An adaptive, open-source framework for learning physical skills using real-time sensor feedback, with a guitar coach reference implementation.
Learning new skills is difficult but fun. What makes it tedious and boring is, not knowing how to learn, what to practice, getting personalized feedback, and how to actually improve
SkillOS is a learning platform and infrastructure layer that helps people improve physical and cognitive skills by providing real-time feedback from sensors like microphones, keyboards, and cameras. There aren't many tools available and existing ones are expensive, cloud-dependent, closed-source and data-hungry. SkillOS is different: it's privacy-first, transparent, and open-source.
It observes how a person performs a skill then analyzes mistakes and patterns, adapts difficulty and speed accordingly, and provides session summary which includes feedback, exercises, accuracy, etc. to improve.
A learning tool not only for those who practice alone and don't have teachers for feedback but also for those who have coaches but need structured, consistent and immediate feedback, because skillOS doesn't replace teachers, it makes practice between sessions more efficient and fun.
SkillOS turns raw human actions into structured learning signals. Each sensor emits standardized events. Its event-driven architecture makes the system modular and extensible.
Guitar Coach is a reference implementation of the core framework. It listens to your playing and gives instant feedback on accuracy, timing, and progress.
KEY FEATURES OF GUITAR COACH:
Real-time pitch detection
Single-note evaluation
Timing validation (tempo-based)
Live feedback (correct / incorrect)
Visual fretboard
Practice session tracking
Works completely offline
No accounts. No telemetry. No data collection.
Session summary:
Accuracy %
Weakest zones
Timing consistency
Next practice suggestion
SkillOS can be used to build:
Music tutors
Typing trainers
Speech coaches
Accessibility tools
Human-computer interfaces
Audio ML research systems
The core framework is reusable across domains.