Scholé Learn by Building

Happy to see you here! I remember your demo on one of the events and I was impressed by the progress you had even back then :) Good like with the launch!

Idea is cool! How do you make sure a generated lesson is actually correct?

the distinction between "AI builds it for you" and "AI walks you through building it yourself" is the right one to make, most AI-education products blur that line on purpose because the demo looks more impressive when the agent just does the thing. curious how Learn Anywhere handles tools that aren't public websites - our internal admin dashboards and deploy tooling for instance. does it rely on general knowledge of common UI patterns to give hints, or does it need to have "seen" that specific tool before to know what a completed step looks like

Can I learn any skill on it

Congrats, Vinitra and team, on the launch of Scholé! With the pace at which AI is moving, I think learning by building is becoming more important than ever. What Scholé is trying to do here is awesome.I’m very bullish on Scholé because learning by doing is the real X factor.Super congrats to the entire team, and all the best!

Oh, this is very interesting. I really like task-based learning! What kind of tasks does it give you?

​i have been pretty burnt out by traditional LMS platforms lately but testing a real workflow prompt with this was genuienly refreshing.

it very helpful to applying new skills directly to real deliverables instead of dummy practice files is how training should actually work.

​Task based learning while working is such a relief over sitting through hours of boring video courses.

​being able to learn a new tool right when a task requires it saves so much time compared to digging through youtube tutorials.

How much control do users have over which skills they want to improve first?

​can we control how frequently the AI suggests learning prompts during heavy focus time?

​i have been trying to finish an online analytics course for two months now but learning outside of actual work context just never sticks for me.

The knowledge graph idea is interesting. Having what you learn build up over time instead of starting from zero every session feels really practical.

Hi Product Hunt! Vini here 👋You can read about building an agent. You can watch someone else build one on YouTube. You can even ask ChatGPT to explain it perfectly.That’s great. But you won’t properly learn it until you build one yourself. And if AI builds the whole thing for you, you haven’t really solved that problem either.This is something we at Scholé think about a lot. We’re AI-for-education researchers, and we use AI constantly ourselves. It’s incredibly useful. But getting something done and learning how to do it aren’t the same thing.So we built Scholé’s Learn Anywhere mode. 🚀💻🌎It’s an agentic browser extension that guides you through a real project, in the tools you want to learn. It sees what’s on your screen, checks things off the task list, and gives you visual hints on screen with sparkles when you need them. You do the building, and explain why you made the choices you did.Build your first agent (try it!), explore gemini notebook features (try it!), finally make your first website with Github (try it!) or any other scenario you can come up with, all for free for today's launch. Notably, what you build counts towards your Scholé lesson progress and updates your knowledge graph. You shouldn’t have to finish "learning" before you get to make something.This is the help we wish we’d had when we were learning how to build things. Very excited for you to explore it (no credit card or account needed!) and would love to hear your feedback. :)What would you learn first? 🌟Lots of love,Vini & Team Scholé