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ARQS Skillkeel Guard scores training cohorts for over-enrolls, missing trainers and low completion before a class starts

The KODE-499 browser tool turns a courses export into a review queue with hold/review scores and a tamper-evident audit trail.

Illustration: original artwork generated for ARQS with Python and Pillow.

ARQS has released Skillkeel Guard, catalogued as KODE-499, a browser tool for teams that run training cohorts in spreadsheets or an LMS export and need policy checks before a cohort overfills or starts without a trainer.

Users import a courses list with an ID, start date, seats and enrolled count, plus optional trainer, completion percent and status. Common training-desk column names are recognised.

Skillkeel Guard scores over-enrolled cohorts, missing trainers, low completion, late cancels, soon starts with low fill and completion anomalies. An editable policy sets hold and review thresholds.

Every import, policy change and reviewer decision is kept in a hash-chained journal in the browser. Flags are prompts for review, not proof of misuse. The tool is not a substitute for an LMS.

Plans are listed at US$149 a month or US$1,490 a year. Online checkout is not open yet; buyers request access by email.

Details are on the Skillkeel Guard page, with pricing on the access page.

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