Content map

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Area	Status
Home page, navigation, dark and light mode, Hebrew and English	Working
English translation of the pages	Every page has a machine-assisted translation awaiting the lecturer's review. Each translated page says so and links to the Hebrew original
Sessions 1–2	A guide to lectures already given
Session 3 and lab 1	A hands-on draft with code that runs
Sessions 4–13	A draft for approval. No guest details and no dates
Labs 2–5	Python code with built-in checks
Agent lab, tools, team, comparison	Deterministic browser demos
Code arena	Twelve exercises: easy, medium, hard
Build simulation	An agent built from scratch, collects a key and reaches the door
Comprehension checks	Immediate feedback, no grade
Glossary, sources, setup	Working
Videos	One page, in the navbar and the sidebar: workspace setup and Git, building an agent in VS Code, and a three-part in-class workshop with the finished code. In English, with a full transcript
Site search	Works without a server, in Hebrew and English
Accessibility statement	A draft for review by a certified accessibility expert. The reporting channels and the accessibility coordinator are still to be filled in
Accessibility settings	Working: the button in the bottom corner or Alt+A. Text size, spacing, font, contrast, highlights, cursor and motion, saved in the browser
Progress marks	Stored only in the browser on this device; not a grade and not sent to a server

Decisions

• The site is in Hebrew and English. Hebrew is the source language, right to left, at /. English is left to right, at /en/. Code stays left to right in both languages.
• The language switcher in the top bar keeps the same page. Every interface text goes through the translation files in i18n/.
• No database, no key, and no fake login.
• The sequence of 13 meetings is the sequence set for planning: theory, theory, then practice. The syllabus in Moodle remains the source for the official numbering if they disagree.