- Date
- November 2026, TBC
- Duration
- Half day, 4 hours
- Venue
- Kulttuuritalo
- Group size
- 20 max
Agentic design,
put into practice.
In four hours, you'll brief an AI agent, build a small prototype and improve it with feedback from Antonija and Vitali. The workshop uses tools from Anthropic and OpenAI.
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[01]Overview
An agent can produce a first draft quickly. You still need to decide if it solves the right problem and what to change.
At Kulttuuritalo, Antonija and Vitali will show their process. Then you'll build and review a prototype of your own. Keep the work and try the process on your next brief.
[02]What you'll learn
What you'll learn
Brief an agent, build a prototype and review the result with two designers beside you.
Four hours, including a break halfway through.
Set up the design system
Start with a working app and design system. Choose the type, colours and components before the agent builds screens.
Brief and build
Write a brief from user needs and product goals. Use an agent to build screens while Antonija and Vitali guide the exercise.
Review and revise
Check the screens for weak hierarchy, unclear flows and generic choices. Give specific feedback, then revise the prototype.
[03]Hosts
Meet your hosts
Antonija and Vitali will show how they use agents in product design, then help you build your prototype.
Antonija Pek
Antonija is a Lead Product Designer at Yousician in Helsinki. Over 15 years, she has worked on products used by millions of people at Yousician, Wolt, Nosto and AI startups. Her work spans research, product strategy, design systems and frontend code.
She designed, coded and released Vocabbie, an AI language tutor available in 99 countries, on both app stores. She also built Dax, an agent using the Claude Agent SDK. She talks about designing with AI on the AI Party podcast and in her YouTube tutorials.
- Also
- Lead Product Designer at Yousician
- Record
- 15+ years at Yousician, Wolt, AI startups
- Based in
- Helsinki, Finland
"Antonija is an exceptional sparring partner when it comes to AI tools and workflows. She combines sharp thinking with hands-on experimentation, making complex setups feel practical and immediately useful."
"She is a very structured and effective designer who can rapidly shape even the crudest bullet-point ideas into refined user journeys and interactions with minimal guidance."
"Proactive, forward-thinking, constantly learning new tools and guiding others to work smarter."
Vitali Gusatinsky
Vitali is a Helsinki-based designer and co-founder and CDO of Vandall. In more than 15 years of product and service design, he has delivered over 100 projects, worked on services used by millions and taught more than 1,000 people.
His work covers research, business strategy, design systems and coding with agents. At Fraktio, he grew the design team from three to nine and led projects for Visma, the Parliament of Finland, Bosch and PwC.
- Also
- Co-founder and CDO at Vandall
- Record
- 15+ years, 100+ projects, 1,000+ taught
- Based in
- Helsinki, Finland
"Vitali has a rare ability to make complex technology practical and meaningful for both people and organizations. I highly recommend him to anyone looking to evolve their career or organization through AI."
"Vitali went above and beyond to ensure successful outcome and really impressed us with new ideas, solutions and issues we did not even know to ask for. 100% recommended!"
"Working with Vitali made me a better product thinker. He doesn't get distracted by noise. He finds the real problem, articulates it clearly and then moves fast. What sets Vitali apart is not only his design capability, but his ability to teach while doing."
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[04]Who it's for & what to bring
Best suited for
- Product and service designers who want to turn ideas into interactive prototypes
- Design leads introducing agentic workflows to their teams
- Product managers and owners who want to explore and test product ideas
New to AI agents? We start with a working app and guide you through a prototype exercise. You don't need prior experience.
What to bring
- Your laptop
- Your charger
- We’ll use tools from Anthropic and OpenAI during the workshop. Any paid Claude or ChatGPT plan works. A bigger plan gives you more usage headroom, like a Claude Max 5x plan or a ChatGPT Pro 5x plan.
Included in your ticket
Four-hour workshop
A live demo, prototype practice and feedback from Antonija and Vitali.
Sandwich
A sandwich is included for the break.
Drinks
Coffee, tea and water are included.
Dietary preferences
We’ll ask about your dietary preferences when you sign up.
[05]Waitlist
[06]For teams
Training for your teamWe can run the workshop with your team's tools, briefs and codebase.
First, we ask how your team works, which tools you use and what you want agents to help with.
Then we plan exercises around your briefs, design system and codebase. Your team practises on work they can continue after the session.
Your tools
We can use Claude Code, Codex, Figma and your repositories, depending on how your team works.
Your projects
Exercises use your briefs and design system.
Your team size
Choose a half-day workshop or a series of sessions for a larger team.
[07]Useful answers
Before you join
What is agentic design?
Here, agentic design means using an AI agent to build a prototype from your brief. You decide what it should do and review what the agent makes.
Is this workshop suitable for beginners?
New to AI agents? We start with a working app and guide you through a prototype exercise. You don't need prior experience.
Which tools will we use, and what should I bring?
We’ll use tools from Anthropic and OpenAI during the workshop. Any paid Claude or ChatGPT plan works. A bigger plan gives you more usage headroom, like a Claude Max 5x plan or a ChatGPT Pro 5x plan. Bring your laptop and charger. Email us before booking if you have questions about accounts or setup.
When and where is the workshop?
We are planning for November 2026 at Kulttuuritalo in Helsinki. The date is not set yet. The workshop lasts four hours and has room for 20 people. Join the waitlist to get the date by email.
What is included in my ticket?
Your ticket includes four hours of teaching and guided practice, a sandwich, coffee, tea, and water. We’ll ask about your dietary preferences when you sign up.
Still have a question? Email Antonija and Vitali.