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Practice until you
can explain the result.

Each lab is one complete project with incomplete briefs, conflicting evidence, and decisions that matter. You get feedback on every choice and a rubric to review the result.

Price
$29 per lab
Length
75 to 90 min
First mission
Free

  • Writing & editing

    Writing that does its job

    Turn an unclear brief into a useful piece of writing. Keep your voice, check the claims, and make the next action obvious.

    You make: A complete communication pack: brief, revised draft, fact check, and handover.

    Try the free mission$29 once · about 75 minutes
    1. 01Find the decision inside the briefFree
    2. 02Edit for the reader’s next actionIn the lab
    3. 03Defend the claims and hand over the draftIn the lab

  • Research & fact-checking

    Research you can defend

    Work through conflicting sources and missing evidence. Finish with a recommendation someone else can trace and challenge.

    You make: An evidence ledger, a comparison, and a decision memo with explicit limits.

    Try the free mission$29 once · about 90 minutes
    1. 01Frame a decision that evidence can answerFree
    2. 02Resolve the conflict instead of averaging itIn the lab
    3. 03Write a recommendation someone can challengeIn the lab

  • Repeatable workflows

    A workflow the team can trust

    Take a recurring task from a clever prompt to a documented process, with tests, human approval, and a way to stop.

    You make: A workflow map, a failure-focused test set, and an operating handover.

    Try the free mission$29 once · about 90 minutes
    1. 01Draw the boundary before connecting a toolFree
    2. 02Make the failure paths visibleIn the lab
    3. 03Hand over the system, including how to stop itIn the lab

Try a decision from the first mission.

Every mission puts you in a fictional workplace with real constraints. You choose, see why, and then make the deliverable yourself.

Research you can defend · Mission 1

Nadia manages a fictional 18-person service team. She must recommend a rota tool. Budget is $150 monthly in total; export is mandatory; staff data must stay in approved systems. A colleague sends a list of “top AI tools.” The decision is due Friday.

Check your judgment

A comparison site calls a supplier “enterprise-ready.” What does that establish?

Continue the free mission

Every project ends with the same four questions.

You review your own work against this rubric. A lab has no tutor and no grade. The rubric is how you learn to judge the result yourself.

  1. 01

    Purpose and audience

    Can another person tell what the work is for and what decision or action it supports?

  2. 02

    Evidence and accuracy

    Can every important claim, number, and commitment be traced to the source material?

  3. 03

    Judgment and limits

    Have you made unknowns, data boundaries, and human approval points explicit?

  4. 04

    Usable output

    Could a colleague use or review the result without reading your chat history?

A lab sits between the free courses and the exam.

CompareFree courseSkill labCertification
CostFree$29 once$129
What you doFollow a workplace story and make a short practical outputBuild a complete project across three missionsSit one timed exam
FeedbackOn each decision you makeOn each decision, plus a rubric to review your own workA grade, a skill profile, and an examiner’s note
You leave withA piece of workA finished project and a downloadable workbookA credential anyone can verify, if you pass

The free courses and guides teach every skill the exam tests. A lab adds harder, longer practice. It does not award a credential.