Feedback

Tell me what worked and what didn't. Eleven questions, mostly tap-to-answer, and anonymous: no name, no email. You send them from here, without leaving the guide. The two text questions at the end shape the next run of this workshop more than anything else.

What is your level? Student Junior Professional Senior Other:

Had you used agentic coding before today? No, today was my first time I had tried it a few times Yes, I use it regularly

How much did you actually learn today? Loads — way more than I expected Solid — learned new things I'll keep Some — about what I expected A bit — not much Almost nothing new for me

Will you actually use what you learned in your daily work or projects? Already started using it Yes, within the next month Maybe, when the right project comes up Probably not

How likely are you to recommend this workshop to a friend?

0 = not at all likely · 10 = extremely likely

Did you leave with your own live site? Yes: it's live, and I shared the link It's live, but not finished yet Not live yet I paired with a neighbour

Which laptop did you use? macOS Windows Linux Other:

Best part of the workshop? Building my site Role by Role with the agent My own live portfolio at the end Designing my look in Stitch The theory: agentic coding, context, Modern Web Guidance Checking quality: QA, the Check, DevTools Talking to other attendees Other:

What didn't work well? (Pick any that apply.) (optional) Setup took too long Pace was too fast Pace was too slow The Install script or a tool failed on my laptop Antigravity: account, age, region or quota problems Publishing to GitHub didn't work Wifi or network issues AI tooling glitched (Antigravity, Gemini, Stitch) Other:

What helped you most?

The moment, exercise or idea from today that you'll actually take with you. Be specific: "a fresh chat for every Role, because the agent stopped forgetting my rules" tells me more than "the agents".

One concrete thing you'd change for the next run.

Most useful answer in the whole form. Be specific — "the X step felt slow because Y" beats "good workshop, thanks".

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Thank you!