> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.layerlens.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.layerlens.ai/13.4-learning-portal/learning-paths.md).

# Premium Learning Paths

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Paths are structured curricula. Each path bundles concept readings, recipe walkthroughs, and hands-on Premium-UI tasks into a sequence designed to bring someone up to speed in a specific role or topic.

URL: [`stratix.layerlens.ai/dashboard/learning/paths`](https://stratix.layerlens.ai/dashboard/learning/paths)

## Available paths

* **Builder onboarding** — first week of using Stratix Premium
* **Operator onboarding** — wiring continuous evaluation
* **Agentic evaluation** — pre-deploy gates for agents
* **RAG evaluation** — faithfulness, retrieval quality, end-to-end answer quality
* **Migrating from another tool** — for teams coming from LangSmith, Braintrust, etc.

## How a path works

* Each path has 5-10 modules
* Each module has: required reading, recipe to run, hands-on task in the Premium UI, comprehension check
* Progress is tracked in your account
* Modules can be skipped if you've done equivalent work

## Where to next

* [Library](/13.4-learning-portal/learning-library.md)
* [Learning Portal Bridge](/13.4-learning-portal/learning-portal.md)
* [Tutorials](/2.-get-started/all-tutorials.md)


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