Product availability, plan, privacy, and interface claims are checked against current OpenAI and Anthropic documentation wherever possible.
How the course is maintained
Claims are checked against the product, not remembered from an old interface.
Public pages and the paid course are tested at desktop and phone widths, with keyboard, JavaScript-disabled, accessibility, and failure-state checks where relevant.
Critical access, progress, checkout, refund, and content-leak contracts are tested by exercising behavior rather than relying only on source-text matches.
Material course changes are recorded in the public changelog. If a live product and a lesson disagree, the current vendor product wins.
Correction policy
Useful education has to admit when the tool changed.
- 1Confirm the defect. Reproduce the issue and check the official source before changing the lesson.
- 2Fix every affected surface. Course copy, public preview, structured data, links, and automated checks are updated together when they share the claim.
- 3Test the actual outcome. A successful edit is not proof. The updated page or workflow is opened, exercised, and checked at its real boundary.
- 4Record material changes. Buyers can review the public course changelog and keep access to future editions at no extra cost.
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