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Exercises and resources for the AI Coding Summit 2026 workshop: Advanced Claude Code Techniques for 2026. A hands-on two-hour workshop on the PIV Loop (Plan, Implement, Validate) for agentic coding.
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# Advanced Claude Code Techniques for 2026 **AI Coding Summit 2026 Workshop** | March 3, 2026 | 2 Hours  A hands-on workshop on agentic coding - how to delegate all coding to an AI agent while staying in the driver's seat. No vibe coding. You'll learn a structured system where every mistake the agent makes is an opportunity to improve the system itself, making your coding agent more reliable over time. ## What You'll Learn ### The PIV Loop: Plan, Implement, Validate The core workflow that separates productive AI-assisted development from "vibe coding": 1. **Plan** - Create context-rich implementation plans that give the agent everything it needs to succeed on the first pass. Not just "build me X" - structured plans with architecture references, code patterns, validation commands, and acceptance criteria. 2. **Implement** - Delegate all coding to the AI coding assistant. This is a trust-but-verify approach - the agent writes the code, but it's following your structured plan which includes the full validation strategy so it can check its own work along the way. 3. **Validate** - The AI validation pyramid. Have the AI coding assistant check as much as possible automatically - linting, type checking, running tests, verifying against acceptance criteria. You step in at the top of the pyramid for code reviews and manual testing. The agent does the heavy lifting; you do the final quality pass.