AI Roadmap
Tell it what you want to learn.
Get the whole syllabus.
Not a template. Every roadmap is drafted for your subject, your starting point and the minutes you actually have — ordered so nothing depends on something you haven’t learnt yet, then served one honest list each morning.
Ask for anything
A language, a tool, a single data structure, an entire role. Type it in your own words — these are only examples.
One data structure. Covered, then finished.
A language, from values and scope to the DOM.
A whole role. Linux first, Kubernetes last.
All three were asked for with six weeks available. It takes the time the subject needs and then stops — padding one week of material into six teaches nothing.
This is your morning
One screen, today only. Run two plans at once and each keeps its own colour, so you never have to work out whose task you are looking at.
Today · Monday 3 Aug
4 to go
1 of 5What the AI is actually doing
Drafting a contents page, not a task list
It settles the chapters first and orders them by dependency — the shell before containers, containers before orchestration, values and scope before the DOM. A plan in the wrong order is useless however good the individual days are.
Sizing the subject honestly
The time you give it is a ceiling, not a quota. Ask for one data structure and you get a tight week; ask for a whole role and it uses every day you offered.
Reaching into our own problem library
Anything algorithmic is built from problems that already live here, so a task opens on the page where you watch the algorithm move — not a link to somewhere else.
Writing tasks you can start
“Learn Docker” is a heading. “Write a Dockerfile for a Node app and cut its image size with a multi-stage build” is something you can begin without deciding anything first.
You’re not doing this alone
Studying at eleven at night feels like studying alone. A live count of what everyone else has been doing sits beside your plan — problems solved, answers checked, backlogs cleared — refreshed every hour.
Counts only. No names, no leaderboard, nothing to lose to.
In the last hour
- problems solved31
- answers checked84
- tasks ticked off57
- learners joined12
across everyone learning here
Miss a day and nothing breaks
Unfinished work becomes backlog and waits, grouped by the day it was meant to happen. Nothing is rescheduled, nothing expires, and the plan keeps the shape you agreed to.
Your midnight, not a server’s
Days roll over at midnight India time, so the plan says the same thing whether you open it in Delhi or on a laptop three time zones away.
Built in about half a minute
Four questions, and you read the whole plan before it starts — delete what you already know, add what you want. Roadmaps are part of the paid plan, along with every pattern, the LLD track, networking and operating systems.