Maqsut Narikbayev University (MNU) continues its practical course on the fundamentals of vibe coding. Members of the Kurultai of the Republic of Kazakhstan’s Committee on Social and Cultural Development have completed the training.
During the course, the deputies learned the fundamentals of vibe coding and created their own digital tools to address specific tasks. They also learned to analyze large datasets, develop platforms, and automate workflows. The training was delivered by specialists from the university’s AI Implementation Group.

“MNU goes beyond educational and research activities and always strives to implement meaningful projects that benefit society. During the two-day training, we studied the fundamentals of vibe coding and learned how to work with AI tools. I believe that in the era of digitalization and rapid technological development, every leader and deputy needs to know how to use these tools in their daily work. They are essential to our parliamentary activities, as we work with large volumes of text, documents, comparative tables, and citizens’ appeals,” said Kurultai Deputy Ekaterina Smolyakova.
The deputy also noted that she had managed to create an AI assistant capable of drafting amendments to bills. The course aimed to expand participants’ skills in using artificial intelligence in their day-to-day activities. At the end of the training, the deputies presented their projects and received certificates.
Earlier, members of the Kurultai’s Committee on Digitalization, Innovation and Science also completed a vibe coding course at MNU.








