Tracks
Academy content is grouped into four tracks. Each builds on the one before, so a learner can climb from first principles to advanced practice.
Track 1 — Getting Started
Section titled “Track 1 — Getting Started”The foundation: what Rival is, the core building blocks, the marketplace, and RivalBot. By the end, a learner understands what the platform is and can find and adopt a solution.
Track 2 — Building
Section titled “Track 2 — Building”Making things: building agents, automating with workflows, setting up connectors, and scheduling rituals. This track turns a user into a builder.
Track 3 — Enterprise Administration
Section titled “Track 3 — Enterprise Administration”Running AI across an organization: governance, security, permissions, audit logs, and cost controls. This is the admin’s track — the material behind a controlled, scalable rollout.
Track 4 — Advanced
Section titled “Track 4 — Advanced”The deep end: multi-agent systems, automation design, enterprise deployment, designing enterprise workflows, and enterprise AI security. For teams ready to operate AI as core infrastructure.
A quick example
Section titled “A quick example”A builder who finished Track 2 hits a process too complex for a single workflow. Track 4’s multi-agent lesson gives them the pattern — orchestrator plus specialists with human escalation — and links straight to the reference to implement it.