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AGINE Academy

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A story-driven game for learning Claude by doing

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A story-driven game for learning Claude by doing

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AGINE Academy makes learning Claude a story-driven game. You finish real missions inside Claude, from Desktop automations to Claude Code and your own products, with an AI mentor kept to each lesson. Every lesson leaves you a working result.

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Launch tags:Productivity•Education•Artificial Intelligence

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Framer AI AgentsDesign and publish professional sites with AI

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We built a game for learning Claude. AGINE Academy started with a problem we kept seeing: people watch AI tutorials, save a few prompts, and still freeze when they open an empty chat. We wanted learning Claude to feel like moving through a story, not sitting through another course. You complete short practical tasks and level up UNIT, a robot companion that grows as you learn. Every lesson ends with something you keep: a working tool, an automation, a configured skill. It starts at installing Claude Desktop and goes all the way up: Artifacts and Projects, connectors for your inbox and calendar, assistants and plugins, Claude Code, content, and building your own sites and products. 77 lessons so far, the first one is free and you can start without signing up. There's an AI mentor inside each lesson, but it's deliberately restricted to the current topic. We learned the hard way that a clever answer is useless when it has nothing to do with what the student is trying to finish. Students have already built real things with it — a marketplace CRM that auto-replies to reviews, AI sales agents on amoCRM, content factories, morning briefs that run on a schedule. Start with the free lesson: https://academy.agineai.com/ We're especially interested in where the game helps you keep going and where it gets in the way. If anything feels slow, confusing, or unnecessary, tell us directly.

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2d ago

The "AI mentor restricted to the current topic" choice is smart most learn by doing tools let the AI just solve the task for you, which defeats the point. Curious how strict that restriction is in practice: if someone's stuck on lesson 12 because of something they misunderstood back in lesson 3, does UNIT nudge them back to review, or just stay silent on anything outside scope? Also you mention students already shipped real things (marketplace CRM, sales agents on amoCRM). Are those built during the course itself, or do people finish the 77 lessons and then go build separately? Curious how much of "shipping something real" happens inside the game vs. after it.

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3h ago

The story-driven angle is great here. Making people finish real Claude tasks instead of just collecting prompts feels much closer to how this stuff actually sticks.

Also like the choice to keep the AI mentor scoped to the lesson. That constraint probably matters more than it sounds.

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1h ago

Framer AI AgentsDesign and publish professional sites with AI

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Hunter

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2d ago

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3h ago

The story-driven angle is great here. Making people finish real Claude tasks instead of just collecting prompts feels much closer to how this stuff actually sticks.

Also like the choice to keep the AI mentor scoped to the lesson. That constraint probably matters more than it sounds.

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1h ago