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Avmira
FormerlySXSCLI (2024–2026)
TypePrivate
IndustryEducational technology, Information technology
Founded2024
FoundersStanislav Kozosvyst
HeadquartersKhmelnytskyi, Ukraine
Area served
Worldwide
ProductsOnline courses, developer tools, digital certificates
ServicesOnline education
Websitewww.avmira.com

Avmira (formerly SXSCLI) is a Ukrainian educational technology platform that provides online courses, career tracks, and digital certificates in software development, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity.[1]

History

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The project was established in August 2024 by software engineer Stas Kozosvyst under the name SXSCLI. It initially operated as a collection of open-source command-line interface (CLI) tools and developer resources.[1]

In 2026, the project was renamed Avmira and expanded into an online educational platform providing structured technical courses.[1] As part of the rebranding, the platform formed a partnership with the Ukrainian job search portal TheJob to integrate course offerings with employment features.[1]

Overview

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Avmira provides technical education courses organized by subject and skill level. The learning workflow includes theoretical materials, practical programming assignments, and automated tests. Users who complete a course receive digital certificates with verification QR codes.[1]

The platform's web application is built with Next.js, React, TypeScript, Python, and PostgreSQL.[2] It incorporates an AI-assisted tool based on Google's Gemini models, which provides automated code feedback and generates practice exam questions.[1]

Media coverage

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In 2026, the platform and its founder were covered by the Ukrainian tech news outlet dev.ua, which detailed the project's development history and technical structure.[1]

In the same year, Avmira participated in HackerNoon's Proof of Usefulness competition, receiving a score of 21.71.[2]

References

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  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Koval, Artem (2026). "Стас Козосвист — про свій EdTech-проєкт Avmira". dev.ua (in Ukrainian). Retrieved 22 July 2026.
  2. 1 2 "Avmira Earns a 21.71 Proof of Usefulness Score". HackerNoon.

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