I built BuildIt because I noticed a pattern in my own workflow — what people now call "vibe coding": AI agents (Claude Code, Codex, etc.) write code fast, I run it, it works, I merge — and a week later I can't explain why it works, or where the next bug is hiding.
BuildIt is a set of hands-on courses (Arduino, STM32 HAL/LL, ESP32, Next.js, Python, React, React Native, Flutter — 9 courses, 45 real shipped projects) where an AI agent proposes code changes like a normal diff, but you can't move to the next step until you explain — in an actual conversation with an AI tutor — why the change was made and what could go wrong. You also have to write the prompt yourself before the AI generates anything.
A few technical notes:
The tutor AI runs locally in your browser — your code never leaves your machine.
No pseudocode/toy examples — every project is real, compilable code from lesson one.
Credits-based pricing; unlocked courses stay yours even after cancelling.
Would love feedback, especially from anyone who's felt the same "I merged this AI diff and don't actually understand it" feeling.

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