Cursor Guide for AI Code vs What If

Cursor Guide for AI Code is an educational app centered around AI assisted software creation, modern developer workflows, and practical learning for people interested in vibe coding. The app offers organized materials focused on prompt usage, error fixing, code generation, automation concepts, and AI supported work across multiple technical topics. GUIDES CATALOG Browse a curated collection grouped into multiple categories and themes, including topics related to: - AI code generation - Unit tests and documentation - Refactoring and debugging workflows - Code completion and autocomplete - Learning programming languages with AI - AI workflows inspired by modern development platforms and LLM ecosystems - Prompt writing for AI coding Cards inside the main screen display titles, short summaries and estimated reading duration. Sections such as Popular, New, and Recommended help organize browsing and materials discovery. LEARNING CONTENT Each part presents structured educational information formatted for comfortable reading inside the app. Content may include coding examples, command snippets, detailed explanations, shortcut references, and organized visual blocks that improve navigation during ongoing study sessions. FAVORITES Preferred materials can be saved into the Favorites section for easier return access. Saved entries remain systematized in a dedicated part for more convenient orientation. AI GUIDE CHAT An integrated assistant is available directly inside reading screens. Questions related to the currently opened topic receive contextual responses, helping maintain focus without switching between external websites and documentation pages. ACCESS OPTIONS Without an active subscription, the free section only includes: "Code Completion & Autocomplete". Premium is a paid subscription that unlocks regularly updated guide library. AI Guide Chat is a separate paid plan that unlocks assistant access across all available topics. Our app supports ongoing exploration of AI related coding concepts through structured learning and interactive assistant features. Privacy Policy: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TFJqDnka1B5xNJSXKkkySi9Zj2oyRVnReUZyh7UkKq4/edit?usp=sharing Terms & Conditions: https://docs.google.com/document/d/19J830hiQLbe2m0XIz621KfId4rCx81EbqZemrhhZG4s/edit?usp=sharing

Break the world. Guess what happens. A setup, some drawings, and then it happens. Drop a book and a flat sheet of paper — which lands first? Blow between two hanging apples — do they swing apart, or together? Tap what you think, watch it happen, and then find out why. Every answer is real science, and most of them are things you can go and try at home with a straw, a balloon or a glass of water. YOU ANSWER BY LOOKING Nearly every question is a picture. There is almost nothing to read, so a child who cannot read yet can still play — and the ones who can are not slowed down by paragraphs. NINE WAYS TO PLAY Guess what happens. Set a dial and watch the picture move. Spot the thing that cannot happen. Put three moments in order. Two dials that fight each other. Tap at exactly the right instant. WHAT IS IN IT 326 questions across 6 topics and 82 levels, plus an endless mode that never runs out. NOTHING TO BUY. NO ACCOUNT. ONE VIDEO YOU CHOOSE. Nothing to sign up for. Progress is saved on your device. There is one advert in the game and it is never played at you: run out of coins and you can choose to watch a short video for more. A child who never taps it never sees one, and it is never shown on opening the app, between levels, or while a question is on screen. Leaderboards and achievements are optional — turn them on and your scores go to the platform's own game service; leave them off and the game plays exactly the same. IT WORKS WITHOUT A SIGNAL The questions and the narration are all inside the app, so it plays on a plane, in a car, and anywhere with no connection. From Doodle Theory, the channel that makes 60-second what-if explainers.