# Guide


> The Guide doesn't carry you — it shows you which way to go. Most AI assistants
> give generic advice. Guide understands your organization's actual engineering
> framework — the skills, levels, behaviours, and expectations that define what
> good looks like in your team. That context changes everything.

### What Guide is

Guide is an AI agent that reasons about your engineering framework. It
understands your skills, levels, behaviours, disciplines, tracks, and career
progression — not as static text, but as structured data it can think about in
context.

Ask Guide a question and it answers with your framework in mind:

- "What should I focus on to reach the next level?" — Guide knows your current
  role, your target, and the specific skills that change between them
- "How does our team approach code review?" — Guide references your team's
  actual review standards, not generic best practices
- "I'm new — where do I start?" — Guide walks you through your team's skill
  expectations and conventions for your level

### What Guide does

- **Onboarding** — helps new engineers orient in unfamiliar teams, grounded in
  the team's actual skill framework and level expectations
- **Career advice** — recommends growth areas based on gap analysis between
  where you are and where you want to go
- **Skill assessment** — observes engineering activity and interprets it against
  the framework, giving Landmark the judgement it needs to match evidence to
  markers
- **Contextual help** — references the right skills, behaviours, and conventions
  for your level when you need guidance
- **Problem-solving** — assists with engineering decisions informed by your
  team's standards and patterns

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### Get Started

Guide works with your Map data out of the box. Point it at your framework and
start asking questions — onboarding, career advice, skill assessment, or
day-to-day engineering guidance grounded in your organization's actual
standards.
