Kits, not files.

An agent kit is a set of tested instructions for a coding agent. You buy the thing that produces the software, not a zip of source. Your agent builds it fresh, in your folder, and the lesson that comes with it teaches you to change what it built.

Robot Academy is a small, curated catalogue of those kits. Three rules hold everything together:

• Every kit has a real demo. A hosted page you can use, or a short recording when the thing can't run in a browser. The demo is the kit's actual output, so you know what you're buying before you pay.
• Every kit has a lesson. Five short steps: run it, read what it built, change the data, add your own touch, publish it. That's the "academy" part, and it's what prompts on their own never give you.
• A human runs every kit before it's listed. In a clean agent session, against the demo. Nothing goes live until it passes.

For creators

Creators keep 80% of every sale and every membership pick, paid monthly through Stripe. Shared demos carry a badge that links back to the kit, so the thing people share is also the thing that sells it. How selling works.

Contact

Email hello@robotacademy.com. We answer every application and every refund request.