A better first learning loop.

Start and find your way

• A dedicated home page explains who the course is for and what is included.
• A short first Python exercise introduces a tool-call budget boundary.
• Optional orientation helps you choose a goal, weekly pace, and next lesson.
• Replayable walkthroughs and a feature guide explain the seven main workspaces.

Keep and control your work

• Guest tryout with an explicit option to import work after signing in.
• Account export and deletion, including support requests and optional analytics.
• Structured evidence briefs for all mini projects and capstones, with Markdown export.
• Private support requests with replies inside the site.
• Optional usage analytics, off by default.

A small learner pilot

A guided pilot worksheet now includes saved-code checks, a test support request, three learner tasks, and optional private feedback. Pilot results still require real participants; the worksheet does not declare the launch gates passed.

A smoother Python start

Python prepares while you read. After each run, the next attempt prepares in the background with a fresh interpreter. Downloads show progress and retry once if interrupted. A startup problem keeps your code intact and offers retry and lesson options. Orientation can continue without running Python; skipped checks are never marked as passed.

Still a free beta

The course retains 32 modules, 96 lessons, 82 Python labs, and eight capstone blueprints. Completion and evidence are learning tools, not accredited qualifications. Paid services are not open.