YOUR WORKBENCH

My progress

Progress belongs to this browser and this release. It is a self-report, not a certificate or proof of practical work.

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Lesson acknowledgements

  1. M01-L01 — Meet the workbench assistant To do
  2. M01-L02 — Tokens, context, and generation To do
  3. M01-L03 — Sources, tools, and uncertainty To do
  4. M01-L04 — Write an engineering brief To do
  5. M01-L05 — Challenge: rescue a vague request To do
  6. M02-L01 — Accounts, tools, and usage To do
  7. M02-L02 — Configure the project workbench To do
  8. M02-L03 — Read your first Git diff To do
  9. M02-L04 — Stage and commit a useful change To do
  10. M02-L05 — Challenge: save only what belongs To do
  11. M03-L01 — Create the GitHub practice repository To do
  12. M03-L02 — Push, clone, and reproduce To do
  13. M03-L03 — Branch and review an agent change To do
  14. M03-L04 — Resolve a conflict and undo a fault To do
  15. M03-L05 — Challenge: recover known-good work To do
  16. M04-L01 — Write Markdown that renders correctly To do
  17. M04-L02 — Make a useful README To do
  18. M04-L03 — Capture project and hardware facts To do
  19. M04-L04 — Record decisions and test evidence To do
  20. M04-L05 — Challenge: repair conflicting context To do
  21. M05-L01 — Give the agent project instructions To do
  22. M05-L02 — Test instructions in a fresh session To do
  23. M05-L03 — Package a repeatable procedure To do
  24. M05-L04 — Test when a skill should activate To do
  25. M05-L05 — Challenge: build the constraints skill To do
  26. M06-L01 — Read the exact board and sensor documents To do
  27. M06-L02 — Plan the interface from documentation To do
  28. M06-L03 — Add input handling and reporting To do
  29. M06-L04 — Diagnose a fault with one useful test To do
  30. M06-L05 — Challenge: fix and document a failure To do
  31. M07-L01 — Test policy independently of hardware To do
  32. M07-L02 — Prove tests catch a meaningful defect To do
  33. M07-L03 — State what your tests actually prove To do
  34. M07-L04 — Build the review skill and handoff To do
  35. M07-L05 — Challenge: resume without the old chat To do
  36. M08-L01 — Plan the capstone feature To do
  37. M08-L02 — Implement and review the capstone To do
  38. M08-L03 — Verify and package the release candidate To do
  39. M08-L04 — Apply the workflow to your own project To do
  40. M08-L05 — Challenge: demonstrate and defend your result To do

Module quiz results

  1. Understand the assistant

    Not attempted

  2. Set up and save your work

    Not attempted

  3. Collaborate and recover

    Not attempted

  4. Write useful project context

    Not attempted

  5. Guide repeatable agent work

    Not attempted

  6. Read, implement and diagnose

    Not attempted

  7. Test, review and hand off

    Not attempted

  8. Build and defend the capstone

    Not attempted

What completion means here

The course remains incomplete until all forty lessons are acknowledged and all eight quizzes attempted. Each quiz must reach at least 4/5 for a passed self-check state. A later retry keeps your best result. Practical labs and the capstone still require their evidence and rubric checks.

Imports replace current progress only after schema, release, size and value validation. No names, email addresses or answers are collected. Data is not transmitted to a server. Browser or device changes require an exported file; local-file storage is not assumed portable.