Join the new AI Agents Vibe Coding Course from Google

Join the new AI Agents Vibe Coding Course from Google and Kaggle

Google’s AI Agents Intensive Course with Kaggle returns June 15-19, 2026 and registration opens today.

Last November, we launched our first 5-Day AI Agents Intensive Course with Kaggle, reaching over 1.5 million learners. By popular demand, we’re bringing it back from June 15-19, 2026 — now with updated content, new speakers and a hands-on capstone project, all at no cost to registrants.

This five-day online course dives deep into building powerful AI agents from foundational concepts to production-ready systems, especially with vibe coding. You’ll explore vibe coding workflows, where natural language becomes the primary programming interface, and learn how to create “10x agents” by integrating tools and APIs. Each day combines conceptual deep dives with hands-on examples. By the end, you’ll be ready to design, build and deploy robust agent systems — culminating in a capstone project that brings your ideas to life.

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The 5-Day AI Agents Intensive Course is officially returning, and this time the focus is on “Vibe Coding.” This free program, hosted by Google and Kaggle, is scheduled to run from June 15 – June 19, 2026.

Registration is currently open, and since you’ve been tracking Google Cloud Next ’26 and Gemini’s enterprise developments, this course aligns perfectly with those interests—especially the transition toward “10x agents” and natural language as a primary programming interface.

Course Overview: What to Expect

The curriculum has been refreshed from last year’s session to focus on production-ready systems and autonomous workflows.

Vibe Coding Paradigm: Moving away from rigid syntax to using natural language as the primary interface for building and orchestrating agents.
10x Agents: Learning to build active, autonomous systems that integrate with external enterprise APIs and tools rather than just passive chatbots.
Multi-Agent Systems: Designing systems where multiple AI agents communicate and collaborate to solve complex, multi-step tasks.
Capstone Project: New for 2026, you can design and deploy a real-world agent. Completing this earns a Kaggle certificate and a digital badge for your profile.

Daily Commitment

Time: Roughly 1–2 hours per day for self-paced work (whitepapers, podcasts, and codelabs).
Livestreams: Daily 45–60 minute live AMAs on Kaggle’s YouTube channel with Google engineers and researchers.
Community: Access to a dedicated Kaggle Discord for real-time troubleshooting and networking.

Prerequisites & Setup

To participate in the hands-on labs, you’ll need to have the following ready:

Kaggle Account: Must be phone-verified to use the coding environments.
Google AI Studio: You’ll need an API key to experiment with the latest Gemini models.
Python Basics: While vibe coding emphasizes natural language, a foundational understanding of Python is recommended for the technical integrations.

Join the new AI Agents Vibe Coding

How to Join: You can register directly on the Kaggle course page. Given the 1.5 million learners who joined the last session, it’s a great chance to see how Google is positioning these “vibe” workflows for the enterprise.

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