Changelog

Point Re-skill at the workspace your team already writes in and it reads those documents directly while it builds a course. No more pasting material into a chat window. Connect once in Settings.

You choose which workspace is in play for each course, so a compliance module is not quietly drawing on last quarter's sales deck. Every source a course was built from is listed in one place, so you can always answer where a claim came from.

Work that used to happen one item at a time now happens at once. Quiz questions and the lessons inside a module were written sequentially; on a course we measured, ten quiz questions alone accounted for eighty-five seconds of pure waiting.

The quality check used to run inside every generation job, where it took 27% of the total time on that same course. It now runs once, alongside everything else, instead of holding the queue up.

Every course is now checked against what was actually written, and each finding is attached to the exact question, scene or slide it refers to. No hunting.

Findings arrive as a list of things to fix and disappear as you fix them, so what needs your attention is visible while the course is still easy to change.

Send a learner a link and they are registered and enrolled in a single step. No account setup to talk them through, no second email.

You can remove people you invited by mistake, see how each learner was enrolled, and filter the list down to who has actually finished.

A lesson can become a different kind of lesson. An article turns into a video, a video into a quiz, and it keeps its place in the course.

You can also generate your own characters and environments, pick a voice from a catalogue rather than accepting the default, and choose where images come from. The voice now matches the avatar delivering it.

New accounts get a guided tour that picks up where you left it, on any device. Error messages say what actually went wrong in plain language. Media generation reports its real status and no longer spends credits when it should not. Uploaded files are served privately. English, Russian and Tajik have all been extended.