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Assignment Stress Test

Every output the scheduler could produce for a fork/wait snippet, and why the others are impossible.

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The problem

Instructors are told to test their assignments against AI, but doing it by hand across several tools and grading the results takes an evening per assignment. Most never do, and find out from a stack of suspiciously polished submissions.

What it does

Find out how much of your assignment AI chatbots can already do before your students try. Paste your rubric, plus your tests for Python work, and each model attempts the task three ways: a lazy copy-paste, a rubric-aware try, and a careful plan-and-check effort. The report shows which rubric rows AI meets, partly meets or can't touch, with transcripts, editable scores, a one-page export, and a history that flags assignments that have aged badly. Use your own AI account key, or paste replies from any chat tool.

What you get

  • Runs your assignment through several AI tools, from lazy to careful attempts
  • Scores each attempt against your own rubric
  • Re-test after you change the assignment and compare
  • A one-page report to share with colleagues

Good to know

The scores are a lower bound on what AI can do, not proof of what it can't.

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