Agni

Most people know they should get to grips with AI and never quite start. There is no obvious first step, most of what is written about it assumes you already work in technology, and the courses are either three hours long or a sales pitch.

Agni is the daily habit that gets you there. Lessons run three to seven minutes, in plain English, with no jargon and no code. You learn how AI actually works, from tokens to why it makes things up, so you can predict what it will get wrong. You learn how to prompt it, choose the right tool for a job, check the output, and know when not to use it at all. The practice is tied to the work you actually do rather than a generic exercise, and the lesson is not done until you bring something back. There is also a short daily brief on what changed and what it means for your work.

You also get an AI Literacy Score out of 100, benchmarked against people doing the same kind of work in your country, so you can see whether you are getting anywhere rather than just opening the app. Nothing is self-rated.

For anyone who keeps meaning to get good at AI and has not found a way in. Free on the web and free on the App Store.