StepWise
100+ data structures and algorithms, every step narrated with its pseudocode line and variables; step back, share as a link, embed in Canvas.
Apps / Where Does It Say
Questions about the syllabus answered only with verbatim quotes, or a refusal.
A course Q&A that only answers with quotes: instructors load their syllabus, assignment specs and policies, and students ask questions like "when is lab 3 due?" Every answer is a passage copied word for word from those documents and highlighted in place; when nothing matches, it says "Not stated in the course documents" instead of guessing. Students can also paste a quote from a chatbot to check whether the documents really say it. Unanswered questions roll up into a report showing instructors what their documents leave out.
Questions are saved in each student's browser, so building that report means collecting exported files from students.
100+ data structures and algorithms, every step narrated with its pseudocode line and variables; step back, share as a link, embed in Canvas.
An AI teaching assistant that asks before it tells and won’t hand over homework. Yusuf Pisan’s data structures students at UW Bothell use it now.
Step through an Enigma rotor by rotor, then break it with a working Bombe.