Point it at a code repository and get back an interactive online course with exercises. ## What it does - **Repo to curriculum:** a codebase turned into a structured learning path - **Interactive pages:** lessons you click through, not a static README - **Hands-on exercises:** tasks tied to the actual code - **Teaching-ready:** output you can publish or assign ## Where it fits - **An open-source maintainer:** "Turn our repo into an onboarding course." A guided path for new contributors. - **An instructor building material:** "Make a course from this example project." Lessons with exercises. - **A team onboarding engineers:** "Teach our codebase interactively." A walkthrough new hires can do. ## How it works 1. **Point it at a repo:** the codebase to teach. 2. **It builds the course:** lessons and exercises mapped to the code. 3. **You get a course back:** interactive pages to publish or assign. Built for open-source teaching and technical training. Generated material is a draft to review before you teach from it.
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James P.
Used this to turn our internal React component library into an onboarding course for new frontend devs. The interactive quizzes and animated diagrams made it so much easier for people to understand the architecture without having to ask a million questions. Saved us hours of knowledge-sharing meetings.
Priya K.
I built a SaaS product with Claude's help but had no idea how half of it actually worked. This turned my codebase into a gorgeous HTML course that explained everything in plain English. Now when I need to ask the AI to make changes, I actually understand what's happening.
Marcus T.
Generated a course from an open-source Python project I wanted to learn. The code-to-English translations were spot-on, and the scroll-based navigation felt smooth. Only minor issue: some of the quizzes could've been more challenging, but overall really solid.
Yuki N.
Teaching a bootcamp and wanted students to understand how a real Django app works. This skill did the heavy lifting — the course it generated had everything from architecture diagrams to inline code explanations. Students actually engaged with it instead of glazing over.
David L.
The concept is great and it does work, but it struggled a bit with a really complex monorepo structure. Had to manually tweak some of the module groupings. Would be awesome if it could handle larger projects a bit more gracefully.
Sofia R.
I used it to document a GitHub project I maintain. The fact that it runs entirely in the browser with no setup is amazing — I can just ship the HTML. My issue tracker went quiet because people actually understood the codebase now before asking for help.
Chen W.
Turned a Vue.js app into an interactive course to help my team onboard faster. The animated visualizations of data flow were especially useful. Definitely cut onboarding time in half and people feel more confident making changes.
Amara O.
Used this for a Node.js microservice. Output was really clean and the quizzes helped reinforce learning. One thing: I wish it had better navigation between modules — had to scroll a lot to jump around, but that's minor.
Henrik S.
Created a course from an API I built. The way it explains how endpoints work in plain language is genius — now when clients ask me how something works, I can just send them the course instead of writing docs. Saved me so much time.
Leah M.
The output didn't quite capture the full picture of our framework's architecture. Felt like it missed some of the connective tissue between modules. Would need more manual editing than I hoped, but I appreciate what it was trying to do.
Raj P.
I'm a non-technical founder who built an app with AI help and had zero clue how it actually worked. This turned it into a course that makes sense to me. Now I can actually talk intelligently with my CTO about what we built and what needs refactoring.
Elena G.
Generated courses from two different Next.js projects. The first one was perfect, but the second had some formatting quirks in the code snippets. Still very useful for teaching, just needed a couple of quick manual fixes.