Hi, I'm Colin. For seven years I've been building Uxcel, an interactive design-education platform that grew to half a million learners and Fortune 500 teams around the world. It taught me what Duolingo, Brilliant, and Mimo know: people learn from short, hands-on lessons that answer back.
It also taught me the cost. One great lesson takes a writer, a designer, an engineer, and weeks. So interactive learning stays behind a subscription, and only for the subjects a company can sell.
Agents change that. Your agent writes the lesson on your side, so there's nothing for us to charge for. What's left is making every part of a lesson great: the katas, the visuals, the translations, the examples the agent learns from. No one company can do all of that. learn.ninja is at its best as the sum of its parts, each built by the people who know it best.
Pick the part that's yours. I answer every pull request.