Lecturer uses Claude Code agents to turn lecture slides into live demos in under 5 minutes
AI4Code · x · 2026-10-06
A software-analysis lecturer feeds static lecture slides into a Claude Code agentic framework to auto-build live classroom demos. Environment setups that used to take hours — AFL++ fuzzing, Dafny theorem proving — now come back in under 5 minutes as standalone Docker containers with a web UI. He demoed Delta Debugging live and even picked up new techniques (concurrency fuzzing) along the way — a reproducible pattern for any technical course.
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