The launch price ends in

$200 a year for life until Nov 30, then $250.

AI Pro

Make any AI agent write code like a senior developer: fast, clean and secure

2 new AI skill packs every month for Claude Code, Codex, Copilot and Cursor. Built on project templates an architect would approve.

Today's skill packs and templates target .NET (C#). The principles work in any stack.

Sound familiar?

  • Falling behind with AI. Something new every week.
  • More drained after a day with AI agents than when you wrote code by hand.
  • The agent drifts from your architecture. It compiles. The tests pass. And it's wrong.

Stop. That's not how it should be.

AI Pro is the system I use to ship projects to production with AI: skills your agent follows every time, templates it builds on, and what I learn every month.

  • 16 h

    About 16 hours a month back: 2 workdays you'd spend testing tools, writing skills and catching up.

  • 8 h → 6 h

    Ship in 6 hours what takes 8 with AI today, and end the day with energy left.

  • 40% → 10%

    My redo rate dropped from 40% to about 10%, so I fix far fewer "almost right" results by hand.

What you get

2 AI skill packs every month

At least 6 new skills a month for Claude Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot and Cursor. Each one tested on all four.

You stop testing tools and writing skills yourself.

10 starter skills on day one

A skill is a folder you copy into your project in about 2 minutes. The agent reads it every time it does that task.

Better code from the first day.

3 AI-ready .NET project templates

Vertical Slices, Modular Monolith and Microservices in .NET. AGENTS.md and the skills are built in.

The agent follows your architecture from the first prompt.

1–2 AI deep dives a month

15 minutes each. What's worth your time, and how to use it.

You keep up with AI without chasing every release.

Private Discord and a monthly live Q&A

Ask me your questions live, once a month, and in the Discord any day.

Help when you're stuck, from someone who ships with AI.

The full library, and a vote

Every pack and deep dive released before you subscribed is included. Subscribers vote on next month's topics.

Nothing to catch up on, and you pick what comes next.

$200 a year for life until Nov 30, then $250. That's 55¢ a day.

The first 100 subscribers get the .NET Senior Playbook Standard free: $550 in value.

Why AI Pro

Too much AI news, and no time to try any of it

A new tool every week, 20 newsletters, and no time to test what works in real projects. AI Pro filters it down to what works, ready to use in your agent.

The old way

  • Chase every release and test each tool yourself
  • Write prompts and conventions for every agent from scratch
  • Fix agent code that ignores your architecture and your rules

With AI Pro

  • About an hour a month to see what's worth your time
  • Skills ready to install in Claude Code, Codex, Copilot and Cursor
  • Templates with AGENTS.md, so agents follow the architecture from day one

The skills

Skills your agent installs once and follows every time

A skill is a folder you copy into your project. It takes about 2 minutes. From then on, your agent reads it every time it does that task.

Install once. Every agent follows it, every time.

Each skill tested on all four.

One skill folder

.claude/skills/dotnet-tests-review/

Copy once. About 2 minutes.

  • Claude CodeTested
  • CodexTested
  • GitHub CopilotTested
  • CursorTested

What it changes

The same .NET 11 project and 4 tasks, Claude Code with Opus 5.5.

Without skills

claude · no skills

$ claude

4 tasks · .NET 11 · Opus 5.5

EF Core task

Decided FullJoin doesn't exist

Built a workaround instead

turns
99
time
13.2 min
cost
$2.15
FullJoin
wrong, worked around

With AI Pro skills

claude · AI Pro skills

$ claude

4 tasks · .NET 11 · Opus 5.5

EF Core task

Used the right FullJoin

ASP.NET Core task 10x faster

turns
44
time
2.9 min
cost
$1.20
FullJoin
right

Not a lucky run. Across 33 skills A/B-tested on their own checklists: 100% with the skill, about 76% without. Never worse.

See the 3 example skills →

3 example skills

dotnet-tests-review

Tells you which tests are missing, in priority order, with the file and the assertion for each.

Without it: No priorities, every gap pushed into HTTP tests, and nothing written down.

With the skill7/7
Without3/7

dotnet-agents-md-setup

Writes a short AGENTS.md every agent reads: 75 lines, and every command in it was actually run.

Without it: 159 lines, a seeded password copied in, and the integration tests never run.

With the skill7/7
Without4/7

dotnet-clean-code-review

Reviews AI-written C# and catches the NoWarn, #pragma or disabled analyzer used to sneak a build through.

Without it: Grouped findings by theme, changed the output format nobody asked to change, and missed the tricks.

With the skill10/10
Without6.5/10

Your starter library on day one: 10 skills

Each tested on Claude Code, Codex, Copilot and Cursor, so you get value before the first monthly drop.

  • dotnet-add-featureAdds an endpoint that looks like your teammate wrote it: right folder, your Result and error types, auth on, build green.
  • dotnet-add-entity-and-migrationPuts the entity, config and migration in the right project and stops a migration that would delete data.
  • dotnet-write-integration-testsWrites API tests against a real database in Docker that cover every error, 401, 403 and another user's data.
  • dotnet-write-unit-testsWrites small, fast unit tests where they pay off, and stops faking a database to test a query.
  • dotnet-agents-md-setupWrites a short AGENTS.md every agent reads, with commands that really run.
  • dotnet-result-pattern-errorsReturns typed errors instead of throwing, each mapped to the right HTTP status with a ProblemDetails body.
  • dotnet-add-permission-policyLocks an endpoint behind a real permission and proves it with 401 and 403 tests.
  • dotnet-clean-code-reviewReviews AI-written C# and catches the tricks used to sneak a build through, then fixes without suppressing.
  • dotnet-efcore-performance-reviewFinds whole-table loads, N+1 loops, missing user filters and raw SQL injection in EF Core code.
  • dotnet-tests-reviewTells you which tests are missing, in priority order, with the file and the assertion for each.

Try 5 .NET 11 skills for free

See how they change your agent's code before you subscribe. Every code sample was compiled on .NET 11.

  • csharp-15-unionsUnion types, closed hierarchies and union-aware Result types
  • csharp-15-featuresCollection expression arguments, extension indexers, labeled break
  • aspnetcore-11Async validation, OpenAPI 3.2, native OpenTelemetry
  • efcore-11FullJoin, MaxBy/MinBy, vector and hybrid search
  • distributed-lockRedis and PostgreSQL locks, single-instance background jobs
Get the 5 free skills

Why I built it

If AI makes you tired, you're not behind.You're doing it the hard way.

I worked on a complex feature for my own product with AI agents. The agents wrote it in 3 days. Then I spent 2 days reviewing everything they wrote, and 2 more days, including the whole weekend, fixing it. 7 days. It should have taken 4 at most.

So I built a system. On a production project in the financial domain, I built a complex queue system with AI agents in 3 weeks, and it didn't drain me. By hand, a team of 3 developers would need about 4 months. With agents but without my system, about 5 weeks.

Today my redo rate is about 10%, down from 40%. AI Pro is that system: the skills, the templates and what I learn every month.

Before
The agent changes 100+ files, and you read every line of code you've never seen.
With AI Pro
You know which files to review closely, which to glance at, and which to skip.
Before
You don't trust the agent with tests and UI checks, so you do them yourself.
With AI Pro
The agent writes the tests, checks the UI in the browser, and reviews its own work before you see it.
Before
8 intense hours, and you end the day drained.
With AI Pro
6 steady hours, the same output, and energy left in the evening.

It compiles. The tests pass. And it's wrong.

Tests check what you thought of. AI bugs hide in what nobody thought of. Here are 3 I find again and again in AI-written .NET code. The review skills check for them before the code reaches you.

1. The endpoint returns someone else's data

The check: Every query by id also filters by the current user, or checks a permission, before it returns anything.

var order = await db.Orders.FindAsync(id);
return Results.Ok(order);

2. The query loads every column

The check: Select only the columns you need, into a DTO. Fine with 50 test rows, not with 2 million.

var active = db.Users.Where(u => u.IsActive).ToList();

3. The raw SQL takes user input

The check: FromSql or FromSqlInterpolated turn values into parameters. Never FromSqlRaw with user input.

db.Products.FromSqlRaw($"SELECT * FROM Products WHERE Name = '{name}'");

What's included

You get $2,625 of value for just $200 a year

About 13 times the price, and the library grows every month.

How much is that a day? 55¢, 10 times less than your daily coffee.

What you getValue

AI skill packs

2 packs every month, at least 6 new skills a month. They work in Claude Code, Codex, Copilot and Cursor, and each skill is tested on all four. Subscribers vote on next month's topics.

$1,200/year

Full library

Every deep dive and skill pack released before you subscribed, so AI Pro is worth more every month.

Grows every month

Starter library

10 skills on day one, so you get value before the first monthly drop.

Included

AI deep dives

1–2 exclusive deep dives a month on using AI in software development, with .NET examples, 15 minutes each: what's worth your time this month, and how to use it. Delivered via email and available on my website.

Included

Live Q&A

1 online session a month to ask Anton anything about AI and software development.

Included

Discord community

Private AI Pro server.

$300

3 .NET project templates

Vertical Slices, Modular monolith and Microservices in .NET. AI-ready, with AGENTS.md and the skills built in, so agents follow the architecture from day one.

$400

Launch bonus: .NET Senior Playbook Standard

800+ questions in 50 chapters, C# interview questions, source code, and the SOLID and Design Patterns blueprints. For the first 100 subscribers who don't own a paid Playbook tier yet.

$550

Launch bonus: Launch Pack

5 extra skills made only for launch subscribers. Never offered again.

$100

Launch bonus: AI Code Review Blueprint

A checklist for reviewing AI-written code for security and quality, with .NET examples. For subscribers whose first payment is by Nov 20, 23:59 UTC.

$75

Launch bonus: Claude course at its best price

The course that makes you a pro with AI agents: build software faster with Claude and any other agent, without giving up quality or security. Launch subscribers pay the lowest price it ever sells for.

Best price ever
Total value$2,625

The first deep dives

1–2 a month, 15 minutes each, by email and on the website. What I find in AI code in production.

  1. 1How to make your agent understand the full scope of a task like a senior engineer
  2. 2How to make Claude test and review its own work before you do
  3. 3How to stop your agent from reading the secrets in your repository

What changes in your first week

  • Install the starter skills or start from a template, and your agent follows your architecture in the first session.
  • You redo fewer "almost right" results.
  • The first deep dive tells you what to use and what to skip.
  • You bring your own problem to me in Discord or the live Q&A right away.

Time saved

Save about 16 hours a month

  • 8 hAI skillsNo researching, writing and testing skills on 4 agents yourself
  • 8 hDeep dives and live sessionsNo chasing new AI tools and workflows yourself, and your blockers solved instead of digging alone
$
16 hours a month is worth
$800
192 hours a year is worth
$9,600
AI Pro costs
$200 a year

The time you save is worth 48 times the price.

Pricing

One yearly subscription

AI Pro

Yearly subscription

per year, 55¢ a day

$200 a year for life if you subscribe by Nov 30, then $250.

  • 2 AI skill packs every month
  • Starter library of 10 skills on day one
  • 1–2 AI deep dives a month and the full library
  • 3 AI-ready project templates
  • Monthly Live Q&A and the private Discord server
30-day money-back guarantee, keep the skills you downloaded

Cancel any time.

Will I really deliver every month for a whole year?

weekly newsletter issues
150
without missing a single week
2.5 years
subscribers
29,000

I've sent my .NET newsletter every week for 2.5 years. The starter skills, the first skill packs and the templates are already built, and I use them every day.

30 days to look around

  • Skills
  • Templates
  • Deep dives
  • Discord & Q&A

30-day money-back guarantee

You can't judge a house from the outside.

It's like buying a house. You don't buy one from the street. You walk in, open the doors, look at the rooms, and then you decide.

Walk in first. Subscribe to AI Pro and use it for 30 days. Install the skills. Start a project from a template. Read the deep dive. Join the Discord. Ask me a question.

  • Email me within 30 days for a full refund. I will refund every cent, no questions asked. No hard feelings.
  • You keep every skill you downloaded.
  • The free Playbook bonus goes back with the refund.

The only thing you can lose is missing the $200 lifetime price while you think about it.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How it works

Is it right for me?

Price, payment & refund

Still have a question? Email me at info@antondevtips.com.

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