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No, SosiPad supports only a limited number of Python modules through Pyodide. However, most frequently used modules are supported.

SosiPad stores temporary data in the browser's local storage and does not support file I/O.

Yes, SosiPad supports libraries necessary for data science, including matplotlib, pandas, numpy, scipy, and scikit-learn.

Yes, you can easily embed SosiPad into other web pages using the iframe tag. You can load the source code of a specific Gist by specifying the Gist ID as a URL parameter.

Yes, the basic features and content are all free. We are also preparing paid services such as video lectures and a training center.

Yes, SosiPad is optimized for school programming classes as it can be used directly without login or software installation.

Currently, only Python is supported. We plan to support various languages soon, including Java, JavaScript/HTML/CSS, and Dart.

As SosiPad is web-based, it can be used on all operating systems. However, it is currently optimized for the Chrome browser, and some features may be limited depending on the browser.

Currently, SosiPad is optimized for desktop environments, and some features may be limited on mobile devices. We are working to improve compatibility for mobile environments.

You can easily share your source code by saving it to Github Gist and adding the Gist ID to the URL. For more details, please check here.

Users can obtain a Google Gemini API key, enter it into SosiPad, and then use the AI features. Place the cursor on a specific part of the source code and click the "?" button to receive a response from the AI.

Google's Gemini API is a state-of-the-art AI model that automatically generates analysis information about source code and errors.

You can get it for free from Google. After entering the obtained key into SosiPad, you can use the AI functions. Please see here for detailed instructions.

For security reasons, the API key is not stored in the browser. We plan to improve this in the future by allowing users to store their API keys on the server through a membership registration feature.

Yes, the free demo API has call limitations. There are limits such as 15 RPM (requests per minute), 1 million TPM (tokens per minute), and 1,500 RPD (requests per day), but this is sufficient for most users.

No, currently you need a Google Gemini API key to use the AI features. We plan to provide our own AI model on our servers when we introduce paid services in the future.

The copyright of the source code you write belongs to you, and SosiPad does not store or use it.

It is temporarily stored in the browser's local storage and is automatically deleted when the browser is closed. We plan to introduce a feature to save and load source code from the server in the future.

That depends on the copyright. If it is under a Creative Commons license or an open license, you can use it according to the terms of that license. For your original code, it's recommended to specify a Creative Commons or other open license if you wish to allow modifications or copying.

Yes. You own the copyright to the slides you create in SosiPad, and you can use them commercially. You can use them for classes or presentations, or even sell them as lecture videos or book appendices.

It depends on the copyright. You can use them according to the terms if they are under a Creative Commons license or an open license.

Commercial use depends on the copyright of the slides. It is only permitted if a license that allows commercial use is applied.