Question 1

Where do the answers come from?

Accepted Answer

From the course material your teachers already use and approved. There is no open web and no general chatbot behind it — every course answer is grounded in your documents and points back to the specific page it came from.

Question 2

What happens when the material does not cover a question?

Accepted Answer

The system refuses rather than invent an answer, and says so plainly. A refusal costs less than a second and no model is called. It also tells teachers something useful: students are asking about something the material does not cover yet.

Question 3

Can students see AI-generated content directly?

Accepted Answer

No. The teacher stays in the loop structurally. Summaries, study cards and quizzes are drafts until a named teacher reviews and publishes them, and the approval is recorded: who, what, and when. There is no way to configure a path around it.

Question 4

Does it support Arabic?

Accepted Answer

Yes. There is a full Arabic interface with right-to-left layout. Layout, numerals, dates and mixed Arabic-English text are handled at the design-system level rather than retrofitted, and citations stay readable in both directions.

Question 5

Can it run inside Saudi Arabia?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The system is built so that a full configuration — models, storage, logs and backups — can run entirely on infrastructure inside Saudi Arabia. No student data needs to leave the Kingdom.