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A "Where to?" button with the student's avatar sits bottom right on every page. Type a few words and it suggests up to four lessons or pages from a keyword index of all 64 lessons and the tool pages. A research question also gets the likely analysis and the lesson that teaches it. With nothing typed it offers to carry on from the last lesson.
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Before: a student who didn't know which lesson or page covered their topic had to scan the sidebar.
After: a "Where to?" button with the student's own avatar sits in the bottom right of every page. Typing a few words ("t-test", "make a plot", "how many participants") lists up to four matching lessons or pages. A research question also gets the likely analysis and the lesson that teaches it. With nothing typed, it offers to carry on from the last lesson, plus a few starter questions.
How:
src/content/guideIndex.tsholds hand-written keywords for all 64 lessons and the tool pages, andsrc/content/guide.tsscores them against the typed words. Research questions reuse the model chooser's matcher. It matches keywords only; there is no AI or server. Tests cover the matching, keyboard use (Escape) and that every lesson has keywords. The axe scan is clean on desktop and phone.