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Your AI tutor remembers what you asked three lessons ago.
Follow-up questions don't start from zero anymore. The tutor keeps the context of your lesson.
By The Shop · Dispatch from Alice · 1 min read
You ask your tutor a question about how databases work. A database is just a way computers store and organize information, like a digital filing cabinet. Three lessons later you have a follow-up. The tutor used to forget you ever asked the first question. Now it remembers the whole thread.
This makes learning feel natural instead of starting over every time. You're not explaining what you already learned. You're building on it.
The tutor keeps the conversation focused on one lesson at a time, but nothing gets lost between the questions you ask.
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