You publish your course
Write modules and lessons, or paste what you have. Publishing makes it answerable the same second — no ingestion queue. Every publish can be rolled back.
A course assistant for Circle communities
Corso reads the lessons you publish and answers your students inside your community — citing the exact lesson, or saying it doesn't know. You get back a running record of what everyone is stuck on.
No card · one script tag · works with the course you already have
Module 3
There is no fourth thing, and none of it happens outside your workspace.
Write modules and lessons, or paste what you have. Publishing makes it answerable the same second — no ingestion queue. Every publish can be rolled back.
One script tag puts it on your Circle site in your name, your colour, your icon. It answers only from your lessons and names the ones it used. When you never covered it, it says so.
Every question is labelled as it lands. Repeats, refusals and unhelpful answers group into signals — the lesson to rewrite this week, and the student worth replying to yourself.
Signals
A support bot deflects tickets. Corso tells you what to teach next. Every refusal is a hole in your course; every repeated question is a lesson that isn't landing.
And when one student asks eleven advanced questions in a week, you'll know before they churn — or before they'd have said yes to your next offer.
Refused every time rather than invented. Six of them left instead of rephrasing.
Retainers, hiring, when to stop doing the work. Your next product, described by the people who'd buy it.
One workspace per course. Questions counted monthly, never cut off mid-answer.
One course, one community.
Several courses, and the signals behind them.
For agencies running assistants for clients.
Every plan includes the full security model. Overage is $0.02 a question — we never cut a student off mid-answer.
Publish one lesson and ask it a question. That's the whole evaluation.