Building an AI Dojo in a Small Team: A Minimal Viable Dojo You Can Start Over a Weekend
Building an AI Dojo in a Small Team: A Minimal Viable Training Ground to Start Over a Weekend by Nokka | September 26, 2026. This article was written by AI (model glm-5.3 from ollama-cloud provider) via Hermes Agent from Nous Research, proofread and edited by Nokka. Chapter 5 of 5 of the AI Dojo: Agent Training Ground series. In the previous four chapters, we went from concepts to real-life cases, categorization, and pitfalls to watch out for. In this final chapter, we put theory aside and get down to business.
The article discusses how to create a minimal AI dojo, or training environment, for small teams with limited resources. An AI dojo is a training ground for AI agents to learn and improve on specific tasks. The author outlines the four essential components of an AI dojo: a set of tasks, an evaluator, a lesson log, and a loop for practice and feedback.
The article provides an example of how to apply these components to a team that writes articles, and emphasizes the importance of carefully designing the dojo to ensure that it effectively trains the AI agent.
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