Supervising AI Coding Agents - Workshop

AI coding agents can generate apps from plain English, but they can also make confident mistakes or produce fabricated outputs. In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn a practical supervise-and-verify workflow to harness AI effectively and reliably.

Using Replit or Claude Code (agentic coding tool), you’ll scope a small project, generate code, and implement checks to ensure correctness, reproducibility, and quick sanity plots.

By the end of the workshop, you will be familiar with agentic coding tools and you will know how to supervise it end-to-end.

Instructor: Vasyl Rakivnenko
Instructor for Stanford CSP "Supervising AI Coding Agents" course. AI Technical Lead at Stanford Law School, Research Affiliate at Stanford Value Chain Innovation Initiative (GSB).

Vasyl Rakivnenko focuses on building and applying AI systems to improve access to justice. He develops and integrates AI-powered enterprise solutions across startups, venture firms, and publicly traded companies, and Forbes Poland has recognized his strategic AI initiatives for their impact on digital innovation. He is a Stanford GSB alumnus, completed the Stanford Executive Program (SEP), received an MBA from Kozminski University in Poland, and a BA in business administration from the University of Mondragon, Spain.

Stanford: https://profiles.stanford.edu/vasyl-rakivnenko

Linked[in]: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rakivnenkov