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Aiko runs a conversational assessment across five domains, then turns everyday work into practice that bridges the gap.
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Fluency by domain
01 – Meet Aiko, your new AI-fluency platform
AI skills differ and often go unnoticed. One crafts effective prompts, another guesses, though they seem alike.
Aiko’s assessment sets your baseline and tracks progress quarterly, with daily practice measured across five key areas. You cannot grow what you cannot see.
02 – Two signals
One writes prompts that ship, the other is guessing, and from the outside the two look identical.
A 15 to 30 minute conversation across five domains. Honest, specific answers go in, not quiz ticks.
With consent, work sessions in Claude Code and Cowork are scored against the same five domains. People can pause it at any time.
Per person and per domain, in numbers. Confidence runs ahead in some places and behind in others.
Five minutes a day of practice aims at the gap, and a fresh assessment each quarter shows the progress.
03 – What you get
Built for organisations that want to know where they stand with AI, and want the answer to keep improving.
Session scoring is opt-in and consent-based. People can pause it or delete their data at any time, and scores are advisory, never the sole basis for a decision. Read the privacy policy
No new software for employees to install for a smoother transition and a higher adoption rate. Everyone can easily access the tools they need without any hassle.
Experience, levels, and streaks are all part of the journey, driving practice with an evolving companion that grows alongside you.
Managers see aggregates and trends through admin dashboards. They can drill into a specific team to identify strengths and areas for improvement.
A conversation, not a quiz, sets each person’s baseline.
From prompt mastery to workflow design.
One honest fluency score, refreshed every quarter.
Daily practice, aimed at each person’s gap.
04 – How it works
Aiko measures your organisation’s AI fluency across five domains, surfaces the gap between perception and reality, and turns it into a targeted learning path.
Can you show me a prompt you've actually used recently for work? Paste it in if you have it, or describe it as close to the original as you can.
Last week I asked Claude to summarise a 40-page supplier contract for our legal team. I gave it a role, the audience, a ten-bullet limit, and asked it to flag anything that changes our liability.
Nice. How did you get to this version? Did it start simpler and evolve?
A conversation, not a quiz.
Aiko conducts user interviews across five domains in just 15 to 30 minutes, gathering honest and detailed answers that lead to an accurate fluency score from 0 to 10.
Daily reps that stick.
As Aiko gains experience and streaks, its avatar evolves, while daily challenges provide clear motivation to keep coming back and improving AI fluency.
Proof it’s working.
By tracking daily progress with clear benchmarks and refreshing fluency scores quarterly, Aiko keeps your team informed and highlights areas for growth, making improvement easy to follow.
05 – Five domains
Aiko assesses your organisation’s AI fluency in five key areas. It links fun features like avatars and daily challenges to these areas, transforming everyday habits into skills for your team.
One person, illustrative values
Assessed by clarity, structure, and iteration, not by the number of prompts sent.
Measured by real work tasks completed with AI, not just sandbox exercises.
Evaluates understanding of model limits, context, and when outputs require verification.
Judges how well errors, biases, and hallucinations are spotted before trusting results.
Determines if someone can link steps into a repeatable process rather than one-off prompts.
06 – Grows with each person
A streak only matters if the practice behind it raises real fluency. Every creature, XP point and daily challenge is tied to the same five domains the assessment grades.
07 – Leadership view
1 people, every team
IllustrativeSee which teams need which training, invest where it moves the score, and bring the right practice to the right people.
Illustrative chart of fluency scores by team, out of 10. Finance, 198 people, average 4.2. Operations, 352 people, average 5.7. Sales, 286 people, average 4.5. IT, 220 people, average 6.3.
Analyse growth by team, role, and location. See current fluency levels and trends without relying on surveys or estimates.
Admin · AI Fluency
Adoption, competency, and daily practice across 17 employees.
Assessment vs. daily practice trends across the organization.
Assessment (theory) vs. daily practice per domain.
Largest gap
Org scores 6.8 in interviews but only 5.4 in actual daily prompts.
Query the upstream Claude Code Application Insights resource. Build a query, see the generated KQL, run it.
Prompt content (prompt, response.summary, prompt.id) is blocked at the server.
Optional. When empty, all message types are queried.
Each row is ANDed. Pick a dimension and operator, then enter a value.
No filters.
Up to 5 dimensions. Add a time bucket below to chart over time.
At least one. Numeric aggregations only accept numeric dimensions.
When set, results are split into intervals — enables a line chart.
Default 100 · Max 10,000.
traces
| where timestamp between (datetime(2026-05-06T15:42:18.000Z) .. datetime(2026-06-05T15:42:18.000Z))
| where message in ("claude_code.user_prompt")
| summarize dcount_user_email = dcount(tostring(customDimensions["user.email"])) by time_bucket = bin(timestamp, 1d)
| order by time_bucket asc
| take 100Welcome, Sam! We'd like to learn about how you and your organization think about AI. This takes about 15-20 minutes and works like a conversation.
Please review the information below about how your data will be used in our conversation.
Consent version: 2026-07-14-external-v2
08 – Curious to try Aiko?
Start with your leadership team, 15 to 30 minutes each. Your trial org runs on its own address, and everything carries over when you go further.
The full Aiko adds what a trial cannot do: it reads the prompts people actually write, trains five minutes a day on each gap, and gives everyone a companion that grows with them.