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LumiLearn

AI fluency, one rep a day

Get good at working with AI by doing it, a few minutes a day.

LumiLearn gives your team short, hands-on exercises: write the prompt, check the output, make the call. Each answer is graded against a rubric, and streaks, spaced review and certification make the habit stick.

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Everything shown on this page is an illustration built from invented data.

Illustration: the LumiLearn learner screen with invented data. A learner answers a prompt-writing exercise, it is graded correct for 30 XP, today's square on the activity calendar fills in, the streak goes from 11 to 12 days and the Prompt design score rises. Two more exercises follow, one judging an AI answer and one deciding whether data is safe to share.

At a glance

  • Practice, not slides

    Write prompts, judge AI output and make the call on workplace scenarios, one short exercise at a time.

  • Graded against a rubric

    Open answers are scored by AI against a rubric you can see, with a line of feedback on what to try next.

  • Spaced review

    Skills come back for review on a schedule, so what you learned in week one is still there in week ten.

  • Certification levels

    Assessments build toward levels you can point to, not a badge for watching a video.

Learn by doing

Short exercises that feel like the job

Every exercise is a situation you will meet at work: a prompt to write, an AI answer to check, a call to make about what is safe to share. A few minutes, one skill, and a grade you can act on.

  • Four open-response formats beside quizzes and matching
  • The rubric's maximum and pass mark are shown before you answer
  • Hints when you are stuck, at a small XP cost

Illustration: four exercise cards, one each for prompt craft, output evaluation, scenario judgment and automation spotting, each with a short scenario and its rubric.

Know where you stand

A report card, not a percentage

Skill assessments score each answer across the dimensions that matter, say why, and point to the next thing to practice.

  • Every dimension scored on a four-point scale
  • The grader's reasoning, in a sentence
  • A tip for the dimension that needs it most

Illustration: an invented report card with an 81% overall score and four dimension scores, including the grader's reasoning and an improvement tip.

It sticks

Built so the skill is still there next quarter

Streaks and XP make a daily habit easy to keep. Spaced review brings skills back before they fade, and certification levels give the effort somewhere to go.

  • Weekends don't break your streak
  • Flashcard review on a spacing schedule
  • Certification levels, from Foundations up

Illustration: a flashcard review with the correct answer highlighted, three skill reviews due, and a certification ladder with one level certified and the next ready.

Assess inside Claude

Practice the conversation where the work happens

LumiLearn runs assessments inside Claude through its MCP server. A role-play puts you across from a skeptical stakeholder and scores how you make the case.

  • Role-play assessments as an inline app in the chat
  • A briefing, a turn limit and a persona that pushes back
  • Results land on the same report card as every other assessment

Illustration: a role-play chat. The briefing asks the learner to convince a skeptical director; the director asks what happens when the assistant gets a figure wrong.