Standalone vs Course Tutorials

Tutorials Are a First-Class Format

On LLM.Info a tutorial is a focused, content-bearing guide. Tutorials are a peer of lessons, not a lesser version of them. The same tutorial format is used whether the content comes from the community, an educator, or the official team.

Standalone Tutorials

A standalone tutorial is discoverable on its own. You can find these at /learn/tutorials, and each one has its own page at /learn/tutorials/{slug}. Standalone tutorials are ideal for a single topic you want to read without enrolling in a course.

Course-Scoped Tutorials

A tutorial can also live inside a course, alongside that course's lessons. In that case you reach it by opening the course and navigating to the tutorial within it.

Standalone and Course-Scoped at Once

A tutorial is not limited to one home. The same tutorial can be both standalone (listed at /learn/tutorials) and included inside one or more courses. When a tutorial is reachable in more than one place, LLM.Info resolves a single canonical address for it so links stay consistent.

If you cannot find a tutorial you expect, try the browse page or contact support.