Inspiration
I've always believed in uniting technology with the people it can help. AI presents this principle in ways I did not think would be possible in my lifetime, but fear, and confusion surrounds it fueled by misinformation and misgivings. When people don't understand each other, conflict arises. With Aicenda, I want to take the steps needed to ascend past we see on the surface level and rise together. To learn to communicate with one another to bring the dreams of many to reality and help ourselves ascend as we bring the world up with us.
What it does
Aicenda uses gamified lessons, real-world exercises, transparent scoring and a guided Prompt Builder to help users learn how strong prompts are structured. We don't just stop at giving the user the answer though. We address the why of what makes up a good prompt, how strong prompts are structured, and how to adapt them for multiple tools.
For business, this turns plain old AI training into measurable team Sprints with custom challenges, leaderboards, and skill analytics. Aicenda is more than a prompt generator. This is a system for building and growing the AI capability of all its users
How we built it
Aicenda was built using the custom build technique of Installation Sigma refined through my experience as a technical writer of over 15 years. Communication has always been my specialty and I took the time to learn the language in which the models prefer to be spoken to. Using this I generate a more complete process to handle all the groundwork building in continuous phases that Codex works through, letting the agents engage iterate and improve on their own loop with an orchestrator who feeds me continuous needed information and submits reports on work progress until complete. We then go through our refining process until we have polished something new and exciting for users.
Challenges we ran into
I am only one person with a limited budget. I want to see this be able to reach the world and help all, but that takes capital. I chose the phase progress to prevent context bloat, but also due to usage limits. I along can only do so much without funding. This was our primary challenge.
Accomplishments that we're proud of
Our build system is one of the best without doubt, and making a system that doesn't just tell, but teach is something I'm proud of. This can help so many people with their careers, businesses to increase adoption and give reason to retain their employees, and even the next generation coming up to prepare for a world where their relationship with AI can be cohesive and not combative.
What we learned
I have learned that there are a great many difficulties stretching out to create applications, but also that when you're building something for the betterment of all, it's worth it.
What's next for Aicenda
This is a project that will absolutely make a difference. I will be pursuing it to the end. Next we will aim to secure funding for this program while reaching out to the local businesses that can use this technology to learn how AI can help them save time and give back the things that can't be replaced, like living the life they wish to live while working with AI to improve the quality of that life.
I will pursue funding for the project, bring in businesses on contract and hopefully use the profits from the business trainings to afford to give this tool away to schools while teaching and training the next generation. Aicenda will continue to improve. I intend to ascend right along with it.
Built With
- axe
- chatgpt
- codex
- gpt-5.6
- next.js
- openai
- playwright
- python
- radix-ui
- react
- sql
- tailwind-css
- typescript
- vercel
- vercel-ai-sdk
- vitest
- zod
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