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The short version of what your team can do now that it couldn't before.
A free skills library you can install and tailor
RecentlyFree AI skills for the work of learning
Named, chainable skills — scope a vague training request, get knowledge out of an expert's head, plan what to learn next, and keep track of what actually stuck. Copy one into ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini and use it today; no account needed.
Answer four questions, get one skill name
Picking from a list of names is how people end up on the wrong skill. Tell us who's learning, at what scale, and what you already have, and you get exactly one skill to open — plus an honest line about what this library won't do.
Install the whole library into your own tools
One download drops the whole library into Claude Code, a Claude Project, a custom GPT or a Gem — so the library is still there next week instead of living in a chat you closed.
Skills that already know your world
Answer four short questions and any skill is rewritten around your industry, your constraints, and your vocabulary. Free to try; sign up to keep the result, and find everything you've tailored in one place.
Your knowledge base
RecentlyCitations you can open
Hover any citation in an answer and you see the sentence it rests on; click it and the source document opens at that passage. You can read what surrounds a quote instead of taking it on trust.
Let an answer look things up online
Switch on web lookup and an answer can draw on public sources as well as your own, each web claim linked to the publisher that made it. Your own material still comes first, and nothing found online is filed into your team's knowledge.
Search the sources, not summaries of them
The knowledge base is built from the whole document, so an answer can come from page forty as easily as page one.
Export a skill with its citations intact
Take a skill out of Testudy and every citation it carries comes with it.
Answers that find the passage even when you phrase it differently
Ask now searches your sources by meaning as well as by the exact words, so a question asked in your own vocabulary still reaches the passage that answers it, and the answer quotes the whole passage rather than a snippet.
What should we build next?
Tell us what's missing, what's awkward, or what you wish it did. No account needed — we read all of it.