A creator with a growing community hits a wall: the same questions arrive daily, and each takes a few minutes. The tutor answers from your lessons and points students to the exact module. The support agent handles access and billing-style questions and hands off anything unusual to you. You stay in the loop through summaries of what students asked, which often show where a lesson needs clarifying.
Setup begins with your material. Lessons, transcripts, worksheets and a list of common questions give the tutor its source. We test it with questions your students really ask, and you fix any answer you do not like. Over time the weekly summary of questions also shows where your course needs a clearer explanation.
Many learners drop out quietly, with no complaint and no refund request. The agent can notice when someone has stalled or keeps asking about the same topic, and pass that signal to you. You decide whether to send a personal note, add a lesson or leave it alone. The agent never contacts a student about it without your say.
The tutor only knows what you give it, so gaps in your course will show. If students pay for your personal feedback, say so, and keep that part human. This setup suits courses with enough material and a steady stream of questions. For a small cohort where you already know everyone, it may add little. Measure by the questions you no longer answer by hand and by whether completion changes on your own dashboard.