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Create courses, just for you.

Describe what you want to learn. Five questions about what you already know. Then a course built around exactly what's missing.

or start with a topic

How it works

From five questions to a taught course.

01

Describe what you want to learn.

Type a topic — anything from a hobby to a skill gap at work.

02

Pomelo asks 5 questions to understand your background.

Each question builds from how you answered the last one, like a mentor sizing you up.

“How familiar are you with agentic eval harnesses — benchmarks that test tool-use, not just single-turn answers?”

BJust the basic idea
CNever really learned it

Pomelo is thinking…

03

Pomelo builds your course around the gap

A chapter plan generated for exactly what's missing — nothing you already know.

01What “good” looks like before you measure it7 min
02Benchmark design and where it lies to you10 min
03Cost, latency, and reliability tradeoffs8 min
Checked before you move on

Knowledge checks to test your understanding

Multiple choice

What is the premium in an options contract?

AThe price at which you can buy or sell the underlying asset
BThe upfront cost you pay for the right to buy or sell
CThe deadline by which you must exercise the option
Fill in the blank

An option's premium is the price you pay upfront for the right, not the obligation, to trade before it strike priceexpires.

Reorder (Parsons)

Put the steps of a fair backtest in order.

  1. 1Write the entry and exit rules first
  2. 2Test on historical data you haven't touched yet
  3. 3Check results before trusting the strategy
Short answer (self-assessed)

Why doesn't a stop-loss guarantee your exact exit price?

Because during fast moves the market can gap past your stop before it fills.
A strong answer

A stop-loss triggers a market order once the price is touched — in a fast-moving or illiquid market, the next available fill can land meaningfully worse than the stop price, especially across a gap.

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However you learn best

Pomelo adapts to however you learn best

Every chapter is generated once and rendered three ways. Switch mid-chapter and pick up exactly where you left off.

Reader mode showing a chapter on options trading as flowing prose with cited sources

Flowing prose, cited sources, and a markdown download — read the whole chapter at your own pace, skim or slow down whenever.

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