Avencera Launched Project Shybird AI Training Suite
The platform automates the design and delivery of corporate learning modules to address skill gaps.
Updated on Sept. 24, 2026 in Artificial Intelligence
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Avencera has released Project Shybird, an AI-powered suite designed to automate corporate learning and development processes. The tools are currently available for demonstration and deployment following a four-year development cycle.
Why it matters
The suite addresses the operational challenge of keeping staff knowledge current during digital transformation, where 86% of employees require consistent training. By automating capability research and content design, the system aims to streamline the creation of corporate learning programs.
The suite leverages AI-powered research and product knowledge graphs to automate curriculum development and delivery. This process integrates automated systems with expert validation to reduce strategy production from 20 days to 20 minutes.
The players
Avencera
An enterprise software firm focused on developing AI-driven tools for learning, development, and corporate knowledge management.
The details
Project Shybird functions by synthesizing organizational data into structured product knowledge graphs — semantic representations of information that map relationships between concepts. These graphs inform automated research and course design, which are then subject to an expert validation layer to ensure accuracy. The system is designed to replace manual content creation workflows, which typically require significant labor hours for staff training and compliance documentation.
Timeline
The development of the Project Shybird suite spanned the past four years.
The platform was launched and made available for deployment on September 24, 2026.
The Tech Race
This release follows the trend of applying generative AI to automate the scaling of enterprise learning and compliance infrastructure. It competes against traditional manual instructional design services by focusing on the rapid deployment of specialized corporate knowledge graphs.
Organizations seeking to modernize their apprenticeship or training workflows can access the suite immediately for deployment. The platform targets a potential cost savings of £250,000 for entities managing portfolios of 100 apprenticeships.
The takeaway
The platform highlights a pivot toward automated instructional design to manage corporate skill gaps. Stakeholders should monitor the firm's planned tool expansion and future performance benchmarks in large-scale apprenticeship deployments.
What happens next
Avencera has announced plans to integrate additional tools into the Project Shybird suite as the platform matures.
Further reading
Learn more about the latest developments in Artificial Intelligence impacting global corporate training.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Consultancy.
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