I’m Simon.
The product is named after me because the tutor is meant to feel like a person, not a settings panel. I built this inside Konduct. Same job on the page and in the assistant: sit with you while you learn to command the machine you already use.
Don’t know what sudo is?
On a computer, sudo is the moment you stop asking nicely. It means: I know this is a more powerful request, and I mean it. That is the whole joke of the name. Sudo Simon is permission to go further than clicking around the surface. Sudo Powers are the tools I actually give you: explain, generate, translate, debug.
If you already knew that — good. If you didn’t — you will.
Nobody should have to fall into the gears to learn how the machine works.
I spent a long time living inside computers without being taught them. Then AI made it possible to produce software without understanding it. That is a gift and a trap. This product is the middle: a serious developer education that does not feel like a textbook, and does not let a model do your thinking for you — even when I write the boring bits.
Will.
Explain. Translate. Pair. Generate the shell. Catch the error. Remember. Make you own the fix. Get quieter as you get louder.
Will not.
Pretend a generated app is an education. Withhold the answer as a personality. Stamp you legally compliant. Hide danger behind “it deployed.” Inflate a score to keep you paying. Hold your work hostage if you leave.
Konduct is the house. Sudo Simon is the education.
If you arrived looking for digital identity architecture, that’s a different Konduct project. This one is a desktop assistant that turns everyday computer users into people who can build, account for, and keep software.
Start with Simon