Inspiration
For most of history, people learned skills by working next to a master who watched them and corrected them. The industrial revolution replaced that with one teacher and thirty students because there weren't enough masters, and AI is the first thing that lets us go back to one-on-one for everyone.
What it does
Praxo is a Mac app offering courses for any skill taught by an elite AI mentor. It watches your screen in real time as you work inside the real software, points at the exact button or panel you need with a visual halo, and adapts the lesson based on where you get stuck.
How we built it
The app is Swift/SwiftUI built on top of the open-source farzaa/clicky Mac app (MIT licensed), with the Claude API powering the mentor and AssemblyAI handling voice. This hackathon build added a lesson state machine, Supabase progress tracking, and a web dashboard that deep links you straight back into the next lesson.
Challenges we ran into
Figuring out what to build in the short time, make it unique to the user
Accomplishments that we're proud of
Having something that works
What we learned
Ship fast and get to users
What's next for Praxo
Distribution is everything
Built With
- claude
- elevenlabs
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