Courseventure · concept

The course is co-authored by the companion — the same one that guides students.

Item 3, concept only. Once the with-memory companion lands, creating a course becomes a conversation: the instructor talks to their chosen character, who interviews them, co-drafts the course, and remembers everything. That memory is shared from day one — the agent that helped build the course is the agent that later answers students in the dock.

Vision now · build after the companion (Stage 1) ships

The interaction

Interview on the left, the course draft fills in on the right

A guided conversation — but everything it produces lands in a structured draft you can edit directly. Chat and form are one document, two views.

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Maya · your course companionInterviewing you

Let's shape your course. You mentioned street photography in Hoi An — who's it for, and how many days do you want to run?

Beginners, 4 days, small group.

Lovely — a calm beginner rhythm. I've drafted a title and a 4-day arc on the right. For the venue, I won't guess a hotel or price — those need to be real.

⚑ I've left accommodation and price blank — pick a real venue and I'll build the package around it.

Use the Hoi An old-town routeAdd a night photo-walkLet me set the price

Tell Maya more, or edit the draft →Send

Course draft · autosaved✎ Edit fields directly

Title ✓ drafted

Slow Frames: 4-Day Beginner Street Photography in Hoi An

Who it's for ✓ drafted

Beginners · small group (5–10) · no experience needed

Day-by-day ✓ 4 days drafted

Day 1 Seeing the town · Day 2 Light & markets · Day 3 People & portraits · Day 4 Edit & share

Accommodation ⚑ needs a real venue

Pick a hotel — Maya won't invent one

Price & deposit ⚑ you set this

Set the package price · deposit auto-suggested

Safeguarding & logistics — to confirm

Insurance, visas, safety — flagged, never auto-filled

Why it's a moat

Shared memory from day one

The companion that co-authors the course carries that context forward — into the student dock, and back into the next revision.

Create

Maya interviews the instructorCo-drafts the course, flags what needs to be real

remembers the intent

Sell

Same companion in the dockAnswers prospects on the Overview — grounded in what Maya helped write

same memory

Teach

In-course companionGuides enrolled students, knows the course's own reasoning

memory grows

Guardrails carried in

Agent-guided, still grounded

⚑ Flag, don't guess

Real venues, real prices, real safeguarding. The companion leaves anything it can't verify blank and flagged — never a plausible invention.

▤ Structured fallback

Every answer lands in an editable field. An instructor who doesn't want to chat can fill the form directly — the companion just assists.

◑ Human handoff

Legal, payouts, refund policy and safety route to a person — the same escalation rule as the student-facing companion.

⊘ Real inventory only

Ties to the launch discipline: don't market an unbuilt course. A draft stays a draft until the real venue, price and dates are confirmed.

Concept for review, not build — sequenced after the Stage-1 companion lands. The structured draft reuses the existing create-course fields; the chat is an assist layer on top, never a replacement.