Ala BEN KHALIFA

Free AI sessions

Four free online sessions for developers, testers, designers, and product owners who already use AI at work and want to understand it properly.

Where
Online, onGoogle Meet
When
Saturdays and Sundays. Dates coming soon.
Time
60 minutes
Language
Spoken in Tunisian Arabic with English technical terms. Slides in English.
Hosts
Ala BEN KHALIFA on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab) Ala BEN KHALIFA on GitHub (opens in a new tab) Mohamed Ali May on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab) Mohamed Ali May’s website (opens in a new tab) Mohamed Ali May on GitHub (opens in a new tab) Lead Software Engineers atMaibornWolff website (opens in a new tab)
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Register

Takes two minutes. Your email, LinkedIn profile, and at least one session are required.

The four sessions

Two parts: working with AI, then what happens under the hood. One idea runs through all four: context.

Part 1 · Working with AI

  1. Session 1: Prompt Engineering

    Prompting moved from tricks to clarity. Say the goal and what done looks like, give the context and one example, split big tasks, and let the model check its own work. Images in and out, too.

    Context Your prompt is the context you write yourself.

  2. Session 2: Context Engineering & Model Selection

    What sits in the context (instructions, files, memory, history), why a bigger window is not better, and how to pick the right model and effort level for a task.

    Context What to put in the context, and where it stops working.

Part 2 · Under the hood

  1. Session 3: Pricing & Caching

    What a long chat really costs and how caching cuts it, clicked through live in a simulator you can replay afterwards.

    Context What context costs, and how caching reuses it.

  2. Session 4: Agents & Agentic Effort

    How agents loop through tools, when subagents help and when they only add cost, and a live demo of the newest agent modes. It ends with a post autopsy of real viral AI posts.

    Context Subagents keep context apart so the main agent stays focused.

Who it is for

Not a from-zero course.

For developers, testers, designers, and product owners who already use AI in their work and want to get better at it. Every example and demo covers these roles, not only developers. We will not start from scratch.

There is a lot of AI content out there, like MCP is dead or Prompt engineering is dead in 2026, and much of it is not built on a deep understanding of the topic. It often confuses people more than it helps.

The goal: understand the AI agents you work with, and tell whether a post about AI is worth reading or a waste of time.

How the sessions run

Few slides, lots of live work.

  • Live demos in Claude and ChatGPT. Every example works in both.
  • One shared project across all four sessions, a checkout discount feature, seen as a tester, a product owner, a designer, and a developer.
  • A myth buster in every session, checked against official sources.
  • A one-page recap after each session, with references so you can check the sources yourself.

How to join

Register once, then we get in touch.

  1. 01Fill in the form: pick your sessions and a preferred time.
  2. 02We publish the dates. All sessions are on Saturdays and Sundays.
  3. 03You get the dates by email and on LinkedIn, then a Google Meet invitation.
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