Step 1 of 4 · Detect the gap
See the gap, and the skills roles will need next
Agents keep each person's skills profile current, and read signals inside and outside your company to propose the skills your roles will need next, with the evidence and the lead time.
- Skills & Upskilling agent
- Learner Intelligence agent
New skill detected
Evidence · Competitor job offers
- Senior Platform Engineer · posted 6 days ago
- Software Engineer, Developer Tools · posted 2 weeks ago
- Staff Engineer, AI Platform · posted 3 weeks ago
Waiting for validation · skills admin
The agents in this step
Two agents keep a live picture of what people can do, and of what their roles are starting to need.
Skills & Upskilling agent
Builds skills profiles from role descriptions and CVs, reads internal and external signals, and proposes the skills a role is starting to need.
A skills admin validates every new skill.
Learner Intelligence agent
Keeps each person's profile current: progress, performance and context such as role, site and region.
You choose which systems it reads.
What the agents read
Signals inside and outside your company
From competitor job offers and conference programmes to customer requirements and your own recruitment data. Each proposal states its horizon and lead time, with links to the evidence.
Outside your company
- Conference programmesTopics whose share of talks grows year after year2–5 years
- Job offers from tech leadersNew roles and job titles at technology leaders and startups2–5 years
- Competitor job offersNew skills asked for the same job titles as your profiles6–18 months
Inside your company
- Customer requirementsSkills customers ask for in RFPs, tenders and lost deals6–18 months
- Internal newsNew offers that need new skills in sales, support or operations6–18 months
- Recruitment dataHardest roles to fill, new skills added to job requisitions0–6 months
Proposes the skills your roles will need, with the evidence and the lead time.
New signal types are added continuously.
How skills profiles are built
From role descriptions
Upload a role description. The agent drafts a skills profile from your framework, each skill with a criticality, as an unpublished draft.
From CVs
People upload their CV. The agent suggests matching skills, with a one-line reason for each, for a manager to approve.
From signals, months ahead
When a role starts to need something new, the agent proposes the skill with its evidence and lead time, before any annual review would.
Where a person decides
The agents propose. People decide. You set where each approval sits.
- Publishing a skills profileDrafts stay unpublished until someone reviews and publishes them.
- Approving claimed skillsSkills above Accessory level go to a manager before they count.
- Adding a new skillA new skill joins your framework only when a skills admin validates it.
Next step
Step 2 · Teach against it
Once a gap is confirmed, the agents draft the training from your own sources.
Questions about detecting skills gaps
How does Opigno identify the skills a role will need next?
Opigno's Skills & Upskilling agent reads signals inside and outside your company. When a role starts to need something new, it proposes the skill with the evidence behind it and the lead time, before an annual review would catch it. A skills admin validates the skill before it joins your framework.
Which signals does Opigno use to detect new skills?
Opigno currently reads six types of signal: conference programmes, job offers from technology leaders, competitors' job offers, customer requirements, internal news and your own recruitment data. Each proposal links to its evidence and states its horizon. New signal types are added continuously.
How does Opigno build a skills profile?
Opigno builds skills profiles from role descriptions and CVs. From a role description, the agent drafts a profile based on your framework, each skill with a criticality, as an unpublished draft. From a CV, it suggests matching skills with a one-line reason for each, for a manager to approve.
Who validates the skills Opigno proposes?
People do. In Opigno, a new skill joins your framework only when a skills admin validates it. Skills profiles stay unpublished until someone reviews them, and skills people claim above Accessory level go to their manager. You set where each approval sits.
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