Role-based learning
AI for product teams
Briefs, feedback themes, prototypes, critique, and delivery.
The product guide starts from feedback. A feedback agent reads support tickets and app reviews and groups them into themes, each with a count, example quotes with their source and a severity. Its goal tells it not to report a theme that fewer than five items support. A research agent then looks into the top theme with sources, a presentation agent builds the roadmap deck from both, and a coordinator plans the work behind the top three themes with owners.
Once there is a plan, the Project editor course shows how to build a schedule from chat, link tasks, read the critical path and save a baseline to compare against in Tracking Gantt. It opens and exports Microsoft Project XML files too.
For a quick prototype, a live artifact or custom tool gives you a working preview to test with real inputs, and Code agent takes over when it needs to become a multi-file app.
AI courses and guides for product teams
Model and draw a part in the CAD editor
Start a part from chat or toolbar shapes, change it by name from chat, constrain it, then make toleranced drawings and pick the right export.
Agents for product and design
Feedback analysis, research, presentation and code triage as a team of agents around a product decision.
AI for product teams
Feedback themes, market research, the investor or roadmap deck and a coordinated plan as a team of agents that traces every claim to a source.
Oppermind foundations: from prompt to finished work
A practical introduction to prompting, files, workspaces, editing, and reviewing AI-generated work.
Build an AI-ready brand kit
Give Oppermind the voice, visual rules, and examples it needs to create consistently on-brand work.
Choose the right built-in editor
Pick the best Oppermind editor for documents, slides, sheets, PDF, email, code, design, image, video, schedules, and specialist outputs.
Plan and track a project in the Project editor
Build a schedule from chat, link the work, set working days and owners, then save a baseline and track slippage against it.
Draft, cite and merge in the Document editor
Draft a document from chat, give it structure, rewrite and translate it, look up and cite sources, run a mail merge, comment on it, export to Word and review a stack of contracts in a grid.
Build and edit spreadsheets in the Sheet editor
Start a sheet from chat or a template, sort and filter it, write formulas, format and chart it, edit it by asking, then export, comment and share it.
Analyse and model figures in the Sheet editor: pivots, Solver and what-if
Summarise a practice's jobs with pivots and slicers, chart and guard the data, then model rates and workload with Goal seek, Solver, scenarios and data tables.
Build and present a deck in the Slide editor
Ask for a deck in chat with the slide count you want, add laid-out slides, edit text, charts and the theme, then present with notes and export to PowerPoint.
Review, redact and sign PDFs in the PDF editor
Summarise a contract, mark it up by hand or from chat, fill and sign a form, redact what you can't share, rearrange pages, then protect and certificate-sign the final copy.
Capture and link notes in the Notes editor
Write notes on the desktop with Markdown shortcuts, pin and file them, turn follow-ups into checklists, link notes, find and replace, record audio and export.