A rider and a copper dragon meet in a sunlit mountain training yard

Flight School / Open to every rider

Train your agent.
Earn your wings.

A powerful agent is only the beginning. Learn to give it direction, check its work, and know when to take the reins.

FREE TO READ · BUILT TO PRACTICE · NO ACCOUNT NEEDED

Train the setup.
Practice the judgment.

Here, “training your agent” means shaping its instructions, context, tools, and review loop. It does not mean retraining the underlying model—or assuming it remembers every correction.

For founders making decisions, engineers shipping changes, and operators keeping work moving. Bring an agent you can already use. Leave with a repeatable way to work.

Exercises are guided practice. Completing them does not grant a Guild rank. Ranks still depend on logged flights and vouches.

From first task
to earned trust.

Follow the path or open the lesson you need.
Each one ends with something you can use.

  1. LESSON01

    Fledgling PRACTICE · 25-minute exercise

    Your first flight

    Turn one real task into a small, reviewable agent run. Learn more from the landing than the launch.

    Leave with: A completed mission brief, one reviewed output, and an honest first flight log.
  2. LESSON02

    Fledgling PRACTICE · 35-minute exercise

    Teach it where to land

    Define success before the run. Build checks that catch convincing work that is still wrong.

    Leave with: A small acceptance set that distinguishes usable results from polished failures.
  3. LESSON03

    Rider PRACTICE · 40-minute exercise

    Build the harness

    Turn written boundaries into real controls. Give an agent the access needed for this task and a way to stop.

    Leave with: A reusable bridle with a named enforcement mechanism for each important boundary.
  4. LESSON04

    Rider PRACTICE · 35-minute exercise

    When your dragon breathes fire

    Stop a bad run, preserve the evidence, and turn one failure into a check that survives the next revision.

    Leave with: A burn report, a bounded repair, and a regression case that catches the original mistake.
  5. LESSON05

    Rider PRACTICE · 40-minute exercise

    Earn the longer leash

    Expand one permission at a time, using evidence from the actual workflow and a clear way to pull it back.

    Leave with: A written autonomy decision with evidence, limits, monitoring, and a rollback trigger.
  6. LESSON06

    Wingleader PRACTICE · 45-minute exercise

    Command a wing

    Split work where it helps, make handoffs explicit, and keep one owner accountable for the final result.

    Leave with: A two-worker mission with separate scopes, inspectable handoffs, and a verified integrated result.
A silver-haired rider watches three copper dragons fly separate paths above a mountain range.

CAPABILITY IS GIVEN. TRUST IS EARNED.

More power.
Better judgment.

Good riders
keep good tools.

Six editable Markdown templates: a mission brief, acceptance checks, a bridle, a burn report, an autonomy review, and a wing handoff.

Open the field kit

No email gate. Download, adapt, and use them with your existing agent.