I help mentor students at a data science bootcamp and I also help to maintain the curriculum content. In that context, I have used a variety of tools to create ideas and help flesh out the curriculum. I've used autogpt as well as a variety of prompts inside GPT wrappers or ChatGPT itself.

GAJIX does a great job of creating questions. Instead of you prompting GPT, GAGIX prompts you! That kind of "poking the curiosity bear" is really important for learning. The curriculum format is also impressive.

You still have to be aware of hallucinations and you have to be careful about how you answer "What do you want to learn?". Not all topics are easily gathered and recent topics may be elusive. I have a test example I try on various chat-based large language models. I ask it about "langchain" or "the langchain llm framework". Unless the model can search and scrape the web, it is often unlikely to answer correctly. GAGIX, likewise, didn't understand my intention. But that's the normal state of affairs as many of the models used don't have access to recent data.

Great job on this! I imagine it will only get better.