Hello, this is Pragmatic Development. Are you enjoying the holiday?
More than 1,300 people have already taken the course. To live up to your support, we are planning a version 2 update.
In the course reviews, some learners said, “It’s difficult to follow along at first” and “It would be nice to have more hands-on materials.” We plan to further supplement the materials so that you won’t get stuck during installation and initial setup, and so you can follow along directly while watching the videos. In addition, we will consider every piece of feedback you have left without missing a single one as we update the course. Existing students will, of course, be able to take the course for free as well.
We are currently preparing the Version 2 update based on Codex. We are refining the explanations and hands-on practice flow so that even beginners can create their own LLM Wiki. The existing course was designed primarily for developers, but many non-developers have also shown great interest in using AI to create their own wikis. This time, we are improving the practice examples and approach so that even those without development knowledge can follow along.
This update focuses on the following areas.
Run LLM Wiki with a desktop app—no terminal required
We’ll guide you through organizing resources and managing the wiki by chatting in the Codex desktop app, so even those unfamiliar with the terminal for entering commands can get started.Enhanced practice materials you can copy and use
We provide example materials, prompts, and step-by-step checkpoints together so you can follow along with the same workflow as in the video.Additional examples that can be understood without development knowledge
We are preparing a “Real Estate LLM Wiki” that brings together and connects real estate policies, local information, community posts, web clippings, and more as the subject of the hands-on practice. We also plan to guide you through ways to set up wikis for other topics.Explanation of AI models
We will explain the differences between AI models and the criteria for selecting the right model depending on the task, such as organizing, comparing, and analyzing materials. We will consider response speed, usage, and output quality together to help you establish the criteria needed for the hands-on exercises.
The update will be released soon, and we will announce the list of additional courses in the news section as soon as preparations are complete.
Based on your feedback, we will improve the lectures so that they are easier to follow, from the initial beginner course through the stage of applying the material yourself.
Thank you.
Sincerely, Pragmatic Development