Learning paths / For AI builders

You built it with AI. Now ship it like a pro.

Lovable, Cursor, Claude Code, Bolt or Replit got it working in the preview. These 8 lessons cover what they skip on the way to live: where it listens, where keys leak, reading the code it wrote, tests that can fail, a scoped token and a way back.

At a glance

For
Anyone who built an app with an AI tool
Lessons
8, in order
Time
About 1 hr 18 min
Ends with
A lab you run on ComputeSphere

The track

  1. Why it works locally and not onlineThe one line that makes an app work on your laptop and fail online.Vibe coding to production, lesson 4.2.3Reading, 5 min
  2. How secrets leak: git, logs, images, screenshotsKeys leak through commits, logs, images and screenshots. Close each path before you deploy.Application foundations, lesson 2.6.2Reading, 6 min
  3. Review an agent's pull requestA tidy, tested change can still be unsafe. Review it against a checklist, not its confidence.Vibe coding to production, lesson 4.4.2Reading, 8 min
  4. Tests that prove somethingA test you've never seen fail might not check anything. Write one that does.Vibe coding to production, lesson 4.5.1Reading, 6 min
  5. Injection, invented packages and licencesInjection, packages that don't exist and licences all look like working code.Vibe coding to production, lesson 4.6.3Reading, 6 min
  6. Least-privilege tokensWhen an agent deploys, give it a token that's limited to one project and expires.Vibe coding to production, lesson 4.8.1Reading, 6 min
  7. Deploy history and rollbackEvery deploy is a version. Know how to put the last good one back before you need to.Deploy on ComputeSphere, lesson 5.7.4Reading, 6 min
  8. Lab: ship the starterPut it together: build the starter app from your fork, then let your agent redeploy it while you approve each step.Vibe coding to production, lesson 4.8.3Lab, 35 min

Total: about 1 hr 18 min. The readings stand alone; the lab (35 min) needs a ComputeSphere account, the csph CLI set up and your fork of the starter app from Already built it? Start here.

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