lukabreitig.com
About lukabreitig.com
Visit WebsiteLuka Breitig is an AI agent trainer and software engineer who teaches teams to work with AI agents in their day-to-day work. His courses are hands-on and code-driven: live demos, real repositories and realistic scenarios instead of slide marathons, so participants leave with skills they can apply the same day.
His training clients include Deutsche Telekom, where he delivered a multi-module, German-language programme on AI-assisted coding for engineering teams through Cegos Integrata, as well as NobleProg, Cegos Integrata, cimdata, Innomotics (the Siemens spin-off) and Code First Girls, for whom he created a three-month curriculum on AI and agentic tools. He has also spoken on agentic development and developer workflows at Nomad Summit.
His flagship topic is AI-assisted software development with Claude Code: agentic workflows, MCP integrations, AI-assisted code review and finding your way around unfamiliar codebases. Further courses cover Cursor, Windsurf and GitHub Copilot and when to use which, vibe coding and AI-first prototyping (including no-code platforms such as Lovable, Bolt and v0), prompt engineering, AI literacy for organisations, and AI strategy and adoption. Alongside the engineering track, he offers courses for marketing teams and for leadership teams of small and mid-sized companies, focused on doing more with the people a company already has.
What sets Luka apart is that he is an engineer who studied people. He holds a BSc in Psychology from Universität Osnabrück and an MA in Corporate Management and Economics from Zeppelin University, where he graduated in the top 2 % nationally as a triple scholarship recipient. AI agents change how people work, not just which tools they use, and his training addresses both sides: the technical mechanics and the habits, doubts and workflows of the people adopting them.
He teaches as a practitioner. Luka builds production software every day with the same tools he trains others on. His open-source scheduling platform Tymeslot, with calendar sync, payment processing and self-hosting, was built solo end to end in Elixir with Claude Code. He has also shipped an LLM-based translation service and a video Q&A tool that answers questions with timestamped citations. Participants learn from someone who knows where these tools shine and where they fail, because he meets both in his own work.
Before going freelance, Luka spent six years as technical co-founder and head of operations of The Happy Beavers, a marketing agency. He built its automation infrastructure from scratch, cut manual processes by 80 % and let a core team of 11 coordinate more than 150 freelancers. There he also ran weekly AI training sessions for the team. Earlier roles at Too Good To Go and uptain, and a software start-up of his own, rounded out his business experience.
Luka trains in German (native) and English (fluent), online, in person or hybrid, and tailors each workshop to the team in front of him: its codebase, its tools and its goals.
- Location
- EE
- Group size
- 1 - 100
- Daily rate
- €600 – €1,200
- Number of employees
- 1 to 10
- Years trading
- 4
- Years of training
- 4
- Has own premises
- No
- Apprenticeships
- No
- Funded Courses
- No
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Luka Breitig is a software engineer and trainer specialising in AI-assisted development, vibe coding, and developer productivity. His workshops help developers and teams move from treating AI as a fancy autocomplete to using it as a genuine coding partner — one that meaningfully accelerates delivery from day one. What sets Luka apart as a trainer is his background. He came to software engineering not through a traditional computer science path, but through psychology (B.Sc., Osnabrück) and management (M.A., Zeppelin University, four scholarships including one from Stiftung der Deutschen Wirtschaft). He spent years working alongside engineering teams before learning to code himself — first to stop handing off specs and start shipping, then to understand modern tooling at the level required to teach it seriously. That non-traditional trajectory shapes his teaching style. Luka bridges technical and non-technical audiences with unusual ease. He can explain MCP integrations to a seasoned engineer in the morning and run the same session in plain language for a marketing team in the afternoon. His sessions are code-driven and hands-on — no dry slides, real-world scenarios, and live demonstrations throughout. Participants leave with practical workflows they can apply on the same day. Training topics include: - AI-Assisted Coding with Claude Code: Agentic workflows, MCP integrations, AI-assisted code review, and navigating unfamiliar codebases. Focused on Claude Code as a primary development environment. - Vibe Coding & AI-First Development: Rapid prototyping from natural language, iterating with AI in the loop, and building functional applications without a traditional engineering process. - Cursor & AI Code Editors: A comparative overview of Cursor, Windsurf, and GitHub Copilot — how they differ, when to use each, and how to integrate them effectively into a daily workflow. - Prompt Engineering: Prompt structure, common failure modes, and practical techniques for code generation, analysis, and content tasks — relevant to both technical and non-technical roles. - Business Process Automation: Building automated workflows with n8n, Make, and Zapier, connecting internal tools, and reducing manual steps through visual automation. Luka trains in German (native) and English (fluent), and delivers workshops online, in person, and in hybrid formats — as well as custom team sessions, conference talks, and implementation consultancy. His training experience spans several contexts. He was commissioned by Bots & People, a corporate AI training agency, to deliver hands-on workshops on AI-assisted development for developer teams. He designed a three-month curriculum on agentic AI for Code First Girls, covering AI coding tools, automation, and real-world application. As co-founder and CTO of The Happy Beavers, he ran weekly AI training sessions over several months with his own eleven-person team. He has also spoken publicly on AI tools and agentic development, including at Nomad Summit in Chiang Mai in 2025. Alongside his training work, Luka builds and ships his own products — including an open-source scheduling platform (Tymeslot), an AI translation engine (Transvexis), and an AI research tool for YouTube content (In A Nutshell). He consults for startups and SMEs as an AI solutions developer, taking projects from scoping through to deployment and handover. Available for workshops, conference talks, and team training engagements. lukabreitig.com
