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The problem → the approach
Repeat tickets come from people who were never taught the tools. Training lives in slide decks, docs go stale, and nobody can prove who completed required security training.
Primer teaches once and measures it: courses with quizzes graded on the server, certificates that can't be forged, versioned docs with review dates, and a progress matrix per department.
What it does
Server-graded quizzes
The answer key lives in a trainer-only table; learners can't read it from the browser. 80% pass mark.
Verifiable certificates
Issued only when every lesson is complete and the quiz passed, each with a verification code.
Versioned documentation
How-tos, policies and FAQs with search, feedback, change notes, history and review-by dates.
Live sessions
Seat limits enforced in the database, .ics calendar invites and trainer attendance.
Assign & report
Assign courses to people or whole departments with due dates; progress matrix and CSV export.
Content as data
Markdown courses and docs with GitHub-flavored tables and checklists; edits never wipe learner progress.
Screens
Who uses it
Security, enforced in the database
SECURITY DEFINER functions that verify the caller before changing anything.