Universities
Your course, with an AI tutor
You and your AI Agentic Assistants create the course material together and share it with your students by a link. Your students learn with an AI tutor that guides them with questions and hints instead of handing out answers.
Space to discover
A lesson prepared for review
- Create the material with your assistants
- Share a lesson with your students
- Students learn with the AI tutor
Nothing is sent or shipped unless you asked for it or approved it, and money always asks.
Your assistants draft the material and the course emails. Sharing a lesson and emailing it to your students are your own clicks, and anything else that goes out waits for your Approve.
A closer look
An idea goes in.
Real work comes out.
A lesson prepared for review. Explore how the pieces fit.
Illustrated workflow
02 / Share it with your students
Share it with your students
Press Share on a lesson to get a private link. Students open it with no account, and you can email it to the students on your own list.
How it works
From a goal to a result.
- 01
Create the material together
Tell your assistants what the course needs. They draft lessons, problem sets with checked solutions, quizzes, and slides, and you change what you want.
- 02
Share it with your students
Press Share on a lesson to get a private link. Students open it with no account, and you can email it to the students on your own list.
- 03
Students learn with the AI tutor
A student who agrees gets an AI tutor beside the lesson. It asks what they tried and gives hints one step at a time, never the answer.
- 04
You see how it went
See the time, tries, and hints of students who agreed. You give the final go on the material and on anything that leaves.
Example
Send the syllabus update to your teaching team
It sends to people, so it asks first.
The team
You, and the assistants.
You, the professor
You teach the course, keep it from year to year, accept the questions that reach an exam, share the lessons with your students, and give the final go on what reaches them and your reviewers.
Coder
Writes course tools, small course sites, and analysis code with you and runs them on its own computer. It pushes the work to a branch for you to read, and a merge or a deploy waits for your Approve.
Professor's assistant
Creates lessons, problem sets with checked solutions, quizzes, rubrics, and slides with you, in any subject. It drafts exam questions into your question bank, where only the ones you accept reach an exam, and makes practice games from them. Its AI tutor guides your students with hints and never gives the answer, and it never writes graded work for a student.
Scientist assistant
Verifies proofs, derivations, and computations on its own computer, checks exact proofs in Lean 4, and drafts papers in LaTeX with sources it can point to. It labels any statement that needs mathlib instead of calling it proved.
Researcher (Scientist assistant)
The Scientist assistant in its research role: searches the literature, keeps only sources it can point to, runs reproducible analyses, and marks every claim as proved, checked by computation, or still a conjecture.
Executive assistant
Keeps your calendar and your inbox in order, from office hours and deadlines to meeting prep. A mail or an invite waits for your Approve.
Copywriter
Writes course emails and course texts in your own words, such as announcements, syllabus text, and handouts. You edit, and a send waits for your Approve.
Features
From your course to your students
Course material made with you
Your assistants draft lessons, problem sets with checked solutions, quizzes, rubrics, and slides in any subject. You read and change them before anything is shared.
Shared by a private link
Share a lesson with one link that students open in their browser with no account, or email it to the students on your own list. Turn the link off whenever you want.
An AI tutor that guides
A student who agrees gets an AI tutor beside the lesson. It asks what they tried, then gives hints one step at a time, and it never gives the solution.
See how your class learns
For students who agreed, you see their time, their tries on each question, the hints they asked for, and their chat with the tutor. They can stop and delete their progress at any time.
Exams you control
Your assistant drafts questions into a bank for each course, in seven types from multiple choice to essay. Only the ones you accept reach an exam, and you export it as a Moodle XML or GIFT file to import yourself, or print it with its answer key.
Practice before the exam
Turn the questions you accepted into a practice game for one lecture and share it with a link, like any lesson. Students retry the ones they missed, and the game is for practice, not for marks.
Integrations
The tools it starts with.
- Google Drive
- Gmail
- Google Calendar
- Notion
- Hugging Face
Built in
What your assistants can use.
Share a lesson with your students
Share a lesson by one private link that students open with no account, or email it to the students on your list. Turn the link off any time.
An AI tutor on shared lessons
A student who agrees gets an AI tutor beside the lesson that gives hints, never the solution. For students who agreed, you see how the class is doing.
Your courses by year and lecture
Keep each course with its academic years and lectures, start a new year from the last one, and last year's material stays as it was.
A question bank for your exams
Your assistant drafts questions into a bank, and only the ones you accept reach an exam. Export an exam as files Moodle can import, or as a page to print.
Practice games from your questions
Turn the questions you accepted into a practice game for a lecture and share it with your students by a link. Use it for practice, not for marks.
Roles you make yourself
Name a role we don't ship, say what it does and give it any of our skills or your own. Comes with Ultra and enterprise.
Pages and documents beside the chat
A page, chart, table, document or picture an assistant makes opens beside the chat, so you can check it while the work goes on.
Push a course to git
Push a course's material to a GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket repository with your own click. You see every file first, and student names and answer keys never go.
Marketplace
Expert teams for this work.
Coming soon
Example
Research grant team
A grant application for a research project, with a Scientist, an academic Copywriter and Legal.
Example
Course design team
A course from its outcomes to the lessons and exercises, with a Professor's assistant and a Copywriter.
Ready to use
Prompts and skills.
Skills
- Plan a lesson
- Write a problem set with checked solutions
- Write a quiz or an exam
- Tutor a problem without giving it away
- Lecture slides in beamer
- Research brief
- Literature search
- Proof draft and check
- Lean formalization
- Research paper in LaTeX
- Find a meeting time
- Edit and proofread
Ready prompts
Make an interactive lesson on binary search with a short quiz that my students can open from a link.
Write a problem set on SQL joins with checked solutions.
Turn my research question into a brief and check the first identity by computation.
Draft ten multiple choice questions on binary search into my question bank, with feedback that names the mistake behind each wrong option.
Make a practice game for lecture 3 from the questions I accepted.
Draft the course email that tells students about the new problem set, and hold it for my Approve.
Find a time for office hours next week and draft the invite for my Approve.
Questions
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