// case 1
#cross_tool_user
Claude Code for backend, Lovable for the UI, maybe v0 for a component. You want someone who knows all of them and can help you stitch a workflow that doesn't break.
$cat ai-coding-mentor.md
# AI CODING MENTOR · CROSS-TOOL · $149 FIRST SESSION
The AI coding world
moves weekly.
No course keeps up.
Claude Code, Cursor, Lovable, Antigravity, v0, Bolt, Replit Agent — each one has its own quirks, its own failure modes, its own "this worked yesterday" moments.
A mentor does something different from a course. I don't hand you a curriculum and disappear — I meet you in your tool, on your project, at your stuck point, and work on it with you in real time.
// who books cross-tool mentorship
Four kinds of mentee. Maybe one is you.
// case 2
#stuck_solo_builder
Halfway through building something and one tool is fighting you. You don't need a deep class — you need to be unstuck in an hour.
// case 3
#beginner_picking_a_tool
Brand-new and overwhelmed by choices. Want someone who's used them all to tell you honestly which one fits your situation.
// case 4 · the under-served one
#experienced_dev_adding_ai
You've shipped code for years without AI assistance and want to bring AI tools in without them degrading your standards. A mentor helps you calibrate — when to trust the diff, when to override, when to fire the AI and write the code yourself.
// tool coverage
What I can help you with
Honest version: I'm a daily Claude Code user, fluent in 3-4 others, and have working knowledge of the rest. I won't pretend to be the world's expert on every tool — but most cross-tool problems pattern-match.
[ claude_code · primary specialty ]
- Setup, CLI, skills, subagents
- CLAUDE.md patterns & orchestration
- Agent architecture for production
- Where I go deepest
[ cursor ]
- Rules, Composer, indexing
- Keeping it focused on a task
- When to use it vs Claude Code
[ lovable ]
- Error loops & credit management
- Deploys, custom domains
- When to graduate to a real codebase
[ antigravity ]
- Navigation, setup, common patterns
- Where it shines vs alternatives
[ v0 / bolt / replit_agent ]
- Component generation & iteration (v0)
- Common failure modes (Bolt)
- When to use vs alternatives (Replit)
[ meta_skills · across_all_tools ]
- Prompting patterns that keep AI focused
- Reading AI-generated diffs without trusting them blindly
- Git as a safety net when AI breaks things
- Knowing when to fire the AI and write the code
// the case for cross-tool
Why cross-tool mentorship matters
Most mentors specialize in one tool. That's fine if you're going all-in on Cursor or all-in on Lovable. But most real projects use two or three tools together, and the friction isn't within any one tool — it's between them.
I've used every major AI coding tool long enough to have strong opinions. My mentorship doesn't force you into the tool I prefer — it helps you get better at whichever ones you've chosen, and tells you honestly when a different one would serve you better.
// what a session looks like
60 minutes, screen-share
[00:00 — 10:00]
#tool_audit
What you're using, what's working, what's friction. If you brought a stuck-point, paste it here.
[10:00 — 50:00]
#real_work
We work in your stack. If your problem is between tools, we map the boundary and unstick whichever side is failing.
[50:00 — 60:00]
#recommendations
Honest take on which tools to keep, which to drop, which to add. Plus next steps for your project.
// pricing
Simple. Pay per session.
~/cross-tool.json
● USD
{
"first_session": "$149", // 60 min
"each_after": "$129",
"packages": null, // pay per session, no packages
"payment": "Stripe or Wise",
"cancellation": "free 24h+ ahead"
}
// book a session
Pick a time
~/calendar · ICT (UTC+7)
● live availability
AI Coding Mentor — 60 min
Bring whatever stack you're using. We work in it together.
- Tool-agnostic — Claude Code, Cursor, Lovable, anything
- Honest opinions on what's worth your time
- If I'm not the right person, I'll tell you in 10 min and refund
$149
// faq
Cross-tool questions
Claude Code (primary specialty, daily user), Cursor, Lovable, Antigravity, v0, Bolt.new, Replit Agent, GitHub Copilot, Aider. I've used all of them in real projects. For Claude Code I can go deep — for others I can help you unstick and avoid common mistakes, but I won't pretend to be the world's expert on every tool.
Depends on your goal. If you want to ship one specific project fast, pick one and go deep. If you're building a long-term practice as a "vibe coder" or technical founder, knowing two or three tools at a working level is worth it — they have different strengths and the switching cost is lower than you'd think. Mentorship can help you decide which to prioritize based on what you're actually trying to build.
Book a first session. Tell me what you want to build. I'll tell you honestly which tool to start with, get you set up, and we'll write our first real thing together in the session. That's a more useful first hour than any intro video.
Claude Code Coach is single-tool focused — Claude Code specifically. AI Coding Mentor is the same person, same price, but framed for cross-tool questions. If you only use one tool, book the page that matches it.
Only if you should. I have opinions, but I'm not religious about them. Most of the time the right answer is "your tool is fine, here's how to use it better." Occasionally the answer is "this tool is the wrong choice for this project" — and you deserve to hear it honestly.
Bring whatever stack you're using.
$149 first session. Honest opinions. We work in your tools, not mine.