How it works
Five questions, asked once. At first sign-in, Substrait asks each builder five short questions about what they already know. The answers set how much Substrait explains, and in what form. The tool being built decides which topics come up, because Substrait can read the tool itself.
Help at the moment it is needed. Guidance appears in the portal before a builder has an editor, and in their conversation with their AI model once they do. Substrait notices when someone stalls, so the team can step in.
Badges celebrate; they never grant access. A builder earns a badge when their tool does something new, such as reading real company data. Badges are a record of practice. Substrait never uses a badge to decide who may reach which data; access follows a person’s role and job.
Blocked on IT is not blocked on skill. Many builders first need a licence or a software request from IT. Substrait treats that as its own step, so it gets a ticket, not more coaching.
The Builder Academy
The Builder Academy is people teaching people. It is an optional service, priced per engagement, separate from the coaching built into Substrait.