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Type a topic. Get the whole course outlined.

No source material to hand? Give the course a title, and CourseSmith picks the subject, drafts an outline of modules and lessons, and — lesson by lesson — writes the script and builds the scenes.

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Graph algorithmsBFS & DFS traversalShortest pathsDijkstra's algorithmMinimum spanning trees
Watch it happen — topic → course, start to finish.

A real example

From the page to a course.

Start from a topic
The course, outlinedThe course, outlined
behind: start from a topic
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    Name the course

    “Calculus”, “How TLS works” — one line.

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    Subject picked for you

    Change it, or set the level, before you go on.

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    AI drafts the outline

    Modules and lessons you can steer.

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    Course ready

    Open a lesson to write its script.

What it does

The detail that makes it work.

Start from a sentence

“Graph algorithms”, “How TLS works”, “Intro to derivatives” — a topic is enough to begin.

Outline you can steer

CourseSmith proposes modules and lessons; you keep, cut, rename and reorder before any script is written.

Grounded by research

Scripts can draw on live research of the topic, so facts and examples are current.

Fully editable

Every scene lands in the storyboard editor for you to tune.

Learn CourseSmith

Watch the short tutorial.

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More in bring your source

Pairs well with these.

Codebase → coursePaste a GitHub link and get a programming course — real code and diagrams drawn from the source.Docs → coursePDFs, slides, and documents become a chaptered course — cited to the pages they came from.URL or pasted text → coursePaste any URL — or your own Markdown notes — and turn it into a course.YouTube → courseTurn one YouTube video — or several, merged — into a tight, structured course.Cutaway — capture any workflowClick through any app or site and Cutaway turns it into a narrated walkthrough or a step-by-step guide — the exact element you clicked highlighted.Research: what to make nextA daily feed of the news and topics people are asking about, each with the question viewers ask and the format that fits it.Jira & ConfluencePaste an epic, a story or a Confluence page. CourseSmith reads it with every comment, its history and the related work, and makes a grounded reel or course.

Build a course with topic → course.

It’s one part of a tool that carries your source all the way to a polished, finished video.

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