AI Automation & Vibe Coding: Build Real Tools Without Code

This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.

Stop doing repetitive work by hand. In this course you will learn to automate your workday with n8n, the AI-native automation platform, and to build real working apps by simply describing them — no coding experience needed.

We start with your first automation: triggers, nodes, and workflows in n8n, connecting Gmail, Google Sheets, and Calendar, then hardening your workflows with error handling, scheduling, and monitoring. Next comes vibe coding: you will tour Lovable, Replit, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot, ship your first AI-built web app, and learn a repeatable workflow for growing a tiny HTML snippet step by step into a full working mini-app.

Then we put the two skills together. You will build inbox triage, meeting-notes-to-action-items, calendar bots, spreadsheet automation, report pipelines, and content repurposing flows. You will add AI steps using ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Meta AI, design reliable prompts that return clean JSON, chain prompts for multi-step tasks, add human-in-the-loop approvals, and control costs and rate limits. A plain-English tour of APIs and webhooks lets you connect apps with no native integration, parse data between steps, build a Telegram alert bot, and ship a lead-capture-to-CRM pipeline.

Finally you will vibe-code real mini-apps: dashboards, quote calculators, booking widgets, database-backed tools, and login-protected pages — then test, monitor, and launch with confidence, plus a 30-day roadmap to keep you sharp as tools evolve.

Every lecture is hands-on and beginner-friendly. You watch a real build, then build along: pause, do the step, resume. There is no theory for theory's sake — each concept lands inside a working automation or app you can use the same day. By the final section you will have a personal library of automations running quietly in the background and at least one deployed app with your name on it, plus the prompting skills to keep building long after the course ends.