Open reference for AI fluency
Not how much you use AI. How well.
AI fluency: knowing what to hand to AI, how to ask, whether to trust what comes back, and what you answer for. This site describes it in four competencies and four levels, and lets you place yourself in ten minutes.
Works with Copilot, ChatGPT, Claude or any other tool.
The 4D framework
The prompt is one of four competencies
The 4D framework splits working with AI into four competencies, in the order they come up. The prompt is only the second.
Using AI well, the “how well” of the title, takes all four. A conversation shows only part of it: of the framework’s 24 indicators, 11 can be seen there.
Sources: AI Fluency Framework · Anthropic, The AI Fluency Index, February 2026
How they fit
Before, during, after.
The four levels
One request, at four levels
Read the four levels as text
Using AI more does not raise your level: you can use it all day and stay at level 1. You become a Champion by writing down a way of working that others reuse, whatever your job.
Why measure it
When the result looks finished, people check it less.
In early 2026 Anthropic observed eleven of these indicators across 9,830 real conversations with an assistant. When the answer is a finished document, people give more instructions and check less.
Source: Anthropic, The AI Fluency Index, February 2026. Out of 100 conversations. All eleven indicators →
Where to start
Eight gestures from your job
You act, then say what you did last time. Nothing is stored.
Take the test → 10 minUnderstandThe four competencies in detail
Twelve behaviours, the loop, and a 48-cell grid with an example for each cell.
Open the framework → DemoSteer a teamWhere a team stands
What each role needs, and whether the team is ready for its AI projects. A demo on fictitious data.
See the team view →What you get
An estimate
No badge, no pass mark. A measurement needs real work read by two people, which a pilot in an organisation provides.
A result that stays yours
This site stores nothing: your result lives in a link you keep.
A profile, with no average
Your level, competency by competency. No average and no ranking: the shape of the profile says what to work on.