What our learners are saying

Reply from Cred Farmer on 1 October 2026 Fixed

Thank you, and congratulations on passing both. You were right on both points, and both have changed. We rewrote the answer options in every mock exam in your account so the longest option no longer gives the answer away: on single-answer questions it is now the correct one about one time in four, as chance would have it. The Study Guide also labels every section Core, Practice, Reference or Not examined, and its reading path covers only the core and practice sections.

Reply from Cred Farmer on 1 October 2026 Noted

Thank you, we are really glad the mock exams helped you this much. We hear you that some questions were hard to understand. This release rewrote the answer options across every mock in your account and expanded the shortest explanations of why an answer is wrong, but we have not reviewed every question for clarity, so this stays open. Your answer review and drills now have a Report this question link, so if one trips you up you can tell us exactly which, and we will look at those first.

Reply from Cred Farmer on 1 October 2026 Fixed

Thank you, we are glad the practice tests and study material are helping. You asked for a clear order, and the Study Guide now has one numbered path: getting started, then the core chapters for every examined domain, then the practice sections, each labelled Core or Practice, with each lesson linking to the next. Reference material such as the glossary and cheat sheets sits on the Resources tab, off the path. The 30-day plan was rewritten to follow the path and links to what it schedules.

Reply from Cred Farmer on 1 October 2026 Fixed

Thank you, this report led directly to a fix, live since 23 September: in a mock taken while signed in, your answers save as you go and the practice list offers to resume the sitting. This release closes the gaps left. Signing in on another device, or two open tabs renewing your sign-in at once, no longer stops a mock from saving. Any answer not yet saved is kept on your device and saved when you come back, and every open sitting can be resumed, not only the newest. On the prose, that is fair: we write our questions without access to real exam items, so our wording will read differently.

Reply from Cred Farmer on 1 October 2026 Noted

Thank you for both ideas. We still do not have videos. What has changed: every examined domain chapter in the study guides now has a diagram of its central idea, with a written description, and chapters link to the related diagrams in our blog articles. For real-world examples, each guide has Guided worked solutions and Hands-on labs, and the Associate Foundations labs were rewritten so each one starts from a realistic workplace scenario and points to a worked example in its chapter.

Reply from Cred Farmer on 1 October 2026 Noted

Thank you, we are glad most of the drills and mocks are working for you. You were right that some needed work. This release expanded every note on why a wrong answer is wrong that was only a few words long, and rewrote notes that half agreed with a wrong answer. We cannot be sure that covers the questions you meant, so your answer review and drills now have a Report this question link. It tells us exactly which question felt vague, and we will look at those first.

Reply from Cred Farmer on 1 October 2026 Noted

Thank you for comparing our mocks with the real exam. Exam questions are confidential and we have no access to them, so we write every question ourselves, and our closest model is Anthropic's official exam guide. You were right that our Architect Foundations mock exams did not follow it. Now every Architect Foundations form in your account presents four of the six scenarios the guide publishes, as the guide says the real exam does, with each scenario shown above its block of questions. We still cannot say how close our questions are to the real ones, so we are not calling this fixed.

Reply from Cred Farmer on 1 October 2026 Fixed

Thank you, this was a fair ask, and both parts now exist. The Study Guide page has a Print the whole guide button that lays out the guide in reading order with a contents page, so you can print it or save it as a PDF from your browser and study away from the screen. Each lesson also has a Focus button that hides the menus and chapter list and leaves only the lesson. It cannot close your other browser tabs, but it keeps our page quiet.

Reply from Cred Farmer on 1 October 2026 Fixed

Thank you, and we are glad the mock exams and the focus on failed domains work well for you. You were right about the writing. The sentence you quoted is now rewritten in plain words, and every section of all four study guides has had an editing pass: inflated phrases cut and long sentences split, with every fact and example kept. A check in our build now stops those phrases creeping back. If a page still reads that way to you, please tell us which one through Share feedback.

Reply from Cred Farmer on 1 October 2026 Noted

Thank you so much for the kind words. Our Associate mock exams match the official length: 60 multiple-choice and multiple-response questions in 120 minutes. Their difficulty is not calibrated against the real exam: we write every question ourselves with no access to real ones, so the sample questions in Anthropic's official exam guide are the best guide to it. New now: each form's intro shows its average first-sitting score once 20 learners have sat it in full, and when you record your result you can tell us whether the real exam felt harder, about the same or easier.

Reply from Cred Farmer on 1 October 2026 Fixed

We're truly sorry, that must have been so frustrating. A bug in some of our practice tests stopped answers from saving and left some answered questions unmarked, so Submit and the review could not go through. We fixed both: answers save as you go, show as answered, and the test submits through to your answer review. One more change now: a multi-select question shows as answered once it has as many picks as it asks for. Until then it is marked partly answered, and the submit dialog lists it, because a partial answer is scored as wrong.