Skills don't move until
you can prove they did.

Completions aren't proof. Guru doesn't count how many courses someone finished, it validates whether the skill actually moved and adjusts the record.

A learner reviewing her skill profile, with a 54% confidence score overlaid on her workspace photo
54%Confidence Score

Completions are the metric everyone tracks.They prove nothing.

Most L&D ends at activity. A module completed, a session logged, a certificate filed. The box gets marked done, and the skill profile never changes. The problem isn't investment. Nothing verifies the skill actually moved, so Know never improves and the loop never closes.

Completion ≠ capability

A certificate says the course got finished, not that the person can do the thing.

Self-ratings are optimistic

People rate themselves confidently, and usually wrong, especially early on.

No feedback loop

Nothing updates after development, so the profile goes stale and the same gaps come back.

Four signals. One rule.No averaging.

Four kinds of evidence, ranked, not averaged.

Strongest signal

Demonstrated in Development

Observed doing, not saying.

The strongest signal. When it arrives, it sets the level and the assessment goes quiet.

  • Direct from Practice: scenarios, feedback scores, coaching sessions.
  • Sets the level when it arrives - overrides assessment automatically.
  • The evidence Prove was built to receive.
Second signal

Guru Assessment

The agent that talks never grades.

A scenario conversation about real work, graded blind against a written standard. No name, no history, only the words and the standard.

  • Blind grading: the agent that talks and the agent that grades are separate.
  • Every level carries the quote that earned it - contestable by design.
  • Compatible with imported models: 360, Hogan, DDI.
Multiplier

Manager Validation

Multiplies what's already there. Doesn't vote.

Sign-off confirms what's already on record. It can't move a level, only strengthen proven evidence.

  • On/off per site - configurable to your org.
  • Raises confidence in confirmed evidence; flags disagreement if it conflicts.
  • A rubber stamp on a weak signal does not compound trust.
Roadmap

Inferred from Work

Proficiency read from real work signals.

Signals from real work, no test, no form. Raises confidence only, never moves a level. In development.

  • Passive signal between active assessments.
  • Never moves a level on its own.
  • Coming in a future release.

Assessment is scaffolding.Demonstrated work is the standard.

The test isn't the gold standard here. It holds the seat until real work proves the skill, then goes quiet.

What your people see

A conversation about their real work, a reflection in plain words, a growth path. Never a score. Never a ranking.

What your org gets

A living, auditable skill record per person: level, confidence, source, and the evidence behind it - exportable, contestable, defensible.

A woman reviewing her live skill record while working, with her team's avatars shown above the photo

Prove doesn't end the loop.It raises the baseline.

KNOW

Gap identified and prioritized

Guru reads the live profile and surfaces the highest-impact skill gap as a development card.

GROW

Coach + Learn + Practice close the gap

Know reflects the higher baseline. A new gap surfaces. The loop restarts, smarter and more targeted, at a higher level.

PROVE

Evidence reviewed + proficiency validated

Demonstrated evidence, Assessment, and Manager Validation feed the record. The strongest signal sets the level - the rest set confidence.

KNOW AGAIN

Profile recalculates → next gap surfaces

Know reflects the higher baseline. A new gap surfaces. The loop restarts, smarter and more targeted, at a higher level.

Two colleagues shaking hands after a successful skill assessment

Prove updates Know, and the loop restarts, smarter.

See Prove close the loop in a live demo.

We'll walk you through a full Know → Grow → Prove cycle and show exactly how the profile updates.