live memory playground

Watch the tutor's memory evolve

Teachly doesn't just answer — it keeps a structured, evidence-backed memory of each learner: misconceptions it has spotted, dead ends already tried, questions still open, and what got resolved. This page is a live sandbox against the real memory system (not a scripted mock): break the code, talk to the tutor, fix it, and watch the memory panel update after every turn. It uses a separate demo identity, so nothing here touches your actual learning history.

  1. 1. Run the buggy code — the tutor records the dead end and its misconception hypothesis.
  2. 2. Ask it something — the conversation lands in durable memory too.
  3. 3. Apply the fix and rerun — the passing tests resolve the misconception.
  4. 4. Reload the page — the memory survives. That persistence is the feature.
numbers_up_to.py
Return a list of every integer from 1 through n, inclusive. numbers_up_to(5) must produce [1, 2, 3, 4, 5].
talk to the tutor
what the tutor remembers right now
0 attempts in the rolling window

Nothing yet — run the buggy code once and watch this panel fill in.

memory timeline · newest first

Each tutor turn adds an entry here.