Aiming to expand access to advanced AI skills, Google and Kaggle have announced the return of their AI Agents Vibe Coding Course, scheduled from June 15–19, 2026.
The 5-day online program follows the strong response to its first edition launched in November, which reached over 1.5 million learners. The updated version introduces new content, speakers, and a hands-on capstone project, and remains free for all registrants.
The course focuses on building AI agents, covering concepts from foundational principles to production-ready systems. A key highlight is “vibe coding,” where natural language acts as the primary programming interface, enabling users to design and interact with systems more intuitively.
Participants will explore workflows that combine AI models with tools and APIs to create high-performance “10x agents.” Each day blends conceptual learning with practical examples, helping learners understand both the theory and real-world application of agent-based systems.
The program concludes with a capstone project, where participants can apply their learning to design, build, and deploy their own AI agent solutions.
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