diff --git a/book/_toc.yml b/book/_toc.yml
index c6320be8..c8b168c2 100644
--- a/book/_toc.yml
+++ b/book/_toc.yml
@@ -74,18 +74,14 @@ parts:
title: "18. KV Caching"
- file: chapters/19-benchmarking
title: "19. Benchmarking"
+
+- caption: ๐
Competition
+ chapters:
- file: chapters/20-capstone
- title: "20. Capstone"
+ title: "20. AI Olympics"
-- caption: ๐ Historical Milestones
+- caption: ๐ Community
chapters:
- - file: chapters/milestones
- title: "Journey Through ML History"
-
-- caption: ๐
Community
- chapters:
- - file: leaderboard
- title: "Leaderboard"
- file: community
title: "Ecosystem"
diff --git a/book/chapters/20-capstone.md b/book/chapters/20-capstone.md
index 9441daca..87965cc8 100644
--- a/book/chapters/20-capstone.md
+++ b/book/chapters/20-capstone.md
@@ -1,444 +1,65 @@
-# 20. Capstone
+# 20. AI Olympics
-**TinyTorch Olympics: Compete on Systems Performance**
+**Your Capstone Project**
---
## ๐ฏ Overview
-The TinyTorch Olympics is your **final systems engineering challenge**โa competitive capstone where you optimize your TinyTorch implementations across multiple performance dimensions. This isn't just about accuracy; it's about speed, memory efficiency, power consumption, and real-world deployment constraints.
+The AI Olympics is your final capstone project where you bring together everything you've learned throughout the course. You'll optimize your TinyTorch implementation and see how it performs.
-### Why a Competitive Capstone?
+### What You'll Do
-**Most ML courses end with:** "Build a project that works."
-**TinyTorch ends with:** "Optimize your system and compete."
+- **Apply your knowledge**: Use all the modules you've built (tensors through optimizations)
+- **Optimize your system**: Experiment with different performance improvements
+- **Benchmark your work**: Measure speed, memory, and efficiency
+- **Take part in competition**: Compare your results with others (optional)
-This reflects the reality of production ML engineering:
-- Getting a model working is just the beginning
-- Performance matters: speed, memory, power, cost
-- Systems engineering skills separate good ML engineers from great ones
-- Real ML teams optimize and benchmark constantly
+This is about learning to care about **performance, not just correctness**โwhich is what production ML engineering is all about.
---
-## ๐ Competition Categories
+## ๐ Competition Platform (Coming Soon)
-### โก Speed Demon
-**"Fastest inference on standard hardware"**
+
+
๐ง Infrastructure Under Development
+
We're building the competition platform with automated submissions, live leaderboard, and benchmarking infrastructure. You can still complete your capstone project and optimize your implementation now!
+
-- **Metric**: Inferences per second
-- **Skills Tested**: Kernel optimization, parallelization, caching
-- **Constraint**: Must maintain โฅ90% accuracy
-- **Modules Applied**: 14-19 optimization techniques
+### Planned Competition Categories
-### ๐พ Memory Miser
-**"Smallest memory footprint"**
+**โก Speed Optimization**
+- Fastest inference times
-- **Metric**: Peak memory usage during inference
-- **Skills Tested**: Quantization, compression, efficient architectures
-- **Constraint**: Must maintain โฅ85% accuracy
-- **Modules Applied**: Quantization (16), Compression (17)
+**๐พ Memory Efficiency**
+- Smallest memory footprint
-### ๐ฑ Edge Expert
-**"Best performance on resource-constrained hardware"**
+**๐ฑ Edge Performance**
+- Best performance on resource-constrained devices
-- **Metric**: Composite score (speed + accuracy + efficiency)
-- **Skills Tested**: Complete optimization pipeline
-- **Constraint**: Must run on edge devices (e.g., Raspberry Pi)
-- **Modules Applied**: Full optimization suite (14-19)
-
-### ๐ Energy Efficient
-**"Lowest power consumption"**
-
-- **Metric**: Energy per inference (joules/prediction)
-- **Skills Tested**: Model compression, efficient algorithms
-- **Constraint**: Must maintain competitive accuracy
-- **Modules Applied**: Profiling (14), Optimization (15-19)
-
-### ๐โโ๏ธ TinyMLPerf
-**"Official MLPerf-style benchmark"**
-
-- **Metric**: Standardized benchmark suite performance
-- **Skills Tested**: Complete systems optimization
-- **Constraint**: Must pass all compliance tests
-- **Modules Applied**: Benchmarking (19) + All optimization
+**๐ Live Leaderboard**
+- Real-time rankings by category
+- Semester champions and recognition
---
-## ๐ฎ Competition Structure
+## ๐ฏ What Makes a Good Capstone
-### Phase 1: Baseline Submission
-**"Establish your starting point"**
+**Systems Thinking**
+- Understand performance trade-offs
+- Profile before optimizing
+- Measure everything
-```bash
-# Submit your best model from modules 1-13
-tito olympics submit --baseline
+**Real Optimization**
+- Apply techniques from modules 14-19
+- Use data to guide decisions
+- Document what works and what doesn't
-# Get initial scores across all categories
-tito olympics scores --category all
-```
-
-**What happens:**
-- Your model is evaluated across all categories
-- You see where you rank initially
-- You identify which categories to focus on
-
-### Phase 2: Optimization Sprint
-**"Apply modules 14-19 systematically"**
-
-```bash
-# Profile your model
-tito olympics profile
-
-# Apply optimization techniques
-# Module 14: Profile and identify bottlenecks
-# Module 15: Implement acceleration techniques
-# Module 16: Add quantization for memory/speed
-# Module 17: Apply compression for size
-# Module 18: Implement caching strategies
-# Module 19: Benchmark against production systems
-```
-
-**Strategy:**
-1. **Week 1**: Profile and analyze bottlenecks
-2. **Week 2**: Apply memory optimizations
-3. **Week 3**: Implement speed improvements
-4. **Week 4**: Test on edge hardware
-5. **Week 5**: Final benchmarking and submission
-
-### Phase 3: Final Submission & Rankings
-**"See how you stack up"**
-
-```bash
-# Submit optimized models
-tito olympics submit --final
-
-# View live leaderboard
-tito olympics leaderboard
-
-# Generate portfolio report
-tito olympics report
-```
+**Portfolio Quality**
+- Clear before/after metrics
+- Explanation of techniques used
+- Reproducible results
---
-## ๐ Leaderboard System
-
-### Real-Time Rankings
-
-```
-๐ TinyTorch Olympics Leaderboard
-
-โก Speed Demon Category:
-1. alice_chen 847.3 inf/sec (95.2% acc) ๐ฅ
-2. bob_smith 612.7 inf/sec (94.8% acc) ๐ฅ
-3. carol_wong 588.1 inf/sec (96.1% acc) ๐ฅ
-
-๐พ Memory Miser Category:
-1. dave_kim 12.4 MB (91.7% acc) ๐ฅ
-2. eve_patel 15.8 MB (93.2% acc) ๐ฅ
-3. frank_liu 18.2 MB (89.9% acc) ๐ฅ
-
-๐ฑ Edge Expert Category:
-1. grace_lee Score: 94.5 (Composite) ๐ฅ
-2. henry_zhao Score: 91.2 (Composite) ๐ฅ
-3. iris_tan Score: 88.7 (Composite) ๐ฅ
-```
-
-### Scoring Methodology
-
-**Primary Metrics:**
-- Each category has its own performance metric
-- Must meet minimum accuracy threshold to qualify
-- Tie-breaker: Higher accuracy wins
-
-**Bonus Points:**
-- **Innovation Award**: Novel optimization techniques (+5%)
-- **Documentation Award**: Exceptional technical writeup (+3%)
-- **Teaching Award**: Best educational explanation (+3%)
-
-**Overall Champion:**
-- Best combined performance across ALL categories
-- Requires competing in at least 3 categories
-- Weighted by difficulty of optimization achieved
-
----
-
-## ๐ฏ Deliverables
-
-### Competition Submission Package
-
-**1. Optimized Model**
-```bash
-my_submission/
-โโโ model.py # Your optimized TinyTorch model
-โโโ requirements.txt # Dependencies
-โโโ README.md # Setup instructions
-โโโ run_benchmark.py # Evaluation script
-```
-
-**2. Performance Report**
-- Optimization techniques applied
-- Before/after measurements
-- Systems engineering analysis
-- Trade-offs and design decisions
-
-**3. Reproduction Guide**
-- Clear setup instructions
-- Hardware requirements
-- Expected results
-- Troubleshooting tips
-
-### Portfolio Artifacts You Get
-
-โ
**Leaderboard Rankings**: Proof of competitive performance
-โ
**Technical Report**: Demonstrate systems engineering skills
-โ
**Benchmark Results**: Compare your work to industry standards
-โ
**Peer Recognition**: Rankings visible to potential employers
-โ
**GitHub Portfolio**: Complete optimization case study
-
----
-
-## ๐ง Technical Requirements
-
-### Submission Requirements
-
-**All submissions must:**
-- Use ONLY TinyTorch implementations (modules 1-13)
-- Run on specified reference hardware
-- Include reproducible benchmarking scripts
-- Meet accuracy thresholds for category
-- Pass automated validation tests
-
-**Allowed optimizations:**
-- Any technique from modules 14-19
-- Custom kernel implementations
-- Novel architectural designs
-- Creative caching strategies
-- Hardware-specific optimizations
-
-**Not allowed:**
-- External ML frameworks (PyTorch, TensorFlow, etc.)
-- Pre-trained models from other sources
-- Hardcoded test outputs
-- Breaking TinyTorch API contracts
-
-### Evaluation Environment
-
-**Standard Hardware:**
-- CPU: AMD EPYC 7763 (or equivalent)
-- Memory: 32GB RAM
-- Storage: NVMe SSD
-- OS: Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
-
-**Edge Hardware (for Edge Expert category):**
-- Raspberry Pi 4B (4GB RAM)
-- Power monitoring equipment
-- Standard cooling (no exotic setups)
-
----
-
-## ๐ Educational Value
-
-### What You Learn
-
-**Systems Engineering:**
-- Performance profiling and bottleneck analysis
-- Memory optimization techniques
-- Speed vs. accuracy trade-offs
-- Hardware-aware algorithm design
-- Production deployment constraints
-
-**ML Engineering:**
-- Real-world optimization priorities
-- Benchmarking and measurement
-- Competitive system design
-- Documentation and reproducibility
-- Community collaboration
-
-**Career Skills:**
-- Portfolio-worthy competitive performance
-- Systems thinking for production ML
-- Technical communication and documentation
-- Performance engineering mindset
-
-### Why This Matters
-
-**Most ML courses teach:** Algorithm implementation
-**TinyTorch teaches:** Systems optimization
-
-**Most projects end with:** "Does it work?"
-**TinyTorch ends with:** "How fast? How small? How efficient?"
-
-This is what separates ML researchers from ML engineers. You learn to care about the full system, not just the algorithm.
-
----
-
-## ๐ Getting Started
-
-### Prerequisites
-
-**Required Modules:**
-- Modules 1-13: Build your base model
-- Modules 14-19: Learn optimization techniques
-
-**Recommended Preparation:**
-```bash
-# Complete all modules
-tito checkpoint status
-
-# Test your optimization skills
-tito module test 14 # Profiling
-tito module test 15 # Acceleration
-tito module test 16 # Quantization
-tito module test 17 # Compression
-tito module test 18 # Caching
-tito module test 19 # Benchmarking
-```
-
-### Quick Start
-
-```bash
-# 1. Register for Olympics
-tito olympics register
-
-# 2. Submit baseline
-tito olympics submit --baseline
-
-# 3. View your scores
-tito olympics scores
-
-# 4. Optimize and resubmit
-tito olympics submit --category speed
-
-# 5. Check leaderboard
-tito olympics leaderboard
-```
-
----
-
-## ๐
Awards & Recognition
-
-### Category Champions ๐ฅ
-- Top performer in each category
-- Certificate of achievement
-- Featured on leaderboard permanently
-- LinkedIn-ready accomplishment
-
-### Overall Systems Engineer ๐
-- Best combined performance across categories
-- Requires competing in โฅ3 categories
-- Special recognition on course website
-- Strong portfolio differentiator
-
-### Special Awards
-
-**๐ Innovation Award**
-- Most creative optimization approach
-- Novel techniques or architectures
-- Judged by instructors and peers
-
-**๐ Teaching Award**
-- Best documented optimization process
-- Helps future students learn
-- Clarity and educational value
-
-**๐ฏ First Blood Award**
-- First to beat instructor baseline
-- In any category
-- Special early-achiever recognition
-
----
-
-## ๐ก Strategy Tips
-
-### Getting Started
-
-**1. Profile First**
-```bash
-# Don't guessโmeasure!
-tito olympics profile --detailed
-```
-
-**2. Pick Your Category**
-- Speed Demon: Focus on compute optimization
-- Memory Miser: Quantization and compression
-- Edge Expert: Balanced optimization
-- Energy Efficient: Algorithm efficiency
-
-**3. Apply Systematic Optimization**
-- One technique at a time
-- Measure impact of each change
-- Keep detailed notes
-- Document trade-offs
-
-### Advanced Strategies
-
-**For Speed:**
-- Vectorize operations (Module 15)
-- Implement caching (Module 18)
-- Optimize hot paths first
-- Consider CPU instruction sets
-
-**For Memory:**
-- Quantization (Module 16)
-- Weight pruning (Module 17)
-- Efficient data structures
-- Activation checkpointing
-
-**For Edge:**
-- Balance all dimensions
-- Test on real hardware early
-- Power profiling tools
-- Thermal management
-
----
-
-## ๐ Success Stories
-
-### What Past Participants Say
-
-> "The Olympics forced me to actually care about performance. In previous courses, I just wanted things to work. Here, I learned to optimize." - *Alex, Spring 2024*
-
-> "Ranking #2 in Memory Efficiency was the highlight of my portfolio. It came up in every interview." - *Jordan, Fall 2024*
-
-> "I thought I understood optimization until the Olympics. The leaderboard competition pushed me to learn techniques I would have skipped." - *Sam, Spring 2024*
-
----
-
-## ๐ Final Thoughts
-
-### Why Olympics > Traditional Capstone
-
-**Traditional Capstone:**
-- Build a project that works โ
-- Submit and move on
-- Limited comparison with peers
-- Optimization is optional
-
-**TinyTorch Olympics:**
-- Build a system that performs โก
-- Compete and improve continuously
-- Clear performance benchmarks
-- Optimization is the point
-
-### The Real Goal
-
-The Olympics isn't just about winning. It's about:
-
-โ
**Learning systems thinking**
-โ
**Caring about performance**
-โ
**Building portfolio-worthy projects**
-โ
**Joining a community of builders**
-โ
**Preparing for real ML engineering**
-
----
-
-**Ready to compete?**
-
-```bash
-tito olympics register
-```
-
-**Build systems. Optimize relentlessly. Compete.** ๐ฅ
-
+**Build. Optimize. Measure. Repeat.** ๐ฅ
diff --git a/book/community.md b/book/community.md
index 3ca2f2f9..56a620e7 100644
--- a/book/community.md
+++ b/book/community.md
@@ -1,304 +1,58 @@
# ๐ Community Ecosystem
-**Who's Building with TinyTorch?**
+**Building Together**
---
## ๐ฏ Overview
-The TinyTorch community is a global ecosystem of students, educators, and ML engineers learning systems engineering from first principles. This page shows the living, growing community building ML systems from scratch.
+TinyTorch is more than just a courseโit's a growing community of students, educators, and ML engineers learning systems engineering from first principles.
-
-
Live Community Dashboard (Coming Soon)
-
Real-time stats and ecosystem metrics will be displayed here at tinytorch.org
+---
+
+## ๐ Community Platform (Coming Soon)
+
+
+
๐ง Building Community Features
+
We're creating live community features including activity dashboards, study partner matching, and real-time progress tracking. Stay tuned!
----
+### Planned Features
-## ๐ Community Stats
-
-### Current Snapshot
-
-**Active Learners**
-- Students currently working through modules
-- Geographic distribution worldwide
-- Universities and institutions using TinyTorch
-- Self-learners building systems skills
-
-**Module Completion**
-- Most completed modules
-- Average progress through curriculum
-- Success rates by module
-- Time to completion statistics
-
-**Community Contributions**
-- GitHub issues opened and resolved
-- Pull requests merged
-- Documentation improvements
-- Bug fixes contributed
-
----
-
-## ๐ Geographic Distribution
-
-### Where TinyTorch is Being Used
-
-**Vision for Live Dashboard:**
-- Interactive world map showing active users
-- Heatmap of module completion by region
-- University partnerships and classroom adoption
-- Community meetups and study groups by location
-
-**Example Stats:**
-```
-๐ Global Reach
-โโโ ๐บ๐ธ United States: 1,245 active learners
-โโโ ๐ฎ๐ณ India: 892 active learners
-โโโ ๐จ๐ณ China: 634 active learners
-โโโ ๐ง๐ท Brazil: 412 active learners
-โโโ ๐ฉ๐ช Germany: 387 active learners
-โโโ ... 50+ countries
-```
-
----
-
-## ๐ Educational Institutions
-
-### Universities Using TinyTorch
-
-**Academic Partnerships**
-- Courses integrating TinyTorch curriculum
-- Research groups using for ML systems education
-- Student clubs and study groups
-- Faculty champions and instructors
-
-**Classroom Success Stories**
-- Course adoption case studies
-- Student learning outcomes
-- Instructor feedback and iterations
-- Integration with existing curricula
-
----
-
-## ๐ Activity Metrics
-
-### Community Engagement
-
-**Development Activity:**
-- Commits per week
-- Active contributors
-- Module updates and improvements
-- Feature requests and roadmap
-
-**Learning Progress:**
-- Tests run per day
-- Modules completed this week
-- Milestone achievements
-- Capstone submissions
-
-**Community Support:**
-- GitHub Discussions activity
-- Questions asked and answered
-- Average response time
-- Community helpfulness score
-
----
-
-## ๐ Community Achievements
-
-### Collective Progress
-
-**Milestones Reached:**
-- ๐ฏ 10,000+ module completions
-- ๐ 1,000+ capstone submissions
-- ๐ 500+ GitHub stars
-- ๐ค 200+ contributors
-
-**Educational Impact:**
-- Students trained in ML systems
-- Production implementations deployed
-- Research papers citing TinyTorch
-- Job placements in ML engineering
-
----
-
-## ๐ค How to Connect
-
-### Join the Community
-
-**GitHub Discussions**
-- Ask questions and get help
-- Share your projects and achievements
-- Connect with other learners
-- Discuss ML systems topics
-
-**Study Groups**
-- Find learning partners at your level
-- Form local or virtual study groups
-- Collaborate on projects
-- Mentor other learners
-
-**Contributing**
-- Report bugs and issues
-- Improve documentation
-- Add features and optimizations
-- Help other community members
-
----
-
-## ๐ Featured Community Projects
-
-### Student Innovations
-
-**Novel Optimizations**
-- Creative solutions from capstone submissions
-- Performance breakthroughs
-- Innovative architectures
-- Educational contributions
-
-**Extensions and Applications**
-- Real-world projects built with TinyTorch
-- Research using TinyTorch implementations
-- Teaching materials developed by community
-- Integration with other frameworks
-
----
-
-## ๐
Community Events
-
-### Upcoming
-
-**Monthly Challenges**
-- Optimization sprints
-- Debugging competitions
-- Code review sessions
-- Systems engineering workshops
-
-**Quarterly Milestones**
-- Semester champion announcements
-- Community showcase presentations
-- Office hours with instructors
-- Roadmap planning sessions
-
----
-
-## ๐ฌ Community Voices
-
-### What Learners Say
-
-> "Finding a study group through the community made all the difference. We debugged together and learned faster." - *Morgan, Spring 2024*
-
-> "Seeing the global community map motivated me. It's inspiring to know others worldwide are on the same journey." - *Priya, Fall 2024*
-
-> "Contributing a bug fix got me connected with the core team. That led to an internship opportunity." - *Alex, Summer 2024*
-
----
-
-## ๐ Ecosystem Growth
-
-### Vision for tinytorch.org
-
-**Live Dashboard Features:**
-
-**๐ Global Activity Map**
-- Real-time module completions by region
-- Active users currently online
-- Test runs and benchmarks being executed
-- Geographic heatmap of engagement
-
-**๐ Community Analytics**
-- Module popularity and completion rates
-- Most active times and days
-- Learning velocity statistics
-- Community growth trends
-
-**๐ Achievement Feed**
-- Recent module completions
-- Leaderboard position changes
-- Milestone celebrations
-- Community contributions
+**๐ Live Dashboard**
+- Real-time community activity
+- Global learning progress
+- Module completion stats
**๐ค Connection Hub**
-- Find study partners near you
-- Join active study groups
-- Connect by module or interest
-- Mentor/mentee matching
+- Find study partners
+- Join study groups
+- Connect with peers
+
+**๐ Global Reach**
+- See who's learning worldwide
+- Geographic distribution
+- Community milestones
---
-## ๐ ๏ธ Contribute to the Ecosystem
+## ๐ Get Involved Now
-### Help Build the Community
+**Learn Together**
+- Ask questions in [GitHub Discussions](https://github.com/harvard-edge/TinyTorch/discussions)
+- Share your progress and projects
+- Help others debug their implementations
-**Code Contributions:**
-- Fix bugs and improve performance
-- Add new features and optimizations
-- Improve test coverage
-- Enhance documentation
+**Contribute**
+- Report bugs and issues on GitHub
+- Improve documentation
+- Submit fixes and optimizations
-**Educational Contributions:**
-- Write tutorials and guides
-- Create explanatory videos
-- Answer questions in Discussions
-- Review and help debug others' code
-
-**Community Building:**
-- Organize local study groups
-- Host virtual learning sessions
-- Share your learning journey
-- Mentor newer learners
+**Stay Connected**
+- Star the project on [GitHub](https://github.com/harvard-edge/TinyTorch)
+- Follow development updates
+- Share TinyTorch with others
---
-## ๐ Resources for Community Members
-
-### Getting Started
-
-**For New Learners:**
-- [Quick Start Guide](quickstart-guide.md)
-- [Learning Paths](learning-progress.md)
-- [Community Guidelines](CONTRIBUTING.md)
-
-**For Contributors:**
-- [Development Setup](CONTRIBUTING.md)
-- [Testing Framework](testing-framework.md)
-- [Code Standards](.cursor/rules/cli-patterns.md)
-
-**For Educators:**
-- [Instructor Guide](instructor-guide.md)
-- [Classroom Integration](usage-paths/classroom-use.md)
-- [Course Materials](chapters/00-introduction.md)
-
----
-
-## ๐ฏ Community Goals
-
-### Our Mission
-
-**Build together. Learn together. Grow together.**
-
-**We believe:**
-- Systems engineering is learned through building
-- Community accelerates learning
-- Open collaboration benefits everyone
-- Real understanding comes from first principles
-
-**We value:**
-- ๐ค **Collaboration** over competition (except the fun kind!)
-- ๐ **Learning** over just completing modules
-- ๐ง **Building** over just consuming content
-- ๐ **Community** over individual achievement
-
----
-
-
-
----
-
-**The best way to learn ML systems is together. Welcome to the community.** ๐
-
+**Build ML systems. Learn together. Grow the community.** ๐