SudarNotes
Conversational learning with a living notebook — how to open it, accept notes, and how it relates to courses.
SudarNotes is where Sudar teaches through conversation, not only answers questions beside a course. You talk with Sudar on the right; a living notebook on the left collects ideas Sudar suggests — you Accept, edit, or dismiss each card.
How to open it
Look for SudarNotes in the Learn navigation (or go to /journey). Operators enable it with NEXT_PUBLIC_SUDAR_JOURNEY=1 in production; in local development it is often on by default.
Courses and learning paths stay available. SudarNotes does not replace required training — it is another way to learn when you have a goal in your own words.
How a session feels
- Tell Sudar what you want to learn (intake).
- Sudar teaches one idea at a time and may suggest a notebook card.
- Accept cards you want to keep — tools (summary, map, draft) use accepted notes only.
- Every few turns Sudar may ask a soft check (explain in your own words) — not a formal quiz.
Memory and privacy
Sudar may update Sudar’s Memory from these chats (goals, concepts, struggles), under your organisation’s AI settings and your memory cadence preferences. Do not paste passwords, payment data, or workplace secrets into chat.
Claim-level mastery (Teaching OS) can update when soft checks map to domain claims your organisation has curated — see My Memory for claim strength when available.