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Really? Please explain.
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ardvarq-eab-report.vercel.app ardvarq-eab-report.vercel.app
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greedy multi-candidate
what is this?
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unified JSON ships in
Normalized Postgres database tables?
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- Jul 2026
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ardvarq-eab-report.vercel.app ardvarq-eab-report.vercel.app
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$30 lifetime / single-semester purchase
I'm a little confused. Is it $30 per single semester or $30 per lifetime?
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ardvarq-eab-report.vercel.app ardvarq-eab-report.vercel.app
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structured chat blocks switched on by message type
From my perspective, this may be one of the most significant features of the V2 design.
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v2 — typed, UUID-keyed, FK-related, with real constraints and indexes:
Do you have any concerns that parts of the V2 data structure could be unique to CU?
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One conversational surface under /build/*; the AI renders the product as structured blocks
You have bridged the absolute flexibility of natural language with the clickability and speed of traditional desktop software. This is novel and a BFD (big fucking deal)!!! I'm curious about how you ended up with this approach. Did you create this, or did you see it somewhere else?
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30-min cron
I love how it is prioritizing the courses the students are actually actively looking at.
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grade-native Report Card
Honestly, this has to be a big win from the perspective of both the institution and the consumer.
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Deterministic-first + self-certifier
Super clever, but I wonder how locked down this is to see you. Hopefully implementing it for other schools just means swapping out a small DDL.
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the lazy-dagre prereq layout
I want to see this in action!
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