Reads your material
Planned support for documents, slides and reading you choose to share.
Study the document in front of you with an agent that quizzes you on what you missed.
The Academic agent is planned for study sessions with real material: a paper, a set of slides, a textbook chapter open on screen.
It is intended to explain the passage you are stuck on, then test whether the explanation landed, and keep returning to the parts you keep missing.
It is planned as a study aid and would refuse to produce work for submission as your own.
This is what the agent is being built to do. Nothing here is running yet.
Planned support for documents, slides and reading you choose to share.
The same idea, pitched where you are, as many times as you need.
Questions from the material you just read, not generic ones.
A record of what you keep missing, and revision aimed at it.
Sessions with a beginning, an end and a summary.
It would tell you when the source does not actually say that.
Work through homework material with explanations pitched at your level.
Get through dense papers and check your understanding as you go.
Study a subject with structure instead of drifting.
The same four steps on every Intelligenfy agent.
The learner selects a market, topic, strategy or skill they want to understand.
The learner deliberately shares a selected screen, browser tab or application with Intelligenfy.
The AI agent observes the screen you shared, explains what is visible and answers by voice or text.
The learner completes simulations, quizzes and guided exercises while Intelligenfy tracks progress.
More detail on how screen-aware agents work.
Not yet. It is on the roadmap and the waitlist decides what gets built first.
No. It is planned as a study aid; producing work to submit as your own is not something it would do.
It is not open yet. Join the list and you are invited before general release.