Retrain
Courses, coding tools and AI assistants for learning something you'll actually use at work.
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A code editor with assistance for reading, writing and changing a software project.
A general assistant suited to long documents and extended written work.
Answers questions with citations to the sources it used.
Builds and hosts a small web application from a written description.
Writing and summarising assistance inside a Notion workspace.
A general assistant for drafting, explanation and first-pass analysis.
Generates interface code in React from a written description.
Agents for email, scheduling and routine research.
Google's assistant, connected to Workspace products such as Gmail and Docs.
Builds and runs a web application in the browser.
A marketplace of prompts for defined tasks.
A corporate learning library, sold to organisations.
Professional courses, with the option to show completion on a LinkedIn profile.
University and professional certificates, including programmes in technical subjects.
Short courses in artificial intelligence, including courses associated with Andrew Ng.
Browser-based exercises in data and AI, with code written by the learner.
Answers questions from a PDF you upload.
Google's research notebook. It works from documents you supply, and can produce an audio discussion of them.
Transcribes meetings as they happen and can summarise them afterwards.
A large marketplace of video courses, from spreadsheets to software development.
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