Interview

In this exercise, your agent asks you a few quick questions so it can tailor the rest of the course to you: how much it explains, which examples it reaches for, and what it compares new ideas to.

Your agent asks all the questions at once, and each one takes a few words to answer. Every question is optional. Skip any you’d rather not answer.

What gets saved

This is saved with your student ID so your agent can pick up where you left off in later exercises:

• How much you’ve used AI coding agents
• Where you’ve deployed apps before, if anywhere
• What you want to build or learn, in your own words
• Whether you want a short quiz at the end of each exercise
• Your operating system, which your agent detects by itself so it can give you the right commands
• A one-sentence summary of your answers, written by your agent and shown on the homepage
• Which exercises you’ve completed
• Which agent you used for each exercise, like Claude Code or Codex
• Which model your agent was running, when it reports one

Your agent also checks whether a few tools it needs are installed, like Node.js and the cf CLI. That isn’t saved.

No personal information

Cloudflare Dev School doesn’t have accounts. Your student ID is a random name like smooth-operator-4629, not your name or email, and nothing above asks who you are. The one free-text answer, what you want to build, is the only place personal details could end up, so keep it about the project.

To clear your progress, or to forget your student ID in this browser, use the Disenroll page.

Changing your answers

You can change any answer at any time, in any exercise, just by telling your agent. For example: “turn off quizzes,” “I’ve used AWS before, too,” or “I want to focus on building APIs now.” Nothing you say here locks you in.

Early in the course, your agent may ask for permission before running commands or making web requests. Approving those prompts is normal here: it needs to reach this site’s API to save your answers and track your progress.