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AI team training software that turns knowledge into process
The assistant learns your procedures as the team works, answers questions in channels, and drafts the training material from what it already knows.
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Praxa is AI team training software that builds process out of real work instead of a separate authoring project. It learns and reuses procedures through a skills catalog and saved site playbooks, answers team questions in channels, and drafts documents and decks from what it already knows.
Coming soon
Structured training programs, ordered lessons with quizzes, answer keys, and completion reports, are in development. Today, training happens through in-channel Q&A, the skills catalog, and generated training documents.
The problem
Training is a manual someone has to write and then keep current
Most training tools make a person author the course, and the course is stale the day the process changes. A small team rarely has a dedicated trainer, so knowledge stays tribal, and every new question gets answered again from scratch.
How Praxa does it
Process the agent already carries
Gets better at your recurring work
The assistant can search and load skills, packaged step-by-step instructions from a public catalog plus your own, mid-conversation, and reuses what worked last time.
60+ ready-made workflow recipes
Start from one of 62 curated playbooks instead of writing a process from a blank page, and run it with one tap.
Team context, answered in channels
Anyone in a channel can @mention the assistant and get an answer from that channel's history plus shared team context, no separate FAQ document to maintain.
Training material, drafted on request
Ask for a document or a slide deck and get a real, downloadable file built from what the assistant already knows about the process.
Coming soon, built honestly
A living process, not a document that rots
Trainual-style manuals go stale the moment a process changes. Praxa's version of the manual is the assistant's own memory of how your team works, current because it's a byproduct of doing the work, not a separate chore.
Skills and saved playbooks update as the team's real procedures change.
The 62-recipe catalog is curated and versioned, not a one-time export.
Structured lesson-and-quiz programs are the next step, in development today.
What it does not do
- Structured training programs with lessons and quizzes are coming soon, not available today.
- There is no AI course-drafting product yet. Training today is in-channel Q&A plus recipes and generated documents.
- Available on iPhone and web.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best AI tool to create employee training from our documents?
Today, Praxa turns what your team already does into reusable process: it learns skills and saved playbooks as the team works, and it can draft a document or deck on request summarizing a procedure. A dedicated tool that converts a folder of documents straight into a lesson-and-quiz course is coming soon.
Can AI turn our SOPs into a training course with quizzes?
Not yet. Praxa does not have a company-wiki or SOP-management feature, and structured courses with quizzes are in development. What's live is an assistant that answers procedure questions in channels and can draft a document summarizing a process on request.
How can I train employees on our processes without buying a full LMS?
Keep the process where the work already happens. The assistant answers questions from channel history and shared team context, reuses skills and saved playbooks instead of starting over each time, and can draft documentation on request, no separate learning-management system to license or maintain.
How do I keep training materials up to date when our processes change?
Praxa's version of training material is closer to memory than to a wiki page: skills and saved playbooks change as the team's real procedures change, and any document you ask for is drafted fresh from current context rather than pulled from an old file.
Is there an AI that can answer new hires' questions about our company?
Yes. Inside a team channel, the assistant answers from that channel's history and org-shared context, so a question about how the team handles something gets a real answer instead of a search through old threads.
Turn what your team knows into process it can teach
Talk to us about rolling out AI team training, or open Praxa and try the skills catalog and recipe library today.