Effective Agent Coding: From Single Prompt to Scalable Pipeline

Danielė Virinaitė

2026-02-05

1 min read

What if a single prompt could replace days of pipeline setup? If you've spent hours tweaking scrapers, iterating on LLM outputs, or fixing brittle code, you know how frustrating it can be. This webinar shows you a better way. Join us on March 4th, 2026, at 3 PM CET, to learn how Oxylabs AI Studio and Claude Code work together to turn one configuration file into production-ready scraping logic in minutes.

What you'll learn

We'll walk you through everything step by step – from exploring the AI Studio platform to generating code you can run right away. Here's what to expect:

A quick tour of AI Studio, including the UI, live requests, and SDK workflows.
Tips for setting up CLAUDE.md – the file that defines what AI Studio can do and helps Claude write code for you.
Live demos of real use cases, from creating execution diagrams to running pipelines and verifying results.
Actionable takeaways you can apply to your own data collection workflows.

Meet the speaker

Andrius Kūkšta, R&D Engineer @ Oxylabs

Andrius has been working at Oxylabs for over eight years. He spent a significant portion of that time building web scrapers and parsing tools, gaining hands-on experience with manual implementation. Now, his primary focus is applying Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning across Oxylabs, with a particular emphasis on AI Studio and other new initiatives.

Why show up?

Whether you're a developer, data engineer, or technical lead, this session will save you time. You'll walk away with a proven approach for generating reliable scraping logic from a single prompt – one you can repeat, adapt, and scale to fit your own data needs.

Can't attend live? Register anyway, and we'll send you the full recording after the session!

About the author

Danielė Virinaitė

Technical Copywriter

Danielė graduated from business school and, from day one, saw copywriting as her way of connecting companies with the people they serve.

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