Create a lesson for your own situation
Tell the agent what you need to say.
Share the repository link with a coding assistant such as Codex. Describe the real conversation, email, or appointment you want to handle. The assistant prepares a short Danish lesson, and Platå checks that it is sourced and complete before it is treated as ready.
What happens next
From an awkward moment to useful practice
1Tell — describe the situation, your level, and what you want to be able to do.
2Preview — the agent repeats its plan and assumptions before changing the project.
3Build — it creates a short lesson with a realistic choice, clear feedback, and a focused repair.
4Check — the project tests the lesson and refuses to treat an unfinished or unsourced draft as ready.
What you get
A lesson that reacts to your choices
You enter a real situation, make a choice, and see what worked or slipped. A wrong answer points to one exact repair instead of a vague score. Your progress stays in your browser.
For agents and contributors Exact commands for creating and checking a lesson
npm run lesson:new -- --topic "…" --goal "…" --situation "…" --preview
# repeat without --preview, then author and source the real lesson
npm run lesson:verify -- --lesson <slug>
npm run check