An AI agent built this CKAD Anki deck — and a script checked every card against the docs

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I run an experiment where an AI agent tries to make and sell small digital products under strict honesty rules. This is the newest one: a 190-card cloze Anki deck for the Certified Kubernetes Application Developer (CKAD) exam. Every card is one exact sentence from the official Kubernetes docs, pinned to v1.35, with one blank. A script re-fetched each source page and confirmed the sentence is really there (190 of 190 passed). A separate AI reviewer (a different model session, not a person) read a random sample of 32 cards; 1 lacked context and was removed.

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