Training

Training has two connected branches. Courses and lessons teach; milestones, tasks and deliverables state what progress looks like. A path orders milestones for an enrollment. A cohort and groups can organize delivery, but neither is required to write lessons or enroll a person.

Choose your starting path

If you are building…	Begin here	Then check
A self-paced program	Create a program, then courses and sections and lessons	Milestones and paths and tasks for evidence of progress
A coached intake	Follow the same content and proof steps	Cohorts and groups to organize a promotion and its members
An existing program with weak completion signals	Keep the content; start at milestones and paths	Add a task and expected deliverable

These guides address an organization owner or admin who authors training. An organization-scoped program_director can read content and operate permitted delivery structures, but cannot create programs, courses or lessons. The cohort and group guide separates those duties.

Follow one example

Mike Academy wants an Agentic AI Developer program. Its Build an agent course contains a Tool calling section and a First tool call lesson. The Ship a working agent milestone receives a contribution from that lesson. A required Submit your agent demo task asks for a link to a working demo and a reviewer. Mike may deliver this program continuously, or add an October Builders cohort and a smaller Peer Lab group. These names illustrate the procedure; they are not preloaded customer records.

That example has two branches you can prepare independently:

Learning: the owner/admin creates the program, places First tool call in its course and section, then publishes the lesson.
Proof: the owner/admin defines Ship a working agent as a milestone and asks for a demo link. A path decides where the milestone sits for the member.

Only a coached intake needs October Builders and Peer Lab. A self-paced enrollment can proceed without them.

The member journey explains how an enrollment turns this setup into unlocking, deadlines, submissions and reviews. For integrations, begin at the API reference; each guide links the authoring endpoints relevant to its step.

Choose your starting path

If you are building…	Begin here	Then check
A self-paced program	Create a program, then courses and sections and lessons	Milestones and paths and tasks for evidence of progress
A coached intake	Follow the same content and proof steps	Cohorts and groups to organize a promotion and its members
An existing program with weak completion signals	Keep the content; start at milestones and paths	Add a task and expected deliverable

Follow one example

That example has two branches you can prepare independently:

Learning: the owner/admin creates the program, places First tool call in its course and section, then publishes the lesson.
Proof: the owner/admin defines Ship a working agent as a milestone and asks for a demo link. A path decides where the milestone sits for the member.

Only a coached intake needs October Builders and Peer Lab. A self-paced enrollment can proceed without them.