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Building TaxoMind: an AI-powered learning platform

How we built an AI-powered learning platform that tracks cognitive growth across all 6 stages of Bloom's Taxonomy.

Our product

  • EdTech
  • AI
  • Web platform

Report summary

  1. ProblemLearning platforms track what you finished, not how deeply you understood it.
  2. ApproachAI evaluation that places a learner on one of Bloom's six cognitive levels and adapts the path from there.
  3. OutcomeA web platform that covers all six levels, with progress tracked in real time.
Built by
CraftsAI, as our own product
Platform
Web
Stack
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • PostgreSQL
  • Prisma
  • AI/ML
  • Tailwind CSS
See TaxoMind in WorkThe live product: features, use cases, where to try it.

What shipped

Facts about what we built. We haven't published usage or performance numbers for this product, so you won't find any here.

Cognitive levels
All six Bloom's Taxonomy stages
Evaluation
AI assesses the level a learner has reached
Progress
Tracked in real time, per level

The challenge

Self-learners need a structured way to progress through cognitive levels — from basic recall to creative synthesis. Existing platforms track completion, not comprehension depth.

Our approach

TaxoMind uses AI-powered evaluation to assess which cognitive level a learner has reached and personalizes their path forward.

Results

The platform covers all 6 Bloom's Taxonomy stages with real-time progress tracking.

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