- What good practice looks like
- What success should measure
- What should feel engaging
Chasing Mastery platform guide
Imagine the practice experience. Your agent builds it.
Chasing Mastery helps communities practice with purpose, see real progress, make streams more engaging, and turn the work into a story worth sharing. You bring the domain idea; Codex, ChatGPT, or Claude handles most of the implementation.
Start in plain language Try the real experience before release No platform repository required
What the platform makes possible
Build the missing tool around the work people already do.
Chasing Mastery can host the practice itself, connect to a trusted tool people already love, or combine both into one progression and creator experience.
Practice that understands the pursuit
Build focused modes with real rules, useful results, progression, and a player that feels made for the community.
A chess puzzle sprint, a darts accuracy drill, or a speedrun segment trainer.See what this includesAutomatic evidence with manual fallback
Bring in results from a device, game, browser, timer, or specialist tool while keeping the same practice logic.
AutoDarts throws, LiveSplit splits, browser moves, hotkeys, files, and local APIs.See what this includesA better story for viewers and editors
Turn committed progress into overlays, personal-best moments, OBS timestamps, and clean production evidence.
Show the stakes live, then find the breakthrough in the recording later.See what this includesThe whole mental model
A goal, a way to practice, and proof of progress.
The product has a small set of ideas. A Pursuit is the community. A Sprint is the member's current goal. An Experience Suite supplies Practice Modes. Every play is one terminal Attempt whose results can power progression and story.
Learn the mental modelYour directionPursuitthe communitySprintyour current goal
Your practiceExperience Suitethe toolboxPractice Modethe repeatable activityAttemptone finished result
Progress and storyMeasurements · ranks · personal bests · creator moments
YOU ARE THE PRODUCT DESIGNER
Spend your time deciding what would actually help.
Tell the agent how one Attempt should feel, what result matters, and what viewers should understand. It turns that conversation into a durable brief, builds the package, opens Workbench, runs proof, and prepares the review handoff.
- SDK and package structure
- Fixtures and conformance
- Preview and release evidence
See the complete idea in practice
Darts proves this is more than a generic tracker.
Eight Practice Modes, a rich manual board, AutoDarts input, progression, corrections, multiplayer, narration, overlays, OBS timing, and creator evidence all use the same public platform available to an external author.
What should your community be able to practice?
Understand the five-minute model, then let your agent take it from there.