Create a folder of content, and let it become a finished course, with no developer and no code change. Every course automatically gets a catalog, player, sign-in, roles and permissions, with slides, narration, checkpoint quizzes and a final exam. Edit content by talking to it, in a reading view, or in the detail editor, always on the same record.
The Agentic Part
An agent generates the material from a single document at whichever level is needed right now: a written guide, finished slides, narrated slides, an avatar video, or the full course. When the process changes, it rebuilds the material from the same document, with no manual rework needed. For a technical module, a second agent builds a runnable, tested exercise, a third checks code, security and performance, and only once every requirement is met does a quality gate release the module.
Main Features
- The player and catalog understand courses, modules, slides and quiz questions
- A course is pure content in a folder, never program code
- Sign-in with roles and permissions is already built in
- Images and media are stored automatically in the right place
- The technical foundation (Angular, .NET, SQL Server) is already in place
- Slides are assembled automatically, including a check for overflowing text
- Narration, edited photos and avatar videos come from one production line
- An export-import path lets reviewers read the content away from the application
- Five levels with goal, exercise, pitfalls and a checkable task per module
- A production line for slides, narration audio, photos and avatar video
- An export-import path for non-technical reviewers to read the document
- Fixed narration rules: pacing, pauses on figures, clear acronyms, word budget
- A player that fits any course topic
- Three editing levels for the same content and the same records
- A stage marker that locks out no view and hides none
- Content is backed up regularly into a copy you can restore
- Every restore is tested on an empty copy before running on real data
- Every new module starts from the same generated structure
- A command that builds a runnable, tested exercise
- An automatic slide generator with diagrams and its own design
- Quality Gates that only release a module once it meets the conventions
- Reusable review agents for code, security and performance
- The dashboard installs into any existing course project
- Progress is checked automatically from the project files
- The overview runs as a simple page, with no server of its own
- It updates itself automatically with every change to the course
Use Cases
- A new course used to need a developer and a wait for every change. Now a new course is just a folder of content, with catalog, player and sign-in ready automatically.
- A process changes in the middle of a running course. The agent rebuilds the material from the same document, at whichever level is needed right now.
- A technical module with several exercises comes together. One agent builds the runnable, tested exercise, a second checks code, security and performance before the module gets released.
- An author and a reviewer work on a course at the same time. The status dashboard shows both the same progress, updating itself with every change.
What we build for you
- The business's own courses, as content folders with media
- The business's own branding
- The role and permission model for the business's own audience
- Voice and language for the narration
- Storage and hosting
- The business's own subject matter and syllabus
- The person and voice for the narration
- The slide design and the business's own style guidelines
- The list of subject-matter reviewers
- Screen recordings of the business's own systems
- The finished course folder with its quiz questions
- What the underlying content is and what its records mean
- The stages a piece of content passes through and their names
- The model and prompt behind the conversational level
- The subject matter and the sequence of the modules
- Your own brand template for the generated slide decks
- The exact tools or product versions the exercises reference
- The rules for when a chapter counts as finished
- Title, repository, hosting address and responsible person per module
