Self-contained module contract
Each module is a three-file unit: lesson, exercises, and references.
Check: Inspect modules/. A module missing module.md, exercises.md, or references.md violates the repository contract.
Learning and onboarding layer
A modular entry point for humans and agents learning applied AI
pw-learnai is an MIT-licensed library of self-contained applied-AI modules, exercises, references, browser-only interactive tools, public-data labs, and generated bundles for AI-assisted study.
- Repository
- pw-learnai
- Implementation
- Markdown / React
- License
- MIT
Role in the system
One bounded layer, not the whole stack
This is the learning entry point across the public system. It helps a reader choose a first path, inspect claims, practice with local browser tools, and follow source links into the underlying repositories without requiring a backend account or sending tool data to Protocol Wealth.
Current repository posture: The curriculum and fast-moving references are maintained in public. Interactive tools run client-side; generated NotebookLM-style bundles are committed so reviewers can inspect the complete learning artifact.
Inspectable capabilities
Claims you can try to disprove
Each capability is paired with a concrete inspection test. If the source does not support the claim, the page should change.
Beginner-to-operator routing
The library provides a first-hour path, setup guidance, strategy material, delivery modules, practice modules, and public-data work.
Check: Follow the README start path from a clean browser. If a new user must infer prerequisites that are not documented, the onboarding claim fails.
Generated study bundles
Repository scripts combine curated module sets into committed Markdown bundles for NotebookLM, Claude Projects, or similar source-based study workflows.
Check: Run pnpm bundle and compare notebooklm/. An uncommitted difference means the published bundle is stale.
Browser-only interactive tools
Interactive exercises run locally in the browser without a project backend, telemetry, secrets, or runtime API calls.
Check: Inspect components/interactive and the built network behavior. A tool that needs a server or transmits user input violates the contract.
Primary sources
Read the repository, not this summary
Repository README →
Start path, module index, usage modes, labs, structure, and contribution contract.
Learning modules →
The lesson, exercise, and reference triads.
Notebook bundles →
Generated, reviewable source bundles for AI-assisted study.
OSS labs →
Applied work that connects learning material to public repository patterns.
Reality check
What this page does not establish
- The repository is not a degree, certification, paid course, hiring credential, or guarantee of competence.
- Examples and references do not remove the need to verify current provider documentation, security boundaries, and applicable professional obligations.
- Browser-only tools are learning aids; they do not provide personalized investment, legal, tax, compliance, or cybersecurity advice.
The repository is open-source software provided under its stated license and without warranty. It is not investment, legal, tax, or cybersecurity advice. Protocol Wealth is an investment adviser, not a software vendor; publishing this code does not create a support, hosting, or implementation agreement.
Next
Verify the source, then follow the boundary
Start with the README, inspect the implementation and validation paths, and open an issue in the repository if the public description and source do not agree.