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AI Bootcamp (2026 Edition)

Docs CI License: MIT Built for shipping

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A practical, public repo for learning to build real AI products in 2026.

This is a build-in-public playbook: examples, notes, docs, and project tracks you can clone and run.

Quickstart

git clone git@github.com:JacobHind/AiBoOtcAmp.git
cd AiBoOtcAmp

# Run one fast example
cd examples/01-tool-calling-assistant
python3 run.py --query "what is (12 * 5) + 7"

Who this is for

  • Builders who want to ship AI apps, agents, and automations.
  • Developers moving from prompts to production systems.
  • Founders and operators learning modern AI workflows end to end.

What you will learn

  • LLM app fundamentals: prompts, structured output, tool use, evals.
  • Agent systems: planning, memory, tool orchestration, safety boundaries.
  • RAG and knowledge systems: indexing, retrieval quality, grounded answers.
  • Multimodal AI: text, image, audio, and document workflows.
  • Deployment and operations: CI/CD, observability, cost and latency control.

Repo structure

  • docs: curriculum, architecture notes, implementation guides.
  • examples: small, runnable examples to learn one concept fast.
  • projects: larger project tracks and portfolio builds.
  • notes: learning logs, retrospectives, and playbooks.

Featured builds

Suggested learning path

  1. Start with docs to understand the current AI stack.
  2. Run 2-3 focused examples from examples.
  3. Build one project from projects.
  4. Capture what worked (and failed) in notes.
  5. Repeat weekly and publish your progress.

30-day build sprint

  1. Week 1: Foundation Set up tooling, APIs, and baseline evals. Ship one tiny CLI assistant.

  2. Week 2: Retrieval + tools Add a retrieval layer and at least one external tool integration.

  3. Week 3: Agent workflow Implement planner/executor flow, memory, and guardrails.

  4. Week 4: Productization Add telemetry, tests, CI, and a clean README demo flow.

Quality bar for contributions

  • Every new project includes: setup steps, demo steps, and failure modes.
  • Every example includes: expected input/output and at least one test.
  • Every architecture change includes: a short design note in docs.

Tech focus (2026)

  • AI application frameworks and model SDKs.
  • Typed, structured outputs over brittle free-form parsing.
  • Evals-first iteration loops for reliability.
  • Retrieval and tool use grounded in source-of-truth data.
  • Fast shipping with reproducible local and cloud workflows.

Contributing

Issues and pull requests are welcome. Prefer small, composable changes.

If you are new here, open an issue with:

  • what you want to build,
  • where you got stuck,
  • and what result you expected.

See CONTRIBUTING.md for contribution standards.

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License

MIT. See LICENSE.

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