Office committee
Break room survey: what employees want
Number of votes for each option (192 employees answered). The most popular option is highlighted.
Votes for each break room option
Altea Group · workshop project
Hands-on AI practice for every employee, coached and assessed automatically
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Your First Chart
Altea Group is renovating the break room at its head office. The office committee asked employees what they would like to find there, and 192 people answered. The results sit in a tiny file of 6 rows.
Your mission: ask the agent to turn this file into a chart that the committee can show at the next team meeting:
Look at the preview after each request, and check that the numbers match the file.
320,000 tokens for this exercise: finish under 200,000 for +50 XP.
Instructions
Claude
Make a bar chart of the votes for each option, read from the file, with a clear title and labeled axes, and highlight the winning option in a different color.
33,926 tokens · 3 steps by the agent
Done: six bars from the survey file, a title and both axes labeled. Espresso machine (48 votes) stands out in a darker purple.
Office committee
Break room survey: what employees want
Number of votes for each option (192 employees answered). The most popular option is highlighted.
Votes for each break room option
Altea Group · workshop project
AI is changing how work gets done, and how people learn it has to change too. A course recorded last year teaches last year's tool, and a multiple-choice quiz proves someone remembers a definition, not that they can use it.
The only way to learn is to get your hands on it: ask, watch the agent, check what it built, and do better on the next try.
Video lessons like Udemy's, then a multiple-choice quiz.
A real agent, a real project, on Tokenacademy.
Learning to ask
Classic course: Watch a video about writing prompts
Applied practice: Write a request, and see what the agent does with it
AI's cost
Classic course: A slide that defines a token
Applied practice: See what each request costs, and manage your budget
AI's mistakes
Classic course: A warning that AI can be wrong
Applied practice: Check the result against the data, yourself
The proof
Classic course: A multiple-choice quiz at the end
Applied practice: Milestones checked on what you built
Keeping up
Classic course: Recorded once, out of date at the next model
Applied practice: Claude Code, Codex and GitHub Copilot as they are today
Sessions to build, games to play, an assessment to prove it. Your designers can make more of each in the Studio.
The learner describes a page, a chart or a tool; the agent builds it live. Every milestone is checked on the result.
An assistant with a role, rules, tools and skills, written in plain words, then tested on real customer messages.
What an agent reads, counts and costs: tokens, context, the right model.
Describe a page only you can see until the agent builds its twin, scored on likeness.
Get a password out of an assistant that guards it better at every level.
Attackers want a secret from the learner's agent: make it hold, and keep helping real customers.
A free project, scored on what it does when the learner hands it in.
Rules you can add to any session
Learners connect the agent to Outlook, SharePoint, Slack or Salesforce, and decide what it may read. Every tool runs on a made-up company: the skills are real, and no real data is ever at risk.
OutlookMicrosoft 365
Simulated, read onlyWhat really needs me this week?
Looks through your mail for what needs you
Two things need you: the Parcelia claim, by 28 October, and your board numbers, by Wednesday 9:00. The ad credits only look urgent.
One step of the agent: 21,000 credits

Every request a learner sends is counted in tokens, step by step, against the session's budget. They see what each request cost, and learn to get the same result with fewer.
Where your tokens wentExample
211,100 tokens of 320,000
Next time: say what "better" means in the first request. One message instead of two: about 94,000 tokens less.
A learner clicks, and the session opens. No AI account to create, no key to manage: the agents are included.
Every learner gets a sandbox of their own, ready with the session's files and data.
The Claude suite, the OpenAI suite or GitHub Copilot, run by the platform. No licence to buy for each learner.
Learners describe what they want. Data reads as tables, documents as documents.
Four programs, in the order your teams take them. About 45 minutes a session.
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What an AI agent reads, counts and costs.
A request in four parts: context, task, guidelines, constraints.
A web page, a chart, a tool, built by talking.
An assistant with a role, rules, tools and skills.
Your learning designers describe the session they want, with your files and your business cases. The Studio's agent drafts it while they talk: the mission, the steps, the milestones and the questions that check them.
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What should learners be able to do at the end? Tell me who it is for, and give me the files they will work with.
The session takes shape here as you talk.


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