Hi Codeforces!

As many of you from my country know, 11th grade has officially come to an end, and we just had our Last Bell ceremony. For me, this means it's time to say goodbye to the Republic National Olympiad (RFO/RIO) ecosystem and shift my sights entirely to higher-level grinds like EJOI and beyond. (Assuming I can actually handle that much pressure without my brain frying, haha ;_:)

I know that while I am writing this, some absolute legends from the 11th-grade community are out there securing their shiny gold medals that will be given by there school. Huge congrats to them!

However... my own Last Bell ceremony didn't go down anywhere near as well as I thought it would. To be honest, I'm pretty tilted. The organizers completely glanced over my track record--they didn't even mention that I made it to the Finals 3 times and won a medal! To make it worse, I didn't even get a basic certificate, while some people who didn't even place walk away with one?

Worst of all, they completely broke tradition and didn't let me pass down the "Knowledge Key" to the incoming 10th graders. For context, it is a generational key passed down to the top student of the lower grade--and it was literally handed to me last year. Welp, I guess now isn't the time to start a flame war in the comments, but man... ;-;

Introducing Sans Assistant v2.0 Instead of dwelling on the drama, I want to talk about the project I'm launching today. By total "coincidence," I am releasing the latest version of my desktop application TODAY!

It is basically a specialized problem solver, dynamic tracker, and absolute excuse destroyer for newbies (including me!).

Basic knowledge about Sans:

https://github.com/Mehemmed-AZERI/Codetale-sans

What is it? Sans is a lightweight, transparent desktop overlay script featuring everyone's favorite lazy skeleton.

What does he do? He interacts entirely in a retro typewriter style (with custom sound ticks) to track your competitive programming grind. If you solve problems and hit OK, he tracks it. If you fail or lose focus... well, he responds dynamically to push you to do better. There are plenty of easter eggs, animated states, and hidden mechanics, but I don't want to spoil the features here!

I'll admit, the first release was a bit unpolished and, frankly, kind of ugly. I read through a lot of thinkin' and spent a ton of time thinking about what the Codeforces community would actually want from an app like this.

Because of that, the codebase underwent a massive overhaul: deleting, rewriting 17 times, and debugging 99 different kind of errors ;-;