Where to go next

Pick your next course on Vibe Code School, claim your free certificate, and turn this project into a portfolio piece.

You've gone from zero to a live, secured website with a working tool for a real business. That's the whole loop: describe, build, check, secure, ship. Every course on this site builds on it, so pick the one that matches what you want to make next.

Your next course

Course	Take it if you want to…
Vibe Coding using Claude Code	Go deep on one terminal agent: plan mode, project memory, skills, MCP and a shipped capstone
Build Mobile Apps using Codex	Build a phone app with OpenAI's Codex and ship it to TestFlight and Google Play
Agent Manager with Google Antigravity	Run several agents at once from Google's agent-first app
Agentic AI Engineering	Build the systems around models: retrieval, tools, MCP, evaluations and security
Prompt Engineering Mastery	Get much better at the skill under everything in this course: writing prompts
Claude Cowork: AI for Everyday Work	Hand everyday office work to Claude on your desktop, with no code involved
ChatGPT Work: Delegate the Busywork	Do the same with ChatGPT's agent for knowledge work

Match them upExercise 1 of 3

Match each goal to the course that fits it best.

Pick one on the left, then its partner on the right.

You want to…

Course

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A simple rule of thumb: follow the track you enjoyed. If the terminal felt good, the Claude Code course takes you much further with one agent. If you want an app on your phone, the Codex mobile course is next. If you'd rather keep building without installing anything, Prompt Engineering Mastery sharpens the skill that matters most in an app builder. And if what excited you was putting AI inside your own apps, take Prompt Engineering Mastery first, then Agentic AI Engineering.

Your free certificate

Finish every lesson in this course and your certificate unlocks: every step ticked, every exercise solved or revealed, and every quiz at 100%. Then open the Certificate page, type your name, and choose Print / save as PDF, or Add to LinkedIn profile to pre-fill LinkedIn's Licenses & Certifications form. Your progress is saved in your browser and nothing is uploaded, so finish in the same browser you started in. There's no fee and no exam beyond the quizzes.

Quick checkExercise 2 of 3

You finished every lesson on your laptop, but the certificate page on your phone shows nothing. Why?

Turn the project into a portfolio piece

Write a short README: what the site does, who it's for, the tools you used, and a screenshot.
Explain three decisions and why you made them: no sign-in, data in a file, money in cents. Decisions are what clients and employers want to hear about.
Link the live site and the repository from your profile.
Keep shipping. Pick one improvement a week. The habit matters more than the size.

Sort itExercise 3 of 3

What belongs in your portfolio README?

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A screenshot of the live site

Keep learning from the source

These tools change every month. The most reliable news comes from each tool's own changelog and documentation: Claude Code's changelog, the ChatGPT and Codex changelog, Cursor's changelog, and GitHub's Copilot docs. When a term you don't know turns up, the AI Coding Dictionary on this site explains it in plain words.

Check your understanding

Q1. What has to be true before your certificate appears?

Q2. Where's the most reliable place to learn what changed in a tool this month?

· Work through the 3 remaining exercises above (stuck? each one can show you the answer).

· Score 100% on the quiz.

Vocabulary in this lesson

AgentA model wired to tools and a loop: it reads, acts, checks the result, and goes again until the task is done or you stop it.ToolA named capability the harness lets the model invoke, such as reading a file, running a shell command or fetching a page.AIAn umbrella word that keeps changing what it points at. In coding today it means a language model plus the harness that lets it act.Vibe codingBuilding software by describing what you want to an agent and judging the result rather than reading every line of code.Tool callThe model's request to run a tool: a structured message naming the tool and its arguments, which the harness then executes.MCPModel Context Protocol: an open standard for plugging external tool servers into any agent harness.

Plain-English definitions from the AI Coding Dictionary.