Learn AI and compose a useful path
Use the twenty-lesson school as a dependency-aware route, then turn the relevant lessons into a portable instruction pack for your own agent.
From first AI concepts to a portable private classroom: practical, versioned instructions with visible boundaries and no account required.
Each manual maps to stable lesson IDs, includes reusable checks, and states what it cannot authorize.
Use the twenty-lesson school as a dependency-aware route, then turn the relevant lessons into a portable instruction pack for your own agent.
Separate temporary context, retrieved evidence, durable reviewed memory and model fine-tuning, then express reusable teaching as inspectable files.
Treat changes to agent instructions and memory like changes to software: small revisions, visible diffs, reproducible tests and explicit acceptance.
Give an agent only the information and tools required for the current purpose, and keep high-consequence actions behind explicit human control.
Check trusted sources on a bounded schedule, keep editorial review separate from detection, and package the agent files so another compatible workspace can inspect them.
Authored and directed by Finn Andre Hotvedt. Developed with assistance from ChatGPT and Codex by OpenAI. Manual versions are published on this site as HTML, Markdown and JSON.
View the dedicated Teach manuals repository on GitLab ↗
This repository preserves the manuals and their real Git history. The complete Apache-2.0 application and Docker source is linked from the self-host page.
Use the school for the full lesson, sources and exercise. Use a manual when you want the operational workflow.