Your expertise, shipped as a course.
Drop in a repo, an architecture doc, or a runbook. The studio drafts the course, labs included, and you publish it under your name.
A live demo: agents find the team's skill gaps in a policy document and build a course that closes them, every module cited to its clause. A reviewer approves it, then each learner gets it in their own format.
- Built from what you wroteRepos, runbooks and postmortems become cited modules.
- Courses that talk backLearners rehearse the hard calls, coached in your voice.
- Your name on every certificateEach one carries a public ID anyone can verify.
- Arabic and English, in syncPublish once; the Translator agent keeps both versions current.
From what you wrote to what they can do.
The steps are the same for a codebase, a runbook or a playbook. The crew reads it, you shape it, and it goes out under your name.
Architecture walkthroughNoor · cutting chapters
Trace a payment end-to-endZaid · building the sandbox
Spot the race conditionDana · writing questions
Everything you teach, on one shelf.
Drag the shelf and open any tile to see what is inside.
Courses that talk back.
Your scenarios become role-play. Learners make the call, and the agent coaches them in your voice. Pick a response to try it.
“Checkout is timing out and the status page is still green. What is your first move?”
Pick a move above. The coach answers in your voice.
Ship it with receipts.
Labs graded on the server, readiness per team, and certificates anyone can check.
Graded where learners can’t peek
Timed runs, question banks, and grading on the server. Try one.
Which line leaks a secret into the logs?
The skill graph
Mastery mapped from graded runs, not watch time.
Practice you can see
Every run stamped to the day, per cohort.
Impact you can point at
Readiness, certificates, and who needs a nudge, live per cohort.
Mohammed T. · stuck on stage 3Junior → production-ready · behind paceCertificates that carry your name.
Every completion issues a certificate in your name that anyone can check by its ID. Try verifying this one.
Layla H.
Reading our codebase · modules complete · labs passed · graded
One working week to your academy.
- Point fkra at the payments repo
- Add the postmortems
Rafiq indexes every file and ADRNoor pins citations to sourcesRafiq indexed every file and pinned the citations. Nothing generates yet.
Everything else, already included.
None of it is a paid add-on.
Stages with prerequisites, and a certificate at the end.
Chapters, cues, and notes on every video.
Guilds, events, and module discussions.
Sarabackend guild“How do you test rollback paths before the drill?”
New replies
Streaks, badges, and levels.
Achievements land as they happen.
Engagement, readiness, and completion, live per cohort, exportable.
On trackcohort readinessArabic and English, built in.
Publish in English and Arabic. Arabic gets a full right-to-left layout, and the Translator agent keeps both versions in sync.
- 01The service map4:10
- 02Where the money moves5:22
- 03Failure modes3:08
AmalTranslator EN·ARBoth versions in sync- 01خريطة الخدمات4:10
- 02أين يتحرّك المال5:22
- 03أنماط الأعطال3:08
What creators ask first.
Do I have to write the course from scratch?
No. Point the studio at what you already have, such as a repo, a runbook, an architecture doc or postmortems, and the crew drafts the course from it. Every module cites the source it came from.
Can I change what the agents draft?
Yes, and nothing publishes until you approve it. You review the blueprint, reorder or veto modules, and edit any of them in the studio. The crew redrafts from your edits.
What can my learners do?
More than watch. They run labs in a sandbox, rehearse hard conversations with an agent that coaches them, and take quizzes graded on the server.
How do the certificates work?
Every completion issues a certificate in your name. Each one carries a public ID anyone can check online, and it is also an Open Badges 3.0 credential that names you as the awarding organization.
Can I publish in Arabic and English?
Yes. Arabic gets a full right-to-left layout, and the Translator agent keeps both versions in sync when you edit one.
Whose name is on the course?
Yours. The course and every certificate it issues carry your name, and the material you bring stays in your workspace.
Your first course can go live this week.
Bring a repo, a runbook or a playbook. The crew drafts the course while you watch, and you publish it under your name.
Your material stays in your workspace · Arabic and English