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> Codex RunDrill English
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this week3 drills today
A2 67%
B1 now

Today, the third conditional keeps slipping. Fill in:

"If you ___ (study) more last week, you ___ (pass) the mock test."

If you studied more, you would pass.
A

An AI wrote this and it compiles. Find the bug:

fn first_half(s: &str) -> &str {
    &s[..s.len() / 2]
}
Don't know.
A

len() counts bytes, not characters — so it panics mid-character on non-ASCII like "Καλημέρα". Fine in your tests, broken in prod.

The fix: walk char_indices() to land on a real character boundary.

Tracked — back tomorrow
C

New topic — S3 storage classes. They trade cost for speed: Standard for data you read often, Glacier for cold archive — cheaper, but slower to read back.

So, audit logs you rarely read but must pull within 12 h — cheap-and-slow, or pricier-and-fast?

Pricier and fast.
C

Exactly — that's Glacier Flexible Retrieval. Deep Archive is cheaper, but too slow at up to 12 h.

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01 — what you get

More than a chat

A chat can help you dig into one topic — explain a concept, solve a problem, answer a question. But it won't take you through a whole course. It doesn't remember what you got wrong last week, and it won't bring it back tomorrow.

RunDrill is different. The agent maps the plan, tracks your gaps, and turns yesterday's mistakes into today's exercises. You go from a single question to a full learning path — and actually remember what you study.

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03 — how it works

Inside the chat you already use

No new app. Your agent asks the right question, catches what slips, and brings it back tomorrow.

01

Maps the plan

Tell it your goal — an exam, an interview, a language. It lays out what to cover, and in what order.

02

Catches the gaps

When you slip, it notices. A wrong answer, a weak spot, a thing you skipped — it writes it down.

03

Brings it back

Tomorrow's drills come from yesterday's misses. You practice what you actually got wrong, until it sticks.

your record

Today's drills

4 / 7

Mastered

12

Gaps left

3

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