Who it is for. An owner, admin, or hiring manager assigning practice.
A course is a practice lesson. Assign one after a test shows a weak topic, or on its own. Open Skills, then Courses.
- Choose New course.
- Use a library course, Draft with AI, Write your own, or Start from an outline. Only the AI draft uses a credit.
- Open the course and choose Assign. Enter the person, whether they are an applicant or already hired, and the work location.
- Share the link. The assignment does not email or text anyone.
Practice, and the certificate says so
A library course can be assigned as written, or copied and edited. An outline names the sections. You replace the blank text. Draft with AI writes a short lesson from your notes and uses one credit. Drafting stays off when the account has no credits or when generation is turned off. Credits are under Skills settings.
A course that is still a draft assigns only as a test assignment. Approve it before a real assignment. When a later version is a draft, people keep getting the approved version until someone approves the new one. Anyone already practicing finishes the version they started. People you assign after approval get the new version.
The practice notice follows the work location. An Illinois location shows that AI drafted the content and a person approved it, when that is how the course was made. From a person's result you can also assign a course that covers a weak topic. See Skills results.
POST /api/v1/skills/course-assignments (skills:write) takes course, name, and an optional hiringStage of candidate or hired. The response has the link. course.assigned fires for a real assignment. course.completed fires when that person passes the exam. A test assignment does not emit those events.