Clean AI Skill Code (CASC)

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Overview

AI skills written as loose prose decay fast – Dirty AI Skill Code (DASC): fast to generate, fast to rot. Clean AI Skill Code (CASC) applies the proven engineering principles – Clean Code, the Object Paradigm, SOLID, GOF patterns – to the way AI skills are written, so the AI generates deterministically and the skills stay flexible, consistent and maintainable.

Explore the full catalog of principles and a small runnable demo (free, MIT):

Workshop for individuals

A 2-hour live online Workshop. 250 USD per person.

You will get:

  • The principles, rules and patterns of CASC shown in practice.
  • A live walk-through of the demo – how clean skills make the AI deterministic and auditable.
  • How to spot and avoid „Dirty AI Skill Code“ in your own skills.

Times: two regional sessions – one for the Americas, one for Europe/India – so you can join at a civilized hour in your timezone.

Registration opens soon. Email us to join the waitlist and receive the dates – seats are limited.

Join the waitlist

Button not opening your mail app? Just email casc@objects.cz – include name, country (for the timezone), preferred session (Americas / Europe-India) and note.

For teams

We also run CASC for teams – as a workshop, online or in-house. Scope, format and price by arrangement.

Beyond a one-off workshop, we also offer an ongoing, long-term partnership — consulting, mentoring and periodic review of your team’s AI skills as your practice matures.

Ask about team options

Button not opening your mail app? Just email objects@objects.cz – include your company, country, preferred format and team size.

About the trainer

Ilja Kraval – trainer and consultant with 25+ years of practice across 100+ companies in the Czech and Slovak market. Author of the book „Analytické modelování“ (Analytical Modelling), the AAF methodology, and an extensive Czech-language series on Clean Code and the pitfalls of quick-and-dirty („Dirty Code“) programming.

Contact

Questions? Write to objects@objects.cz