Institution
Set the learning environment
Understand seat management, access governance, and what the beta supports today.
Read the institution guideCritical-thinking practice for an AI-native world
Make reasoning the work students have to show.
AI Challenge Portal turns AI into a structured thinking partner. Students work through live challenges, while educators see the reasoning trail: checkpoints, hints, reports, and the conversation that produced them.
The product loop
From a learning goal to evidence of thought
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Step 1
Educator
Configure
An educator sets the learning goal, challenge rules, difficulty, and completion criteria.
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Step 2
Educator
Assign
A published template becomes an assignment for a student or class roster.
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Step 3
Student and agent
Reason
The student works through an in-the-moment AI conversation where reasoning is the deliverable.
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Step 4
Judge
Review
A separate judge tracks progress. Completion produces a report the student and teacher can use next.
Role guidance
Start with the work you do
Each guide separates what is live in the beta from what is still planned.
Teacher
Design and assign challenges
Create a challenge template in one of five types, publish it, and review student reasoning.
Read the teacher guideStudent
Practice thinking in public
Find an assignment, work through a challenge, pause when needed, and use your report.
Read the student guideIndependent learner
Learn without a class
Pick a challenge from the library or write your own, run it at your own pace, and keep the results.
Read the independent learner guideImplementation status
Clear about what is live
The beta covers the teacher, student, institution admin, and independent learner roles. Commercial subscriptions and self-registration are planned.
See the beta scopeA deliberate difference
AI can supply an answer. It cannot complete the reasoning conversation for the learner.
Challenges preserve a transcript, checkpoint timeline, and score dimensions so a completion record has visible evidence behind it.