A tutor for students.An assistant for staff.
Ace gives students hints and never the solution. For staff it answers from your college's own data and sends nothing until they approve it.
Ace beside a practice problem, answering with a question. Sample data.
One assistant, two jobs.
A student asks
My code returns 3 for “abba” but the answer is 2. Why is my window check wrong?
AceWalk it through by hand first. When right reaches the second “a”, where is left, and is that earlier “a” still inside your window?
A hint, never the solution
A placement officer asks
Which CSE students are below the bar for Cedar Fintech?
AceOf 298 CSE students, 41 do not meet the criteria and 31 eligible students are below the readiness bar. Shall I draft an announcement to those 31?
Answers from your college's data
Ask about your students in plain English.
Ace answers from your college’s data, and only what your role can see. It drafts announcements, forms and practice, and leaves the sending to you.
Which CSE students are below the bar for Cedar Fintech?
Cedar Fintech asks for CSE, ISE or AIML, a CGPA of 7.0 or more and no active backlogs. Of the 298 CSE students in the batch of 2027:
Shall I draft an announcement to those 31 students? I will show you the list and the message first. Nothing is sent until you approve it.
An example answer.
The three rules Ace keeps.
1
Never gives students the answer.
Students get a question and a hint. Never the solution or the answer key.
2
Never sends anything on its own.
Announcements, forms and practice problems stay drafts until staff approve them.
3
Says when it might be wrong.
Every answer says so. Check anything important before you act on it.
Questions
Something else? Ask it on the demo.
No. It asks questions and gives hints. It never writes the solution.
Only their own college's data, within what their role can see.
No. It drafts, and staff check and send.