From business problem to usable output
Agentic coding workflow
Real tasks become prototypes, internal tools, automations, and reusable templates.
Service
Agentic Coding Workshop for companies.
A practical workshop for teams that want to turn real tasks into usable workflows, internal tools, and first AI-supported solutions.
We work on real tasks, structure suitable agent workflows, and turn them into usable digital outputs with clear quality rules.
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Agentic basics
What AI agents can do for companies, where their limits are, and which tasks are suited for prototypes, tools, or automations.
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Workflow design
How real tasks are translated into clear agent workflows, from one focused use case to repeatable automations.
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Context & prompting
How teams get better results by structuring requirements, company knowledge, data, and quality criteria.
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Guardrails & quality gates
How outputs are reviewed, privacy and review processes are included, and results are safely transferred into daily work.
For whom
For teams that want to test ideas quickly instead of only discussing them.
Agentic coding is not only a developer topic. Used well, it helps business teams, product teams, and decision makers make digital solutions tangible faster.
Marketing.
Campaign ideas, landing pages, content checks, and research workflows.
Sales.
Lead research, proposal helpers, CRM preparation, and conversation briefings.
Operations.
Checklists, reports, approvals, and internal process apps.
Product.
Feature prototypes, user flows, test scenarios, and MVP sketches.
IT & Engineering.
Tooling, review standards, technical feasibility, and safe handover.
Management.
Decision drafts, risk assessment, prioritization, and structured analysis.
What we do
Not an AI lecture. A workshop where first outputs emerge.
We turn individual prompts, tool demos, and loose ideas into a working format with concrete use cases, clear agent workflows, and verifiable results.
Journey path
Start
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Agentic coding basics
We clarify what agentic coding means, where it helps, and which roles humans and AI agents take.
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LLM vs. AI
We separate what language models can do from what AI workflows need, and clear up common misunderstandings.
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What is possible today
Concrete examples show which prototypes, tools, and automations teams can realistically build today.
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Live demo
We show an agentic coding workflow live: from a task through context to a reviewable result.
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Hands-on: collect ideas
Teams collect real tasks, internal problems, and recurring work that fit the workshop.
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Hands-on: build prototypes
Selected ideas become first clickable or functional drafts that can be discussed directly.
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Hands-on: test automations
Recurring steps are tested as an agent workflow, mini app, or simple automation.
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Hands-on: test results
Outputs are reviewed from a business, technical, and operational perspective before reuse.
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Hands-on: create templates
Useful patterns are documented as prompts, guidelines, checklists, or handover templates.
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Plan next steps
The workshop ends with a clear recommendation for pilot, rollout, or further use cases.
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Finish
Concrete outcomes
What teams actually build in the workshop.
Agentic coding is not only an engineering topic. We work with your real tasks and build usable apps, small programs, or automations with tools like Codex, Claude Code, and Mistral Vibe.
Accelerate campaigns
For example, an internal tool that turns a campaign goal into briefs, landing page variants, UTM links, and social snippets.
Marketing
Automate follow-ups
For example, a mini CRM workflow that structures call notes, suggests next steps, and prepares proposal building blocks.
Sales
Automate routines
For example, an app that checks CSVs, prepares approvals, creates status updates, and documents recurring back-office tasks.
Operations
Build prototypes
For example, a small product prototype with realistic data, feedback capture, and a prioritized backlog output.
Product
Improve codebase work
For example, tests for existing features, refactoring plans, CI failure analysis, pull requests, and technical documentation.
IT & Engineering
Clarify decisions
For example, a reporting workflow that turns data, risks, costs, and next steps from multiple sources into a clear decision brief.
Management
The result: every team leaves the workshop with a tangible prototype, automation, or workflow that can be developed further in daily work.
Choose the right entry point into the workshop series.
The formats build on each other: from short hands-on prototypes to concrete internal apps and production-ready applications.
Impulse Workshop
Entry point, half day
The compact entry point creates a shared view of agentic coding and already leads to short hands-on coding prototypes based on your first use cases.
- Shared baseline understanding across the team
- Relevant use cases from your daily work
- Short coding prototypes for selected tasks
- Clear recommendation for the next workshop step
Hands-on Workshop
Implementation, 1 day
Building on the prioritized use cases, the team works hands-on with agent tools and builds concrete apps, automations, or workflows for daily work.
- Work on real tasks from your company
- Concrete apps, automations, or internal tools
- Review and quality logic for daily work
- Reusable templates for further use cases
Pilot Sprint
Pilot, 2 to 4 weeks
The pilot takes one selected app or automation to a production-ready application with preparation, implementation, reviews, tests, deployment, and rollout guidance.
- Focused business use case with a clear goal
- Production-ready app, automation, or workflow
- Tests, review, deployment, and operating logic
- Rollout recommendation for further teams
Practice. Safety. Impact.
Why PebbleByte for this workshop?
Agentic coding needs more than tool knowledge. We combine product thinking, software engineering, and clear quality rules so workshop ideas become reliable applications, automations, and next steps.
Practice
We build digital products, platforms, and internal tools ourselves and bring that experience directly into the workshop.
Outcome
Every format has a clear output: from short prototypes to concrete apps and production-ready applications.
Safety
Reviews, tests, privacy, and permissions are considered from the start, not after the first experiment.
Transfer
Results are documented so teams can keep working with them and carry useful patterns into other areas.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about the workshop.
The most important points for teams that want to try agentic coding practically while keeping clear boundaries.
No. The workshop works as an entry point as well as a deeper session. We meet the team where it is and translate first tasks step by step into usable agent workflows.
Yes, when it makes sense from a business and security perspective. Real tasks are usually the most valuable. Sensitive data, customer data, or protected codebases are handled only with clear rules; alternatively, we use neutralized examples.
A mixed group works best: business teams, product, operations, management, and engineering. This makes the use cases relevant from a business perspective and realistic from a technical perspective.
The Impulse Workshop is not a lecture. Alongside orientation, examples, and use-case selection, the team creates short hands-on coding prototypes so everyone can see what agentic coding can do in practice.
In the Hands-on Workshop, we build concrete apps, automations, or internal tools as a usable foundation. The Pilot Sprint goes further: one selected use case is moved toward a production-ready application with reviews, tests, deployment, and operating logic.
Yes. Agentic coding can help marketing, sales, operations, product, and management when tasks are clearly described and outputs are reviewable. Developers remain important when quality, integration, security, or production operations matter.
We define upfront which data and systems may be used, which tools are allowed, and where human-in-the-loop reviews are required. The goal is productive work without loss of control, shadow IT, or unclear ownership.
We work with tools such as Codex, Claude Code, and Mistral Vibe depending on goals, environment, and constraints. More important than a single tool is the repeatable workflow: provide context, review output, iterate, document, and hand over safely.
At the end, you have documented results, next steps, and a recommendation for further development, a pilot, or rollout. When useful, we can support the transition into a Pilot Sprint or the implementation of a production-ready application.
Ready to introduce agentic coding in your team?
We help you identify concrete workflows, reduce risk, and integrate code agents productively into your development process.