DIRSCHL Academy · High-Ticket Developer Training

AI-Assisted Development: Software Development with Cursor AI & Codex

No more 500-line mega-prompts and dry theory. Learn the iterative professional workflow with appropriate model selection, dedicated Ask and Plan modes, and controlled agent workflows – directly on your own projects.

Pre-workshop codebase analysis, a one-day intensive workshop, and a concrete action plan for your development team. On-site or remote.

DIRSCHL Academy – Cursor AI, Codex, and APIs

30+ Years of Developer and Lecturer Experience

Technology-Agnostic Swift, Electron, Svelte, React, PHP, Python, and more

Pre-Checked Focus on Your Codebase, Not Standard Demos

The Difference Starts Before the Workshop

Maximum Efficiency: We Address Your Real Developer Blockers

Freeing up your developers for a workshop costs money and time. That's why the training doesn't just start on the workshop day: We review your projects, tech stack, and selected tasks in advance.

On the workshop day, no valuable time is lost due to general explanations or avoidable setup hurdles. We address your team's current challenges live in your actual repositories – on-site or remotely.

Technology-Agnostic, Not Tool Dogma

Native apps with Swift or Electron, web frameworks like Svelte, React, and Vue, backend APIs with Python or Node, as well as Enterprise WordPress and PHP: We adapt the AI toolchain to your ecosystem.

Direct Benefits for Your Team

Your developers don't just learn interfaces and prompts. The goal is clarified architectural questions, cleanly refactorable areas, and solved or robustly prepared tasks from your own backlog.

Curriculum

The Training Modules in Detail

The weighting will be adjusted to the team, codebase, and tasks after the pre-analysis.

Module 1

Workflow & Model Selection

  • Model Matchmaking: Which model suits native code, PHP hooks, Python, Svelte, or architectural work?
  • Ask and Plan vs. Code Edit: When does the agent remain read-only, and when is it allowed to modify files?
  • Cursor and Codex: Sensibly combine the strengths of IDE integration, the terminal, and delegated tasks.

Module 2

Iterative Prompting & Context

  • Iteration Workflow: Develop functions in small, verifiable steps instead of with overloaded mega-prompts.
  • Documentation and References: Correctly integrate framework docs, API specifications, and targeted file contexts.
  • Team Rules: Make standards reproducible via .cursor/rules and AGENTS.md.

Module 3

Codex CLI, IDE & Cloud

  • Operational Work: Use Codex locally in the terminal and IDE for analysis, implementation, testing, and refactoring.
  • Delegated Tasks: Execute suitable tasks in Codex Cloud and transfer results to the local codebase in a controlled manner.
  • Quality and Security: Human-in-the-Loop, reviews, tests, and clear permissions against technical debt.

What You'll Have After the Workshop

Tool Decision

Which workflow and model suit which tasks.

Team Rules

Shared guidelines for architecture, quality, and agent permissions.

Real Results

Processed code areas and concrete tasks from your backlog.

Action Plan

Prioritized next steps for team implementation.

Key Data & Investment

Process & Preparation

  1. Pre-workshop analysis of your codebase and tasks
  2. One-day intensive workshop
  3. Follow-up and action plan

Target Audience

In-house development teams, software architects, CTOs, tech agencies, and experienced developers.

Available on-site or remotely.

Investment

From €2,800 plus VAT.

Team flat rate includes pre-project review, custom agenda, workshop, and follow-up.

Johann Dirschl, Trainer for Cursor AI and Codex

Your Trainer

Johann Dirschl

With over 30 years of experience as a lecturer and active software developer. He develops his own commercial systems, WordPress plugins, Electron, and Swift applications daily using Cursor AI, Codex, and controlled AI workflows.

“We don't waste time with standard slides. We review your projects in advance, open your actual codebases on the training day, and solve real problems in live dialogue using the appropriate tools and models.”

Let us review your codebase before the workshop

Tell us your team size, tech stack, and two to three typical tasks. You will receive an honest assessment of whether the format is suitable and what preparation makes sense for maximum benefit.

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