Syllabus 2.1
Functional dependencies
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Create a space for the lesson you are revising and share the syllabus it covers. Dock turns it into topic cards on a grid. Click one to learn it in chat, or watch the videos picked for it.
Free while in early access. No card required.
The syllabus lives in one place, the lesson in another, and the good lecture is somewhere in a playlist of forty. A general chatbot helps for one question, then forgets what your course covers.
A Dock space holds all of it in one place and stays scoped to it, so every session picks up where the last one stopped.
How it works
One space per lesson. Name it, and start adding topics.
Share the lesson and the syllabus section it covers. The space reads both and keeps them.
Every topic in the lesson becomes a card on the grid, so the whole lesson is visible at once.
Click any card for a tutor that already knows the scope, or jump to the videos for that exact topic.
Why a space, not a chat
Answers stay inside the scope you shared, at the depth your course expects, not the depth the internet defaults to.
A grid of cards beats a folder tree. Arrange the lesson's topics and see at a glance what you have not touched yet.
Open a card and the conversation is scoped to that topic alone, with your own notes as the source of truth.
Each card carries the explainers for that topic, so you stop losing twenty minutes to the search bar.
Create a space, add the syllabus, and start with the topic you have been avoiding.