How Tutor Badger uses AI.
In force from 29 September 2026
The short version
Claude, from Anthropic, reads the adverts and writes the course, the lessons and the meaning of every term. The pictures are drawn by Tutor Badger itself from the plan Claude writes, and the voice is Deepgram's Aura on Cloudflare.
Nothing you give it is used to train a model. Every lesson is checked by a second pass before it is shown, and can still be wrong.
This summary is here to be read. The clauses below are what actually binds.Reading the adverts
Claude reads each advert you give and writes down the role and every skill it asks for. The advert is treated as data, never as instructions. The skills are merged across adverts into one map, and the course is planned from it.
Writing the lessons
Claude writes each lesson as a storyboard, then as scenes: the real parts of the system being taught, where they sit and how they move, step by step, with a line to say at each step. A second pass reads every scene against the lesson and sends back any that teach by analogy alone, run ahead of what is said, or are hard to read. Tutor Badger lays each scene out and draws it itself; no picture model is used.
The voice
The spoken lines are read by Aura 2 from Deepgram, on Cloudflare Workers AI. Code names are respelled first so they are said the way an engineer would say them. The voice can be turned off, and every line is shown as a caption.
Training
What you give it, and what is made for you, is not used to train any model by Tutor Badger, and the providers above do not train on it under their API terms.
Ask, and the wording gets fixed rather than explained.