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Learning Catalog Smart Search Advisor

Lets learners search the learning catalogue with full questions, not just keywords, and shows up to 5 learning items it judges most suitable, taking into account their work history, talent profile and learning history.
Learning and DevelopmentAI agentLowerReads onlyRelease 26A

My take

MY PRACTITIONER VIEW

Better search is an easy win for any learning catalogue. It needs Enhanced Dynamic Skills and a weekly summary process, so it's more setup than it looks.

What it won't do

  • It suggests up to 5 items per search (26A).

Before you switch it on

  1. Is Enhanced Dynamic Skills enabled?
  2. Is your catalogue tidy enough to search well?

Next steps

Setup at a glance

Open Setup at a glance for the setup steps. Select the agent's type label to see what that type means.

How it's changed

26A arrived.

  1. 26A
    26A Learning Catalog Smart Search AdvisorOracle's note ↗

Related agents

Learning assistants

Two "Ask Oracle" assistants for learning records. My Learning Assistant (25D) answers employees about their own required, voluntary, overdue and completed learning, with links to the details. From 26D it also recommends learning from the catalogue, can enrol people when the enrolment rules allow, and opens Record External Learning and Request Noncatalog Learning from the conversation. My Team's Learning Assistant (26B) gives managers their team's learning progress: overdue assignments, completions, enrolments and progress by publisher.

Learning Catalog Management Assistant

Creates draft learning in the catalogue from a plain-language request. In 25D, you give it a title and a source URL and it drafts self-paced learning. From 26B you can also send instructions by email, and it can build events as well as self-paced content. From 26D it can create assessments and observation checklists from a questionnaire.

Last reviewed November 2026

This is an independent practitioner view, not Oracle documentation. Features, names and availability change each release and depend on your licences and setup; some agentic applications carry extra costs. Always check Oracle's own notes and your environment.