Riccardo Vandra

Riccardo Vandra's position is that AI in a business is an architecture question, not a tooling question — that the useful frame is AI as the core layer an organisation runs on, rather than a collection of assistants bolted onto existing roles. He reports hands-on implementations and training with more than 60 teams.

The channel is unusually current on agentic development, covering Claude Code as a working tool rather than a novelty: building presentations with it, turning one recording into a week of content, the skills worth keeping, and the practical MCP-versus-CLI decision that most coverage skips.

The conceptual material is the more durable half — particularly the three levels of AI agents, and his argument that most businesses commit to the wrong level and stall there. The stated aim throughout is scaling capacity without hiring.