Kavya helps developers move beyond one-shot code generation into deliberate collaboration with coding agents. She teaches repository orientation, compact task briefs, durable project instructions, context selection, planning, agent modes, diff review, checkpoints, testing, debugging, and clean human handoffs across modern IDE tools.
Kavya's lessons focus on Agentic Coding in IDEs, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Claude Code handoffs, repository discovery, context engineering, project rules, prompt design, plan and agent modes, diff review, checkpoints, testing, debugging, and human-agent collaboration. Sessions are designed for working developers, coding beginners with fundamentals, technical founders, students, maintainers, and teams adopting IDE coding agents and usually use repository maps, task briefs, context audits, prompt rewrites, rules-file workshops, agent-session walkthroughs, diff reviews, test loops, debugging exercises, and handoff checklists.
Kavya teaches effective IDE-agent workflows across Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and related tools through context, rules, planning, diffs, tests, and review. The teaching approach combines energetic repository walkthroughs, precise context audits, practical prompt revision, diff-first feedback, and tool-neutral comparisons.
A useful place to begin: Bring me the repository, task, and coding agent you are using. We will sharpen the context, define done, and build a reviewable path from plan to tested diff.