6 Fridays building real software with senior developers.
Your team ships faster from week one.
€2,520/dev · 🇪🇪 Estonian subsidy: just €504.
For developers with 2+ years experience · Max 20 per squad
The Shift
Not marketing fluff about “autonomous systems.” An agent is an LLM that uses tools, runs in a loop until the task is done, and keeps context across iterations.
LLM + Tools + Loop + Context
while(task) { think → act → observe }Single prompt, single response
prompt → response → doneWhy Claude Code →“After writing my first LLM loop, I couldn't sleep. Once you see it, your perspective changes permanently.”
Kaido Koort
Experience the Shift
The Bigger Picture
Kaido Koort founded Plepic in 2025 after 23 years in software — 8 teams, 6 products, both agency and client side. He knows what it looks like when efficiency arrives and the teams that made it possible don’t share in it.
Agentic AI changes how code gets written. The next question: why are agencies still billing by the hour? We’re building Scopeful — pricing tied to outcomes, not time.
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Meet the Team
Developer, Architect & AI Trainer
Telecommunications | Blockchain | AML | Energy | Game Design | Agentic Coding
Co-authors
Tech Leader & Product Strategist
Led 8 teams | Launched 6 products | Former Head of Dev, Smart-ID | StaffLogic | SurfCast | Lunar Base
Common Questions
Agentic coding is a software development approach where an LLM uses tools in a loop to plan, write, test, and refine code autonomously. Unlike single-prompt AI, an agentic system iterates until a goal is achieved — enabling developers to ship 3–5× faster by delegating repetitive tasks to an AI agent.
ChatGPT responds to a single prompt and stops. An agentic AI runs in a loop: it plans a task, takes actions using tools (like writing files, running tests, or searching code), observes the results, and continues until the job is done. The difference is autonomy over multi-step tasks, not just conversations.
Claude Code is Anthropic’s terminal-based agentic coding tool, released in February 2025. Unlike IDE plugins, it has full system access — read files, run commands, manage git, and integrate with any tool in your pipeline. It’s the first agent that developers can extend with their own workflows, which is why we built our curriculum around it.
The training is designed for software developers with at least two years of professional experience who have access to a real codebase. Teams from software agencies, product companies, and tech departments join to accelerate delivery using agentic workflows — not to learn programming basics.
The training runs over six Fridays, each a full day (9:00–15:30) via Google Meet. In total the program covers 50 academic hours and is structured so participants can apply what they learn in their own codebases between sessions.
Yes. Participants who complete the program receive a Plepic Certificate of Completion in Agentic Development. The certificate covers the agentic development framework including Claude Code, CLAUDE.md architecture, context management, and the full agentic loop with git worktrees.
The standard price is €2,520 per developer (+VAT). For Estonian teams, the Töötukassa subsidy brings the cost down to €504 per developer — the fund covers €2,016 of the total. You apply for the subsidy before training starts via the Töötukassa employer portal.
Estonian employers can apply for Töötukassa täienduskoolituse toetus (continuing training support), which covers 80% of training costs. For our program, Töötukassa covers €2,016, leaving €504 per developer. Apply before the training start date via the Töötukassa employer portal.
Yes. No prior Claude experience is required — only 2+ years of software development experience and access to a real codebase. The first session covers Claude Code setup from scratch, including token economics, commands, and configuration. Teams without prior AI coding tool experience catch up quickly.
We work on your actual codebase, not exercises. Every session is led by senior developers with 20+ years each who build production systems with agentic tools. The curriculum was designed in 2025 specifically for Claude Code — not adapted from generic AI content. We guarantee a 3× speed improvement or continue working with your team.
Yes. The training runs online via Google Meet and is open to European teams at the standard price of €2,520 per developer. The Töötukassa subsidy is only available for Estonian-registered employers. We run cohorts in English and can accommodate teams across the EU.
The agentic harness is the structured setup that makes Claude Code work reliably on a real codebase: CLAUDE.md configuration, documentation architecture, brainstorming and scoping skills, the agentic loop, and git worktrees for parallel agent work. The training teaches you to assemble this harness for your specific project.