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Learn anything. Prove you get it.

Paste a posting, upload notes, or name a topic. OryxLearn breaks it into small topics: read a short lesson, explain it in your own words, and learn alongside friends in a study circle.

How OryxLearn checks you

The AI finds the words. Code decides what they are worth.

  1. AIReads your explanation and returns your exact words for each checkpoint. It never gives a number.
  2. CodeChecks every quote is really in what you wrote. A quote that isn't there counts as not met.
  3. CodeComputes the score: checkpoints met out of 100, minus 20 for each factual error the AI flagged. 50 passes, and the skill is proven.

Measured, not promised

From our grading eval on Nov 7, 2026: 71 test answers, each graded 3 times.

  • 0 of 48 answers that should fail passed the written check (measured with gpt-oss-120b on Nov 7, 2026, before grading moved to Claude Haiku). The test answers were written by an AI, not real learners.

Each result shows its own grading time, measured on our server. The full report is docs/eval-results.md in our repository.

With no source to quote, the AI writes the course from what it knows, so its skills have no citations. A course someone already generated is reused, not written again. Name a grade or age, such as “grade 1 math”, and it is pitched at that level.

Size:

A broad subject, such as psychology, becomes a full program of 40 courses; a narrow one becomes one course.

No account needed.

Or start from a sample posting

Written for this demo, not real listings.