# Learn Venice

> Practical guides for Venice AI — private, unrestricted AI you own. Written for
> people doing real work: generating video and images, building agents, wiring up
> the API, and understanding what "private" actually means here.

Venice is a privacy-first AI platform. Prompts are not logged or used for
training, conversations are stored in your browser rather than on a server, and
requests are anonymized away from the underlying model providers.

## When to Use This Site

Reach for learn.venice.ai when the question is **how to do something with Venice**, and
for one of these jobs in particular:

- **Making something with AI video or images** — prompting that survives across models,
  keeping a character or style consistent between shots, editing a real image rather than
  generating a new one, or assembling shots into a longer piece.
- **Running an agent on Venice** — standing up an open-source agent (Agent Zero, OpenClaw,
  Hermes and others) against the Venice API so it acts without the prompts leaving for a
  third party.
- **Wiring Venice into code or an automation** — the API from an editor, an n8n or
  scripted workflow, or an app you are building.
- **Understanding what "private" means here in practice** — what is logged and what is
  not, where conversations live, what credits buy, which model fits which job.
- **Finding whether someone has already solved it** — https://learn.venice.ai/community is a forum of
  worked answers, indexed and searchable.

Do **not** use this site for: Venice API endpoint parameters and SDK reference
(https://docs.venice.ai), generating an API key (https://venice.ai/settings/api),
account or billing questions, or platform incidents (https://veniceai-status.com).
Learn Venice teaches Venice; it is not Venice, and it issues no credentials.

### How to Call It

- Fetch this file first; it lists every guide with a one-line summary, so a single request
  is usually enough to pick the right URL.
- Append nothing — request the guide URL directly with `Accept: text/markdown` and you get
  the guide's Markdown source instead of a rendered page.
- A URL that does not exist answers in Markdown or JSON (whichever you asked for) with a
  stable `not_found` code and pointers back here, so a wrong guess costs one request.
- This is a community and a library, not a service: there is no API, no authentication,
  no account tier and nothing to sign up for in order to read any of it.

## How This Site Is Organized

Content is grouped into five tracks. Each track is a set of guides built around
one kind of work.

- **Video** — https://learn.venice.ai/video
- **Image** — https://learn.venice.ai/image
- **AI Agents** — https://learn.venice.ai/agents
- **Coding & Automation** — https://learn.venice.ai/coding
- **Privacy** — https://learn.venice.ai/privacy

## Start Here

- [Understand Venice](https://learn.venice.ai/understand): what privacy, credits and model choice
  actually mean in practice. The best single page if you only read one.
- [All guides](https://learn.venice.ai/guides): every guide, grouped by track.
- [Build](https://learn.venice.ai/build): putting Venice into something you are making.

## Guides

### Video

- [How to create a consistent AI avatar in Venice with Seedance 2.5 and Wan 3.0](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/how-to-create-an-ai-avatar-seedance-2-5-wan-3-0): Post as a character from another world instead of as yourself, and keep that character's face and voice identical in every video. This guide builds a fictional knight living in Venice, with you as the actor, using Seedance 2.5 to reskin your look and Wan 3.0 for reliable lip sync.
- [Automate AI filmmaking with the Venice Video Harness](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/automate-ai-filmmaking-with-the-venice-video-harness): This guide shows how to turn a single idea into a rough-cut AI film using the open-source Venice Video Harness, an agent-driven tool that writes the story, generates references and shots, and assembles an editable timeline. You will learn every path to run it, from the command line to a coding agent, plus how to fix and polish the results.
- [How to build a longer scene with Seedance 2.5 montages](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/how-to-build-a-longer-scene-with-seedance-2-5-montages): This guide shows how to use Seedance 2.5 in Venice to generate 30 second montage clips from strong reference images, then cut the best shots together into a finished scene instead of chasing a perfect one-shot.
- [Seven rules for making an AI film that actually holds together](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/seven-rules-for-making-an-ai-film-that-actually-holds): This guide walks through the seven concepts that turn a pile of matching AI clips into a coherent film: a story bible, a locked visual language, disciplined reference images, a machine-optimized shot list, three generation paths, a surgical fix workflow, and directed audio. Everything can be produced privately in Venice so your unreleased film stays yours.
- [How to make an AI short film in Venice](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/how-to-make-an-ai-short-film-in-venice): This guide walks through the full workflow for making an AI film in Venice, from pre-production planning to shot generation and final editing. The throughline is that reference images and story context, not the model alone, determine the quality of your output.
- [Make a film with AI in Venice Studio](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/make-a-film-with-ai-in-venice-studio): This guide walks through the full Venice Studio workflow for AI filmmaking: generating character portraits, queuing image-to-video models, refining shots, and assembling everything with music, sound effects, and a cloned voice in the movie editor.
- [Build an AI influencer and a full world with Fable 5 on Venice](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/build-an-ai-influencer-and-a-full-world-with-fable-5-on): This guide shows how to use Fable 5 to invent a virtual influencer and an entire fictional world, then turn that world into reference images and social-ready video using Venice's chat, agentic chat, and image and video models. The result is a repeatable workflow that keeps your character and setting consistent across every post.
- [Build a multilingual talking-head video with Happy Horse 1.1 in Venice Studio](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/build-a-multilingual-talking-head-video-with-happy-horse-1): This guide walks through making a vertical social media video where one consistent character speaks in seven languages, using Happy Horse 1.1 for native multilingual audio inside Venice Studio. You will generate a subject, queue reference-driven shots, tag your character correctly, and stitch everything together with music and a landmark montage.
- [Localize one video into seven languages with Happy Horse 1.1 on Venice](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/localize-one-video-into-seven-languages-with-happy-horse-1-1): Take one set of reference photos and one short line, then generate the same speaker saying it with native, lip-synced audio across all seven languages Happy Horse 1.1 supports, each shot in front of a landmark from where that language is spoken. Your face, voice, and script stay on Venice the whole time.
- [Make a cinematic short film with Grok Imagine on Venice](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/make-a-cinematic-short-film-with-grok-imagine-on-venice): This guide shows how to use Venice Agent, Venice Studio, and Grok Imagine together to plan, generate, score, and edit a multi-shot emotional video clip, all in one private workflow.
- [How to generate private AI video with Grok Imagine on Venice](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/how-to-generate-private-ai-video-with-grok-imagine-on-venice): This guide shows three ways to create video with the private Grok Imagine models on Venice: agentic chat, classic chat, and Venice Studio. You will learn how each workflow handles images, credits, and aspect ratios, and how the advanced reference-to-video feature lets you build scenes from up to seven tagged images.
- [Build an AI micro drama series in Venice Studio](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/build-an-ai-micro-drama-series-in-venice-studio): Learn the full Venice workflow for producing a vertical AI micro drama: write the treatment and script in chat, generate character references, render reference-to-video clips with Seedance 2.0, then edit and score the episode without leaving Venice.
- [Use realistic faces in Seedance videos on Venice](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/use-realistic-faces-in-seedance-videos-on-venice): Seedance blocks realistic human faces as reference images to avoid copyright issues, but generating those images with Seedream V5 Lite on Venice clears them for use. This guide shows the full workflow from reference image to a multi-character action scene.
- [Build and edit long-form AI videos with the Venice Video Harness](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/build-and-edit-long-form-ai-videos-with-the-venice-video): This guide shows how to produce a roughly 60 second cinematic trailer using Venice's API inside an IDE, generating consistent characters and shots automatically and then fine-tuning them with natural language or the Venice Studio interface.
- [Build a cinematic AI trailer with Seedance 2.0 in Venice Studio](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/build-a-cinematic-ai-trailer-with-seedance-2-0-in-venice): This guide walks through making a short sci-fi trailer end to end in Venice Studio, from planning the story to generating consistent characters, rendering shots with Seedance 2.0, and editing video, music, and sound effects into a final export.
- [Generating video with Seedance 2.0 on Venice](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/generating-video-with-seedance-2-0-on-venice): Seedance 2.0 is now available on Venice for text-to-video, image-to-video, and reference-to-video generation. This guide walks through the prompting formula, multi-shot sequences, building a start frame, combining reference images, and working around the model provider's content filter, all while your generations stay anonymized.
- [Build a consistent AI video in Venice Studio with reference-to-video](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/build-a-consistent-ai-video-in-venice-studio-with-reference): This guide walks through the Venice Studio end to end, using the Kling 3 reference-to-video workflow to produce a short, multi-shot commercial with consistent characters, scenes, music, and titles. You will learn how each tab fits together and the exact prompting approach that keeps your generations visually stable.
- [How to create consistent characters with Kling O3 reference-to-video on Venice](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/how-to-create-consistent-characters-with-kling-o3-reference): This guide shows how to build a short product commercial in Venice using Kling O3 reference-to-video, keeping characters, objects, and scenes consistent across every shot. You'll learn the full pipeline from creative brief to reference images, tagged generations, and a finished edit.
- [Build a reusable AI aesthetic with Venice: from reference images to video](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/build-a-reusable-ai-aesthetic-with-venice-from-reference): This guide shows beginners how to turn images you admire into a reusable Venice prompt template, then generate consistent images and bring them to life as video. The goal is a repeatable workflow so your AI content keeps the same look every time.
- [Cinematic AI video with Kling 3: a six-technique prompting guide](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/cinematic-ai-video-with-kling-3-a-six-technique-prompting): Kling 3 reads prompts as cinematic intent, not just visuals, so you can direct multi-shot scenes with dialogue, motion, and audio in a single generation. This guide walks through six prompting techniques, using a short story to show how to get high-quality output from Kling 3 on Venice.
- [Automating AI video generation with the Venice API](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/automating-ai-video-generation-with-the-venice-api): Build two end-to-end automation workflows on the Venice API: one that turns a text prompt into video, and one that generates an image first and then animates it. You will learn how to set parameters, poll a long-running queue, and clean up finished jobs.
- [Build consistent AI videos with an image-first workflow in Venice](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/build-consistent-ai-videos-with-an-image-first-workflow-in): Learn how to turn a single script line into polished video shots by generating images before video, comparing models from budget to premium, and organizing the results with Venice's free Video Testing Lab. The method keeps your visual style consistent while controlling how many credits you spend.
- [Create images, videos, and custom characters in Venice AI](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/create-images-videos-and-custom-characters-in-venice-ai): This guide walks through Venice end to end: generating image prompts, turning images into video, comparing video models, controlling AI behavior with system prompts, and building reusable characters, then assembling a complete video ad. It shows the concrete steps and the credit cost behind each generation.
- [Comparing nine AI video models on the same prompts to build a cyberpunk scene](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/comparing-nine-ai-video-models-on-the-same-prompts-to-build): This guide walks through a hands-on experiment that ran nine identical shot prompts through nine video models inside Venice, then assembled the best results into a film noir teaser. You'll learn how to evaluate AI video output, write prompts that hold a consistent style, and pick the right model shot by shot.
- [A six-layer framework for prompting AI video models](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/a-six-layer-framework-for-prompting-ai-video-models): Learn how to write cinematic AI video prompts that hold up across models, using a six-layer structure plus three iteration techniques that save credits while improving output. The guide uses Venice AI's access to Kling 2.5, Sora 2, Wan 2.5, and Google Veo 3.
- [First look at Venice AI video generation: models, prompts, and credits](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/first-look-at-venice-ai-video-generation-models-prompts-and): Venice now generates video from text or images using both open-source and closed-source models, with the same privacy architecture as the rest of the platform. This guide walks through the available models, two prompting workflows that raise quality, and how the credit system prices each generation.

### Image

- [Create AI images with multiple style references in Venice Studio](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/create-ai-images-with-multiple-style-references-in-venice): Learn how to combine several reference images into new artwork using Venice Studio's style reference tools, adjusting per-image strength and switching models to dial in the look you want. The guide also shows how to upscale low-quality references and turn a set of generated images into a full world bible.
- [Build a complete brand with Qwen 3.7 and Qwen Image 2 Pro on Venice](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/build-a-complete-brand-with-qwen-3-7-and-qwen-image-2-pro): This guide walks through building a fictional coffee brand end to end, from brand bible to product line to a live landing page, using Qwen 3.7 Plus for text and Qwen Image 2 Pro for visuals inside Venice. You'll learn a repeatable workflow that keeps every asset on brand while your requests stay anonymized from the model providers.
- [Creating professional infographics with AI using Nano Banana Pro](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/creating-professional-infographics-with-ai-using-nano): This guide shows how to generate clean, text-accurate infographics in Venice using the Nano Banana Pro image model, covering the prompt structure that makes outputs work and the editing, upscaling, and regeneration tools that refine them.
- [Private image editing in Venice with natural language commands](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/private-image-editing-in-venice-with-natural-language): This guide shows how to edit images in Venice using plain English prompts, covering colorization, lighting and style changes, inpainting, and compositional edits, all without your photos being logged or used for training.
- [Build your own AI art style with Venice Studio style reference](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/build-your-own-ai-art-style-with-venice-studio-style): This guide shows how to use style reference in Venice Studio to merge inspiration images into a single look, steer color and vibe with per-image strength sliders, and generate consistent world-building scenes. You will learn the concrete workflow for turning found images into brand new concepts.

### AI Agents

- [Loop engineering and the missing layer in AI agents](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/loop-engineering-and-the-missing-layer-in-ai-agents): Loop engineering is supposed to keep humans out of agentic workflows. In practice, the more capable a loop gets, the more babysitting it seems to need. This guide works through why that happens, the layer most builders skip (the agent's identity), what self-improving harnesses look like in recent research, and an open-source experiment called Gondola built entirely on the Venice API.
- [Run PewDiePie's Odysseus AI workspace privately with Venice](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/run-pewdiepies-odysseus-ai-workspace-privately-with-venice): Odysseus is a self-hosted, highly configurable AI workspace, but it is only as private as the model provider behind it. This guide shows how to install Odysseus and wire it to Venice so your prompts and chats are not stored, then how to set up models, skills, and defaults to balance cost, speed, and privacy.
- [Run Hermes Agent privately on your Mac with the Venice API](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/run-hermes-agent-privately-on-your-mac-with-the-venice-api): This guide walks through a fresh install of Hermes Agent connected to a private Venice model, then configures it to manage your Mac: cleaning up files, creating reminders, and even building a desktop widget, all with zero data retention by the model provider.
- [How to use the Venice agentic chat](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/how-to-use-the-venice-agentic-chat): The Venice agentic chat handles multi-step creative and research work without making you switch models or screens by hand. This guide walks through three workflows, brand design, deep research, and image-to-video editing, plus how model choice affects your privacy and credits.
- [Build a self-hosted AI clone with the Hermes agent and Venice](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/build-a-self-hosted-ai-clone-with-the-hermes-agent-and): This guide shows how to stand up a Hermes agent on a VPS, connect it to the Venice API, run it on Telegram, and load the Venice skills so it can clone voice and generate video from your own footage.
- [Build a self-paying AI agent with Venice and x402](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/build-a-self-paying-ai-agent-with-venice-and-x402): Learn how to give an AI agent permissionless access to the Venice API using the x402 protocol, where a crypto wallet replaces account creation and API keys. You will build a CLI agent in Cursor that pays for its own text, image, and audio generation.
- [Set up a private creative AI agent with OpenClaw and Venice](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/set-up-a-private-creative-ai-agent-with-openclaw-and-venice): This guide shows how to connect OpenClaw to the Venice API so a single agent can generate text, images, audio, and video privately, using one API key instead of stitching together multiple providers.
- [Set up model routing in OpenClaw with the Venice API](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/set-up-model-routing-in-openclaw-with-the-venice-api): Learn how to install a model routing skill in your OpenClaw agent so simple tasks go to cheap models and hard tasks go to premium ones, cutting API costs without losing performance. The guide walks through setup, secure key configuration, tier customization, and testing against the Venice API.
- [Run a private AI agent on your computer with OpenCode and Venice](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/run-a-private-ai-agent-on-your-computer-with-opencode-and): This guide shows how to install OpenCode, connect Venice as your AI provider, and use a terminal-based AI agent to install software, configure Docker containers, and write code, all while keeping your usage private.
- [Build a private Twitter digest agent with OpenClaw and GLM-5](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/build-a-private-twitter-digest-agent-with-openclaw-and-glm-5): This guide shows how to assemble an autonomous research agent that scrapes X (Twitter), filters out noise, and delivers a daily AI digest, using GLM-5 on Venice for private inference, OpenClaw as the orchestrator, and the Camoufox anti-detection browser as the executor.
- [Setting up OpenClaw with Venice for private autonomous AI agents](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/setting-up-openclaw-with-venice-for-private-autonomous-ai): This guide walks through installing the OpenClaw agent framework and wiring it to Venice for private inference, covering the real security and cost risks of running an autonomous agent and the concrete steps to configure it safely with a Telegram bot.
- [Build a private AI agent with Agent Zero and the Venice API](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/build-a-private-ai-agent-with-agent-zero-and-the-venice-api): This guide shows you how to run Agent Zero, an open-source autonomous agent framework, inside an isolated Docker container and connect it to the Venice API so your prompts, images, and videos stay private. You will go from installation to generating media and building your own custom sub-agents, no coding required.

### Coding & Automation

- [Build a retro brick breaker game with GLM 5.2 and opencode](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/build-a-retro-brick-breaker-game-with-glm-5-2-and-opencode): This guide walks through building a complete browser game with GLM 5.2 on Venice, using the opencode agent and one prompt at a time. You will see how a high reasoning level lets the model one-shot each feature, from core gameplay to a CRT shell, all in a single HTML file.
- [Using Claude Fable 5 anonymously through Venice](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/using-claude-fable-5-anonymously-through-venice): This guide shows how to access Claude Fable 5 privately on Venice, both in the web interface and through the API, and how to put it to work analyzing long documents and building apps from scratch.
- [Build a private Claude Code alternative with OpenCode and the Venice API](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/build-a-private-claude-code-alternative-with-opencode-and): Learn how to replace Claude Code with OpenCode connected to the Venice API, giving you private, vendor-neutral AI coding with open-source models that cost a fraction of frontier subscriptions. The guide walks through installation, security checks, model selection, and a real build using plan mode.
- [Use Claude Code anonymously with Venice and the Claude Code Router](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/use-claude-code-anonymously-with-venice-and-the-claude-code): This guide shows how to route Claude Code through the Venice API using the Claude Code Router, so you pay per token instead of a monthly subscription and your requests are anonymized away from your Anthropic account.
- [Build your daily AI stack on Venice: five power-user workflows](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/build-your-daily-ai-stack-on-venice-five-power-user): This guide walks through five workflows one Venice power user runs every day, from a private Telegram bot to an automated content repurposing system, all powered by Venice text, image, and video models through a single API.
- [Vibe code a private journaling app with Venice AI](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/vibe-code-a-private-journaling-app-with-venice-ai): This guide walks you through vibe coding a fully local mood journal app using VS Code, the RooCode extension, and the Venice API. You will learn how to plan with a powerful model, build with a cheaper open-source model, and keep personal data private throughout.
- [How to use Venice's DIEM token for daily AI credits](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/how-to-use-venices-diem-token-for-daily-ai-credits): This guide shows how to acquire and stake Venice's DIEM token so you earn recurring daily API credits, then how to put those credits to work across automations, coding, and the Venice browser interface.
- [Build a Venice power user stack: API, automation, and vibe coding](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/build-a-venice-power-user-stack-api-automation-and-vibe): This guide shows how to run text, image, and video work through a single Venice account using three access points: the web interface, N8N automation, and an AI-powered code editor. It also explains the DIEM token, which refreshes your API credits daily so you can keep experimenting without buying more.
- [Build a daily Instagram AI agent with Venice and n8n](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/build-a-daily-instagram-ai-agent-with-venice-and-n8n): This guide shows how to build an n8n workflow that uses Venice AI to generate an image, write a caption, and auto-post on-brand content to Instagram every day, with daily API credits that refresh for free when you stake the DIEM token.
- [Build a private YouTube-to-blog automation with n8n and Venice AI](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/build-a-private-youtube-to-blog-automation-with-n8n-and): This guide shows you how to build an n8n workflow that turns any YouTube video into a publication-ready, SEO-structured blog post, using Venice AI to process the transcript so your content strategy never becomes training data for someone else's model.
- [Getting started with the Venice API: staking, keys, and pricing](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/getting-started-with-the-venice-api-staking-keys-and-pricing): This guide explains how the Venice API delivers private, unrestricted AI access and how its token-staking model differs from pay-per-request APIs. You will learn how to fund your account, generate API keys, read the pricing, and switch existing OpenAI integrations to Venice.
- [Build a private DeepSeek chatbot with n8n and Venice](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/build-a-private-deepseek-chatbot-with-n8n-and-venice): This guide shows you how to wire DeepSeek R1 into an n8n workflow using the Venice API, so you can chat with a powerful open-source model privately, either through a hosted web chat or a Telegram bot. You will connect a chat trigger, an AI agent, memory, and the Venice chat model without sending your conversations to any model provider's servers.

### Privacy

- [The Claude Code trap: keep your AI private and under your control](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/the-ai-subscription-trap-keep-your-ai-private): A case for not renting your entire coding workflow from one company, with Claude Code as the example, and a practical setup that keeps the capability while keeping your data yours: why cheap flat-rate access can lock you in and feed a profile of how you work, then how to separate the agent from the model provider using open-source frameworks and a private provider.
- [The case for private AI: what Venice does differently](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/the-case-for-private-ai-what-venice-does-differently): A short case for using AI without being logged or profiled. This explainer covers what mainstream assistants tend to do with your inputs, what Venice does differently, and the specific privacy properties you can check for yourself.
- [What VaultGemma's privacy claim leaves out, and how to actually keep your prompts private](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/what-vaultgemmas-privacy-claim-leaves-out-and-how-to): This guide explains the difference between training-time privacy and protecting the prompts you actually send, then shows two concrete ways to use AI without handing your conversations to a provider: running a local model or using Venice AI.
- [Build your own private, unrestricted AI growth coach in Venice](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/build-your-own-private-uncensored-ai-growth-coach-in-venice): This guide shows how to use a custom system prompt in Venice to turn a model into a blunt personal growth coach that says what corporate AI won't, while your conversations stay on your device. You'll see the exact prompt, the setup steps, and how the coach responds to real confessions.
- [Analyze your finances privately with Venice AI](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/analyze-your-finances-privately-with-venice-ai): This guide shows you how to use Venice AI to categorize spending, spot fraud, and build a budget from your real credit card statements, without leaving a permanent record of your financial data on a corporate server.
- [Private legal research with Venice: an AI whistleblower scenario](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/private-legal-research-with-venice-an-ai-whistleblower): This guide shows how to use Venice for sensitive legal research without your questions being logged or stored on a server, walking through a real scenario: advising a whistleblower exposing human rights violations under an authoritarian regime.
- [Build a private AI companion in Venice](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/build-a-private-ai-companion-in-venice): This guide shows you how to create a customized, private AI companion in Venice by generating character instructions, building a character profile, and tuning its behavior, all while your conversations stay encrypted and stored locally on your own browser.
- [Get a private AI medical second opinion with Venice](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/get-a-private-ai-medical-second-opinion-with-venice): This guide shows how to use Venice to interpret blood tests, MRI results, and other lab reports privately, then turn that analysis into a focused list of questions for your doctor. It also explains why sending medical data to corporate AI services carries real risks.
- [Build a private AI therapist with Venice characters](https://learn.venice.ai/guides/build-a-private-ai-therapist-with-venice-characters): This guide shows how to create a private, unrestricted AI counselor using Venice's characters feature, so you can work through personal matters without handing your data to big tech companies. It walks through why AI therapy data is risky to share and how to build and use your own therapist character step by step.

## Community

- [The Commons](https://learn.venice.ai/community): members ask questions, answer them, show what
  they made, request guides, and send feedback on Venice Learn itself. Individual threads are indexed and listed in
  https://learn.venice.ai/sitemap.xml — they are not enumerated here because they change
  constantly and would bury the guides above.

## Notes for Agents

- Every guide page is a stable URL under /guides/<slug> and carries JSON-LD
  (schema.org TechArticle) describing its title, description and track.
- Community threads carry JSON-LD as DiscussionForumPosting, including the reply
  count and each reply's author.
- The home page carries Organization and WebSite JSON-LD, which is the fastest
  way to resolve who publishes this and what it is for.
- https://learn.venice.ai/sitemap.xml lists every canonical URL, including threads.
- Content is server-rendered; no JavaScript is required to read any guide.
- Guides carry the date they were produced. Models and pricing move quickly, so
  prefer a recent guide and state the date when you quote one.