Recommendations
The platform suggests lessons, roadmaps, quizzes, problems, discussions and clubs based on what you have done so far. You see these suggestions in two places.
For You tabs
Most learning pages open with a For You tab:
| Page | For You shows |
|---|---|
| Learn AI | Lessons |
| Roadmaps | Roadmaps |
| Discussions | Questions and discussions |
| Spot Quiz | Quizzes |
| Code Arena | Problems |
| Dashboard → Continue Learning → Recommended | A mix of all of the above |
The more you do — quizzes, lessons, problems, discussions — the better these get. A brand-new account sees popular content until there is enough activity to personalize.
You need to be signed in, and your platform must have recommendations switched on.
Feeling Lucky
Feeling Lucky in the sidebar (and the home-page tile) is a single page of personal picks. Despite the name, it is not a game and costs nothing.
| Section | What is in it |
|---|---|
| Continue Learning | What you started and did not finish |
| Project Ideas | Project prompts — each opens Learn AI with the request already written |
| Lessons for You | Lessons matched to your interests |
| Code Challenges | Code Arena problems at your level |
| Quiz Topics | Topics you have not tried yet |
| Clubs to Join | Communities around your interests |
| Discussions for You | Conversations you can help with |
How the page works
- You need to be signed in. The page greets you by username and, once you have some activity, names your top skills.
- Pills under the greeting count what is on the page for you: Skills, In Progress, Lessons, Challenges, Quizzes, Clubs and Ideas. A pill is hidden when its section is empty.
- Continue Learning mixes roadmaps and lessons you have started, most recently used first, with your percentage on each.
- Lessons for You suggests only public lessons you have not started yet.
- Project Ideas are requests based on your strongest skills. Selecting one opens Learn AI with the request already in the box — nothing is generated or charged until you confirm there. A brand-new account gets general starter ideas (a REST API, a single-page app, a deployment pipeline and so on).
- Empty sections tell you what to do. For example, Code Challenges and Quiz Topics fill in once you have played a few spot quizzes.
- Two buttons at the top, Explore Learn AI and Browse Roadmaps, take you to the full lists.