INEMA · QUICK COURSE / V2
Nine areas. One map.
eventos.inema.pro organizes the learning into nine subject areas. This course explains what each one is, who it is for, and where to start, using the wording from the pages themselves.
No prerequisites. Each module ends with a ready-to-use prompt for applying the area to your work.
YOUR LEARNING PATH
Three learning paths, three areas each.
Manage and direct agents
AI Management, AGI-ready, and Cultivated AI: work shifts to directing, cultivating, and evaluating agents.
Explore learning path →Tools and environment
Claude → Codex, Codex + Claude, and OSWork: where agents work and how to avoid getting locked into just one.
Explore learning path →Improve, decide, and open up
RSI, JEV, and WebMCP: improve through testing, decide through evaluation, and prepare your site for agents.
Explore learning path →WHAT EACH ONE IS
The nine areas at a glance
AI Management: 2027, the year of managing agents
In the site menu: “2027: managing agents”
Explain why companies with agents need management, not just technology, using the 8 competencies and LOOP-R.
AGI-ready: Your Work Becomes Managing Agents
In the site menu: “directing agents”
Explain the difference between giving step-by-step instructions and delegating to an agent, using the ladder of intention, objective, prompt, skill, context, tools, memory, permissions, and evals.
Cultivated AI: you cultivate an agent; you don’t program one
In the site menu: “you don’t program it; you cultivate it”
Explain why an agent improves through the environment you cultivate, not through the model, using the eight elements, the cycle, and the kit’s five files.
Claude → Codex: Separate the brain from the model
In the site menu: “migrate or stay tool-agnostic”
Explain why lock-in lives in the runtime and how the Audit → Adapt → Prove → Handoff method moves project knowledge into a portable core.
Codex + Claude: one does the work, the other reviews it
In the site menu: “use both together”
Explain how to use Claude and Codex on the same project, covering the Use Both kit’s six levels, the routing card, and the difference between claudex and Use Both.
OSWork: Which Edition Is for You?
In the site menu: “from chat to your agent environment”
Explain what OSWork is, what you build with it, and which of the five editions (v2, v6.2, v6, v5, Quick) fits each person’s experience and available time.
RSI: AI that helps improve AI
In the site menu: “AI improvement cycles”
Explain the three levels of improvement in AI and turn an improvement idea into a verifiable test, with a recorded version and a way to roll back.
JEV: AI Decisions in Practice
In the site menu: “AI decisions in practice”
Explain what a structured decision with Jev is, choose between Choice, Noul, and Score, and separate what has already been observed from what still needs to be measured.
WebMCP: Your Site Talking to Agents
In the site menu: “sites that communicate with agents”
Explain what changes when agents visit websites, what WebMCP is, and the first concrete step: assess your own site and fix the basics.
WHAT YOU'LL TAKE AWAY
One worksheet per area.
In each module, you fill out a short worksheet: the area’s main idea in one sentence, who it is for, the first step the page recommends, and the course or project to start with.
By the end, you’ll know which area to start with, without having to read all nine pages first.
Study your way
Mark topics as read, record questions, and select passages to annotate. Adjust the theme and reading size in Aa. Export your progress from My Journey.
Everything stays in your browser. No account is needed.