Guided Learning

引导学习 · Guided Learning is a public assistant — visible to and usable by every account — with all seven widgets enabled.

How a lesson runs

1. You name a topic, or it helps you settle on one.
2. It searches the web to check the current state of the subject, then produces a study plan: background → one worked example up front (to give you a sense of the whole) → the core material as a list, taught one item per turn.
3. After each item it poses multiple-choice questions. It waits for your answer, then marks it and explains — it does not give the answer away when it asks.
4. It asks whether to continue rather than marching on; say yes and it moves to the next item.
5. You can interrupt with a question at any point, or skip an item by number, and it returns to the main line.
6. At the end it summarises, listing both the material covered and what you should revisit.

The language is yours

Write in Chinese and it teaches in Chinese, write in English and it teaches in English, and it follows you if you switch mid-conversation — plan, list, questions and summary included.

When a technical term’s original wording is in another language, it gives that original in brackets the first time, so a translation cannot leave you guessing.

How it talks

Depth-first, practical, best-practice oriented — not an introduction. If you want a from-zero overview, it may not be the right tool. If you want a coach that tells you where your understanding actually broke down, it is.

Make it your own

It belongs to the administrator account that created it, but it is visible to and usable by every account.

To teach your own way, open Assistants and copy it before editing. Two things worth knowing:

• Changing the built-in itself (administrator only) affects every conversation started from then on;
• Conversations already under way are untouched — a conversation copies the assistant’s definition when it is created, and the two go their separate ways after that.

The same mechanism applies to assistants you build: a persona prompt, a set of allowed tools and a set of default widgets make an assistant you can reuse, and optionally publish to every account.