Rauch says coding agents can build and share interactive education explainers

Guillermo Rauch says anyone can use a coding agent to generate an interactive explainer, then deploy it and share it as a link.

He proposes a platform of expert-vetted visualizations and quizzes that ask learners to repair or reassemble a system. As an example, he points to an Arduino circuits app by Dilum Sanjaya, built with Opus 5.5, that teaches circuits one step at a time. This is a proposal and an example from Rauch's post; no platform or results from the app are reported.