Skilljar and Khan Academy are real companies. OPA has no relationship with either one, and the enrolment figures on these three cards are invented — they are what plugging in would look like, at the scale this campus is designed for. Nobody is enrolled in anything. The percentage under each card rates whether the integration is technically buildable; it was never a claim that it exists.

Both are named here on purpose, because both are things the builder actually used rather than names picked off a list. Khan Academy is where User Zero taught himself algebra through Calculus II from a standing start — the sprint is Story 12 in The Systems Detective, and it is the reason a free K-12 platform sits in a college architecture at all. Skilljar is the LMS behind Anthropic’s own course catalog — a live, free, checkable example of exactly the pattern this card describes.

The house rule that put this box here: a real organization may not carry an invented number without the invention being named in the same breath. The plausibility meters below were pointed at the physics and never at the partnerships — good instrument, wrong target.