shirogane

Build a real university course, from real materials, on anything you want to learn. Eight weeks, cited to the page. The model translates the sources — it never replaces them.

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shirogane turns "I want to learn computer networks" into an eight-week course with lectures, labs, quizzes, a midterm and a final — assembled out of actual university syllabi and actual textbooks, RFCs and lecture series, with every sentence traceable to the page or timestamp it came from.

It is not an AI course generator. The distinction is the whole point:

The model is never the source. It is a translator.

A lecture-writing prompt never says "write about TCP congestion control." It says "here are six passages from Kurose, Peterson & Davie, RFC 5681 and the CS144 lecture 12 transcript — rewrite these into one explanation." Every sentence carries a pointer back to the span it came from, and a verification pass checks each claim against its cited source before you ever read it. A sentence with no citation is a sentence you know to distrust.