

  3. You redeem the code, and the full course and the exam open for you.

That is the whole process. No credit card wall, no drip campaign. The first vouchers go out with the first certification cohort, and requesting now puts you in it.

Have a voucher already? Redeem it here.

Request access

One or two sentences is plenty. This is the field I read first.

This form stores exactly what you see here, in our own database in the EU, and is used only to handle your request.

Who is behind this

I am Sina Ghazi. Twenty years across banking, payments, and AI, from Tehran to Lahti. Today I help organizations adopt agentic development through my company, Innovategy Oy.

The management chassis under this course is P3.express, P4.express, P5.express and micro.P3.express by OMIMO, licensed CC-BY 4.0 and adapted with attribution. Every statistic on these pages carries its source, and the ones that are illustrative say so.

For organizations that want these same instruments running on their own Linear and Notion data, the course is the front door to a larger engagement. Mention it in the form and we can take it from there.

Questions I expect

How long does it take?
About an hour for the eight modules and 30 to 45 minutes for the exam. Both work in short sittings; your progress waits in your browser.
What does it cost?
Vouchers are issued as part of pilots and engagements. Pricing is a conversation for now, and the form below is how the conversation starts.
What do I need to know beforehand?
If you can read a pull request, you are ready. And the course is short on purpose, so leaders should skip nothing.
Which languages?
English and Finnish. Every module, the exam, and this page.
How long is the certificate valid?
The credential carries its edition year. When the field moves enough, a new edition follows, and earlier holders hear about it first.
What do you store about me?
Course progress lives in your browser, not on our servers. Only the exam result and the certificate are recorded, because a verifiable certificate needs a record.

Ready? The form is above. Should you prefer to talk first, [email protected] works too.