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Roadmap

What's shipped, what's coming.

Published so you can hold us to it. If a gap that matters to you isn't on this page, it's probably not coming this quarter — tell us and we'll consider it.

In flight

  • Cross-device progress sync via Supabase auth

    In flight · May 2026

    Right now progress saves to localStorage. Adding optional sign-in lets your XP, streak, completed lessons, and notes follow you across devices. Magic-link auth is wired in /login — what's left is the sync layer that runs after auth lands.

  • Mira AI tutor v2 — full lesson context awareness

    In flight · Q2 2026

    Today Mira gets the lesson summary. Next she gets the current beat plus your recent attempts so she can answer 'why did this prompt fail my last try?' with real specificity. Built on Anthropic prompt caching to keep cost flat.

  • Stripe billing + Pro tier launch

    In flight · Q2 2026

    Indicative Pro tier (~€15/mo) detailed on /pricing. Anyone signed up during the launch period keeps a permanent free tier covering the current catalog. Stripe webhook + customer portal scaffolding is already in app/api/stripe.

Queued

  • Team plan + manager dashboard

    Queued · Q3 2026

    Per-seat plan from 5 seats with a manager view showing anonymized team progress (no individual surveillance). Custom internal lessons for company-specific APIs/stack at the top tier.

  • Native iOS/Android apps via Expo

    Queued · Q3 2026

    PWA covers most of the use case today; native apps unlock background notifications for streaks and offline pre-download of lesson media.

  • In-lesson "report this beat" + community-suggested edits

    Queued · Q4 2026

    One-click feedback on any lesson beat with structured tagging (factually wrong, outdated, unclear, broken code). Public-facing edit history on /changelog so contributors get credit.

Recently shipped

  • 14th course: AI Product Management for Engineers (7 lessons)

    Shipped · 2026-05

    An engineering-flavored PM track. Eval-first specs with the 7-section template, pricing patterns with cost-per-call math, roadmapping against a moving capability ceiling, user research that doesn't lie (Wizard-of-Oz, diary studies, refusal-acceptability testing), the PM/eng/designer working agreement, and a capstone walking one realistic feature from idea through quarterly review.

  • 13th course: Vector Search Internals (8 lessons)

    Shipped · 2026-05

    Deeper than RAG-101: why dense retrieval works at all, embedding-model selection on real data, ANN internals (HNSW M/ef tuning, IVF + PQ trade-offs), vector-DB selection by operational fit (pgvector, Atlas, Weaviate, Qdrant, Milvus, Pinecone), chunking that respects boundaries and carries metadata, hybrid retrieval + reranking with RRF code, eval discipline (precision@k, recall@k, faithfulness, per-case diffs), and a capstone walking a multilingual help-center search end-to-end.

  • 12th course: Production LLM Observability (8 lessons)

    Shipped · 2026-05

    The four LLM-specific signals (refusal-rate drift, response-length anomalies, retrieval-precision decay, tool-call distribution shifts), the trace schema for incident triage, hourly probe sets against production, the on-call playbook for AI features, observability-stack selection (Phoenix, Helicone, Braintrust, Langfuse, OTEL+Datadog), privacy in traces, and a capstone that wires it all into one real feature — turning an 18-hour incident detection cycle into 14 minutes.

  • 11th course: AI Engineering Interview Prep (8 lessons)

    Shipped · 2026-05

    The five 2026 interview formats with the patterns that score: prompt-design exercise scoring rubric, the full eval-design answer, RAG and agent whiteboard structures with seniority-signaling moves, RAG-vs-fine-tuning trade-offs, broken-prompt debugging triage, take-home expectations, and a 7-line self-assessment rubric.

  • 10th course: Cost-Aware AI Engineering (8 lessons)

    Shipped · 2026-05

    SRE-grade discipline applied to LLM workloads. Per-feature attribution, token budgets, prompt caching at every stable prefix, model routing, continuous cost regression in CI, self-hosting math. Capstone walks all five habits across one real feature, dropping the bill 87.5%.

  • 9th course: AI Safety & Alignment for Engineers (10 lessons)

    Shipped · 2026-05

    Safety as engineering practice. Direct + indirect prompt injection with the layered defense pattern, building a red-team eval set, output filtering and harm classification, jailbreak categories that persist in 2026, PII handling and data minimization, bias evaluation with fairness gates, EU AI Act tiers + enterprise procurement readiness, responsible disclosure, incident-response playbook, and a copy-pasteable pre-launch checklist.

  • 8th course: Multimodal AI (8 lessons)

    Shipped · 2026-05

    Vision encoders + patch tokenization, document understanding (PDFs, tables), chart and screenshot Q&A, ASR/TTS production decisions, video frame-sampling + RAG, and cost-aware multimodal routing. The four production-ready multimodal workloads in 2026 with the patterns that scale.

  • /lessons unified browse + /getting-started 5-step plan + 6 skill profiles + 3 long-form essays

    Shipped · 2026-05

    Programmatic SEO and conversion-path improvements. Every lesson searchable in one place; new visitors get a 7-day plan; six 90-day skill profiles cover RAG, Prompt Engineering, LLM Evaluation, Agent Orchestration, Fine-tuning, Prompt Injection Defense.

  • /compare/platforms — honest comparison vs Coursera, DataCamp, Brilliant

    Shipped · 2026-05

    11-row feature comparison with pick-by-situation guidance that concedes where each alternative wins.

  • "Latent Space" home redesign

    Shipped · 2026-05

    AI-themed visual layer using the platform's vocabulary: animated neural mesh canvas, token-streaming heading, viewport-triggered count-ups, drawn synapse dividers, hover constellations on course cards. All motion gated behind prefers-reduced-motion.

  • Brand: NextGen AI Learn (nextgenailearn.com)

    Shipped · 2026-05

    Renamed from "AI Training Course". Header gets a Courses entry; /courses 308-redirects to /paths catalog. Mobile header gains a Search button.

  • 7th course: AI Agents (10 lessons) + News + Resources + Tools + Compare

    Shipped · 2026-04

    AI Agents path on ReAct, tool use, planning, MCP, memory, multi-agent, safety. New /news, /resources (~30 picks), /tools (45+ entries), /compare/models. llms.txt for AI/LLM crawlers; LearningResource JSON-LD on every lesson; sitemap covering all of it.

  • Initial launch — 6 courses, 50 lessons, career explorer, dashboard

    Shipped · 2026-04

    Platform v1 with full Prompt Engineering content, code-graded prompt rubrics, in-browser Pyodide for Python lessons, dashboard with XP and streak, CertQuests handoff.

How we choose what to build

Three filters: (1) does it serve learners who already use the platform? (2) does it unlock a new audience the catalog already serves but who can't reach it today? (3) does it have a measurable effect on lesson completion or learner outcomes? Anything that fails all three drops off the list.

We update the roadmap when work moves between sections — usually monthly. Every "shipped" item shows up in /changelog with the date and the diff.