Live online teaching
Use one session to unblock the one-day Dev Kit path, or follow the complete 30-lesson course. No prior programming experience is required; sessions focus on safe wiring, clear requests, and results verified on real hardware.
Use the hour to complete a one-day milestone, verify wiring, resolve a build or flash error, test hardware behavior, or plan the next experiment.
60 minutes · Live online
Booking will open when the session schedule is ready.
Build foundations, use Claude Code or OpenAI Codex through the appropriate age path, connect sensors and outputs, debug real devices, and complete an original project.
30 lessons × 40 minutes · 20 hours total · Kit sold separately
The final course schedule will be shown before purchase.
A practical starting point for learners age 10+ who can type a request and follow a wiring diagram. AI access changes by age; an adult remains involved where required.
The instructor or parent operates the AI tool. The learner proposes the behavior, follows the wiring, and tests the device without creating or controlling a third-party AI account.
An eligible OpenAI Codex account may be used only with parent or legal-guardian permission. Provider, plan, and workspace restrictions still apply.
Adult learners may use either supported workflow with an eligible account. Anthropic consumer Claude services require users to be 18 or older.
Course journey
Set up the supported development environment, complete pre-power wiring checks, and see how inputs and outputs work together.
Build with displays, environmental sensors, RGB light, distance sensing, motion, and audio.
State a useful request, let Claude Code or OpenAI Codex generate and refine the software, and verify one change at a time through compile checks and physical tests. Students do not have to author or understand every line before they begin.
Plan, build, debug, and present a connected project that reflects the student’s interests.
Questions
No. The US$1,699 course package covers 30 private lessons. The hardware kit is sold separately.
A laptop or desktop with a modern browser, a working USB port or suitable adapter, stable internet, microphone, and camera is recommended. Final software requirements will be provided before booking.
Yes. A parent or guardian may join, especially for setup, safety, scheduling, or younger students.
No. The learner can begin by describing the intended behavior instead of writing code from scratch. Every result is still checked through safe wiring, a successful compile and flash, and an observable hardware test.
Ages 10–12 use an adult-operated demonstration. Ages 13–17 may use eligible OpenAI Codex access with parent or legal-guardian permission. Anthropic consumer Claude services require users to be 18 or older. Accounts and credentials are never shared. MoloWorks is independent from both providers.
That is part of engineering. The instructor helps the student isolate the issue, test assumptions, and record what changed.
