Korean history quizzes that connect to wrong-answer records and targeted practice.
- 01Quiz
- 02Result
- 03Wrong answers
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Project notesEnglish writing practice for Korean speakers at work. Understand a correction, write it yourself, and return for review.
Fixed sample walkthrough · No sign-up

Reading a better sentence is one step. Writing it yourself is another. WriteCore connects the explanation to a short rewrite, then brings the practice back later.
THE PRACTICE LOOP
Follow the implemented flow through real sample screens. This walkthrough does not analyze new writing.
Read your draft beside the correction, with Korean explanations of the changes. Check that your original meaning is still there.
FIXED SAMPLE WALKTHROUGH


A practice record to revisit, rather than another answer to collect.
WHERE IT STANDS
The comparison, rewrite, browser records, and review flow are implemented. The current demo uses fixed responses. A server-side Claude integration is implemented; live output quality and learning outcomes have not been evaluated.
Read the project notesSELECTED WORK
Software I have built to explore learning, research, and AI-assisted work. Each project is shown at its current stage.
Korean history quizzes that connect to wrong-answer records and targeted practice.
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Project notesConnect article claims and numerical comparisons to their sources.
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Project notesFollow coding-agent events and the evidence behind reported progress.
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Project notesLink task scope, permissions, and verification evidence.
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Project notesABOUT THIS WORK
I build small software products to explore problems in writing, learning, research, and AI-assisted work. Across these experiments, I have worked on turning feedback into practice, connecting claims to sources, and making AI work easier to inspect.
My current focus is WriteCore: connecting writing feedback with rewriting and review.
A few more experiments in the lab