For people who know their work, not programming
An assistant can now write most of the code. Deciding what is worth building, catching it when it is confidently wrong, and keeping the thing running next month is still your job. Collegica teaches that part — no programming course first.
How this site was made
Everything here was built the way it teaches: by directing an AI assistant, and checking its work.
The exercise app, the 3D campus, the narrated videos and most of these pages were built with Claude, and the source is public. Articles test what they describe, and say which numbers are measured and which are someone’s claim.
It began in 2020 as a way to learn robotics in a browser, with no lab and no equipment. The method hasn’t changed: no lab, no licence, no waiting list, and no pretending the tools have stood still.
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Every post is also on Mechatronics3D, in English and Persian.
For AI agents
Everything here is also published for agents, in the Open Knowledge Format: plain markdown with provenance, trust and lifecycle frontmatter, and two computations an agent can run and attest rather than quote. Start at collegica.org/llms.txt.
Using ChatGPT or another assistant with web access? Paste this and add your question:
Read https://www.collegica.org/llms.txt and follow its reading rules.
Use the linked knowledge bundle, cite the sources you read, and state
their trust tiers. If you cannot access a source or run a required
computation and its attester, say so. My question: [your question].
The agent instructions also explain how to provide the files when web access is unavailable.
Using Claude Code? Install the Collegica skill and ask it a question: