AI Labs: playgrounds, retrieval index and usage
Switch the live playgrounds on for learners, keep the retrieval index fresh, and watch what gets used.
- Playgrounds go to all learners with one switch, not a per-person grant
- A stale retrieval index is visible here rather than felt as bad answers
- Usage shows which playgrounds earn their place in your programme
The live playgrounds
Admin - AI Labs controls the interactive playgrounds: self-contained demonstrations that teach one concept each by letting a learner move the inputs and watch the result.
One switch
Turning labs on applies to all learners in scope. There is no per-learner grant to keep in step with your roster.
Keep the index fresh
The assistant answers from a retrieval index built over the content. After content changes, rebuild it here — the console shows when it was last built, so a stale index is something you can see rather than something you feel as a wrong answer.
Usage
Usage per playground tells you which ones your learners actually reach for, and which are decoration.
Frequently asked
What are the playgrounds?
Interactive, self-contained concept demonstrations. Each one runs a pure engine in the browser and teaches a single idea by letting a learner move the inputs.
Why re-index?
The assistant answers from an index of the content. Reindexing after content changes is what keeps its answers current; the console shows when the index was last built.
Do learners need anything enabled per person?
No. The switch applies to all learners in scope; there is no per-learner grant to manage.
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