Hi there devs and builders, as you've read in the title, I'm currently building a sort of aggregator for the most important programming languages, with fun lessons that you can learn to replace having 20+ tabs open when learning coding concepts.

It also features projects to implement from beginner to advanced, and they are specific to some frameworks/languages and technologies, and also explain exactly how you need to build them. I've just implemented a small feature where you can copy the requirements of the sidebar project and drop it into any AI agent you want, and the prompt encourages it to become a teacher that walks you through the implementation, step-by step.

The purpose of this is to be able to always get ideas of what to build, directly from your browser, and the target audience here is mostly CS students, devs that are looking to convert to a new language and want small, focused lessons, or even self-taught builders. People that are extremely passionate can even read research papers on ML and Deep Learning subjects inside it, and summarize them with AI.

If you use extensions regularly, or if you are a dev/student and would use this, I actually want the honest take:

* Is a side panel the right surface for this project, or should I make it a popup / new-tab?
* does the copy-to-agent thing feel useful, or is it like just giving the project away for the AI to create, and you learn nothing?
* what courses or lessons, or even examples would you want here, to actually start learning like this in your browser?

I'm building a browser extension for bite-sized lessons on programming languages, frameworks and ready-to-implement projects. Just added a feature that sends an implementation guide for a project, to all of your AI agents