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Homingo Learn · agents, MCP, automation and LLM apps

Learn to build with AI, from systems that really run.

Courses, lessons, guides and walkthroughs, each taught from a system Homingo runs every day. You see the real thing, then build your own.

  • Code you can copy, run and keep
  • Taught from systems that are live today
Courses

Where to start

Learn by building

You see it run. Then you build your own.

Every lesson starts from a system Homingo runs today, so the examples are real, the edge cases are real, and what you build works the same way.

Things you’ll build

Projects, not slides.

The course ends with projects you keep: in your own repo, running, and yours to show.

PROJECT 01 · AGENT

An agent that asks before it acts

It reads a task, calls its tools, writes a draft, gets scored by a reviewer, and waits in a queue until you say yes.

PROJECT 02 · MCP SERVER

Your tools, inside Claude

Expose your own tools as an MCP server that Claude and other assistants can call.

PROJECT 03 · JOBS ON A CLOCK

Jobs that run on time, and stop when you say

Scheduled runs, safe re-runs and a log for every job, plus one file that pauses everything.

Your instructor

Mohd Yusuf Khan

Founder, Homingo
You see the real system first: the approval board, the MCP servers, the reviewer and the jobs on a clock. Then you build your own, one working piece per module.
FAQ

Questions, answered.

All questions →

Do I get a certificate?

Yes. You get a certificate of completion from Homingo when you finish a course and its project.

How do I pay?

Securely through Razorpay: UPI, cards and netbanking. We never see your card details.

The fee is hard for me right now. Can I still join?

Yes. We keep some seats aside for exactly that. Request one and tell us a little about what you would like to build.

I won at Hack Days. Do I need to pay?

No. Hack Days winners get a seat in the course. You do not need to ask: we set it up with the email you registered with.

Pick something to build this week.

Everything in the catalogue says what you will have made by the end, before you start.