Start as a guest
Open the game and try the beginner experience. It introduces a client request, a visual workbench and modules that you connect into a circuit. Guest progress stays on this device. Sign in with Google to save and sync your progress to the server.
Read the request before choosing modules. Decide whether it needs current information, a calculation, a document or a safety step rather than adding every module.
Build, run, observe
Connect a path from the question through the useful modules to the AI core and the response. Use the in-game tutorial when a control or connection is unfamiliar.
Run your circuit and watch the process. The game explains what helped, what was missing and what happened in the wrong order. It is an educational simulation, not a real language model trained by your circuit.
Improve one choice
Change one module or its position, then try again. Ask yourself: did the task need a search? Were private details handled at the right point? Was the answer checked?
Use feedback to understand the concept, not only to chase a score. Higher levels introduce more complex requests and constraints as you progress.
A suggested classroom activity
Suggested 15-minute activity, not a measured completion time: spend 3 minutes reading the request, 5 minutes building a circuit, 4 minutes discussing the result and 3 minutes explaining one improvement.
Use fictional requests rather than students’ personal information. Teachers can test the activity first as guests. Account-dependent features and saving differ from the local guest experience.