Browser storage is not a permanent copy
Progress is tied to this browser, profile and device. Private browsing, clearing site data, removing the profile, a browser reset, storage eviction or device loss can erase it. Always keep important answers and contributions separately.
Browser requirements
The recorded-progress tools support Chrome and Edge, Firefox, and Safari 16.4 or later, including their current mobile versions. They require JavaScript, local storage, file import, and file download. The page checks those features below instead of assuming they work.
Use the manual progress and answer template if this browser cannot provide the local tools.
Record settings
Recorded progress
Unit 1: Ada's ordered procedure
Unit 2: What a language model does differently
Unit 3: Meet the Bernoulli numbers
Unit 4: Ask AI to generate the routine
Unit 5: Verification lab
Unit 6: Re-prompting, specification, and overreliance
Unit 7: The historical bug and historical honesty (optional)
Unit 8: Disclosure, defence, and responsible use
Unit 9: Alles Lüge! First- and second-order reasoning
Backup and restore
The JSON backup is the restorable record. Keep it somewhere separate from this browser. It may contain your name, answers, and private activity notes, so handle it as personal data.
Import preview
Readable exports
Create an activity log or participation certificate from the record currently held in this browser. The PDFs are generated on this device; their contents are not uploaded. The JSON backup above, rather than either PDF, is the file that can restore progress.