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It won't fix your code. It'll ask why it's broken.

Paste what's not working. Ustadji asks the question that gets you to the fix yourself — then remembers exactly where you got stuck, next time and every time after.

100 free messages or 15 days — whichever comes first.

> my loop skips the last element, idk why
ustadji: what's your condition checking — i < size or i <= size? walk me through index 0.
how it teaches

Three steps, every time.

No lectures. The same tight loop, however many bugs it takes.

01

Paste the broken code

Whatever's not compiling, crashing, or doing what you expected — drop it in as-is.

02

Get asked, not told

One question that points you at the actual problem, instead of a fix you'd just copy-paste.

03

Fix it — it sticks

You write the correction. That's the part that turns into something you actually remember.

ustadji — session memory
recurring

Off-by-one errors in loop bounds — came up 3 times this month.

last session

Mixed up pass-by-value and pass-by-reference in a function signature.

improving

Pointer arithmetic — used to trip you up constantly, hasn't in 2 weeks.

memory

It's not a new tutor every session.

Most AI chats forget you the second you close the tab. Ustadji keeps a running read on what actually trips you up, and brings it back before you repeat the same mistake.

  • > Tracks recurring mistakes across every session, not just the current one
  • > Nudges you toward weak spots before they become a pattern
  • > Grows with you past C++, across the rest of your degree
fair question

Why not just ask ChatGPT?

You can prompt any chatbot to "act like a tutor." It'll do it for one message. This is the part it won't do.

a generic AI chat

  • ×Hands you working code the moment you ask
  • ×Starts from zero every new conversation
  • ×Has to be re-prompted into "tutor mode" each time
  • ×No idea what you struggled with last week

ustadji

  • >Asks first, answers only once you're genuinely stuck
  • >Remembers your recurring mistakes, session after session
  • >Built for one job — teaching IT & CS students to actually code
  • >No "act like a tutor" prompt needed — it's the only mode it has

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