Learnetto AI directory

Find the best AI educators, resources, and learning paths.

A compact directory for people who want practical AI skills and up-to-date official docs: prompting, automation, coding agents, MCP, model selection, AI product work, RAG, evals, model internals, and production AI engineering.

179 educators 12 learning paths 289 resources

Today's rotation

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Current picks across coding agents, MCP, model selection, RAG, evals, and production AI.

Claude Code beginner's tutorial

Peter Yang · coding agents, claude code, coding

2025 in LLMs so far

Simon Willison · llm tools, local models, ai engineering

Claude models overview

Anthropic · claude, anthropic, fable

Zero to Shipped Game with Claude Code

Peter Yang · claude code, prototyping, ai workflows

Hugging Face Agents Course

Hugging Face · agents, tools, open models

Agents for everything else

AI Engineer · agents, ai engineering, developer tools

Educators to start with

Sorted for range: founders, product teams, developers, evals, model internals, and production systems.

Educator Best for Skills Start with
Indie founders, product builders Founder workflows, Product ops, Automation Read the public notes and examples before deciding whether the paid material matches your business.
Founders, service business owners Founder workflows, Systems, Automation Look for workflow breakdowns and implementation examples.
Product managers, founders Product strategy, Writing, AI adoption Review the Maven syllabus and compare it to your current product workflow.
Product teams, founders Product, Growth, Team adoption Browse the How I AI interviews and copy the workflows that match your role.
Knowledge workers, educators, leaders AI literacy, Workplace adoption, Strategy Read recent essays on using AI as a collaborator and on organizational adoption.
Developers, AI engineers AI engineering, Agents, Developer tools Watch AI Engineer talks for production patterns and tool choices.
Everyone from beginners to builders Prompting, Agents, RAG, ML foundations Start with ChatGPT Prompt Engineering for Developers, then pick a RAG or agents course.
Coders learning deep learning Deep learning, PyTorch, Model training Practical Deep Learning for Coders, lesson 1.
Developers, data scientists Practical ML, Ethics, Education Use fast.ai essays and course material alongside hands-on notebooks.
Programmers who want model internals Neural networks, Backprop, LLM internals Watch micrograd, then makemore, then the GPT video.
Developers, technical generalists LLM tools, Prompting, AI safety, Local models, Model selection Read the recent model-roundup posts, then try the llm command-line tool with two or three different providers.
Developers building LLM apps Structured outputs, Extraction, RAG Try the Instructor examples for extraction and validation.

Choose by skill

Use these as quick routes into the directory.

AI foundations

Useful for: Everyone

Learn: What LLMs can and cannot do; Tokens, context windows, hallucinations; Privacy and data handling

Resources: DeepLearning.AI, Learn Prompting, Ethan Mollick

Prompting and writing

Useful for: Writers, operators, PMs, founders

Learn: Clear task framing; Examples and constraints; Editing, synthesis, and critique loops

Resources: Learn Prompting, DAIR.AI, Peter Yang

Automation and agents

Useful for: Founders, operations teams, developers

Learn: Trigger-based workflows; Tool calling; Agent failure modes; Human review points

Resources: Brian Casel, Josh Pigford, AI Engineer

AI product work

Useful for: PMs, designers, founders

Learn: AI UX patterns; Use-case selection; Prototyping; Measuring quality

Resources: Peter Yang, Lenny Rachitsky, Shreya Shankar

Coding with AI

Useful for: Software developers

Learn: Codebase navigation; Test generation; Refactoring; Reviewing AI output

Resources: Simon Willison, Addy Osmani, Matt Pocock, AI Engineer

Context engineering and MCP

Useful for: Developers using coding agents and tool-connected workflows

Learn: How to structure instructions, memories, and skills; When to use MCP servers versus retrieval or file search; Subagents, hooks, and tool boundaries; How to keep agent context small, relevant, and testable

Resources: Anthropic, Hugging Face, OpenAI, Matt Pocock, Simon Willison

RAG and knowledge systems

Useful for: Developers building AI apps

Learn: Chunking and retrieval; Structured extraction; Reranking; Grounded answers

Resources: Jason Liu, Hamel Husain, Eugene Yan

Evals and reliability

Useful for: AI product teams

Learn: Test sets; Human review; Regression checks; Quality metrics

Resources: Hamel Husain, Shreya Shankar, Chip Huyen

Resources worth opening

A rotating mix of official docs, hands-on guides, model catalogs, and practical AI engineering resources.

Resource Type Level Use when
OpenAI model guide
OpenAI
Model docs Beginner to advanced You need to choose between GPT-5.5, GPT-5.5 Pro, GPT-5.4 mini, GPT-5.4 nano, reasoning levels, tool support, and cost-sensitive API paths.
Claude choosing a model
Anthropic
Guide Intermediate You need Anthropic's current guidance on balancing capability, speed, and cost before changing Claude models.
Gemini coding agent setup
Google AI for Developers
Guide Intermediate You want Google's official setup path for Gemini-driven coding-agent workflows, Gemini Docs MCP, and skills rather than generic prompt advice.
Claude Code overview
Anthropic
Guide Intermediate You want practical docs for using Claude as a coding agent across a real codebase and toolchain.
Gemini Deep Research preview
Google AI for Developers
Guide Intermediate to advanced You want the latest official Google docs for long-running research agents, cited reports, background execution, and MCP-aware investigation workflows.
A Complete Guide To AGENTS.md
Matt Pocock
Guide Intermediate You want to write project instructions that help coding agents understand commands, conventions, architecture, and working boundaries.
Hugging Face Context Course
Hugging Face
Free course Intermediate You want a focused course on context engineering for code agents, including skills, subagents, hooks, and MCP.
Model Context Protocol Tutorial
Matt Pocock
Free tutorial Intermediate You want to understand MCP and build TypeScript MCP servers over stdio or HTTP, connect Claude Code to tools, use MCP prompts, and package servers for distribution.