Source access
Only files MASS has placed in the AIMEE corpus. No student records, no unrelated drives, no live internet search.
A retrieval teaching agent MASS is building for teachers. It answers from a private educational corpus—not the open web—and a teacher still reviews the draft.
Prototype in development. Not a public classroom product.
Private set of 700+ educational PDFs assembled for this product.
Retrieval drafts with source citations, for teacher review.
Telegram interface, student-facing chat, unreviewed send.
MASS has assembled a private educational corpus of more than 700 PDFs for AIMEE. The agent retrieves from that corpus. It does not browse the open web, and it is not a substitute for a teacher.
Only files MASS has placed in the AIMEE corpus. No student records, no unrelated drives, no live internet search.
A question pulls matching passages. The draft is supposed to cite those passages. If nothing relevant is found, the honest output is a refusal—not a fabricated lesson.
Notes, worksheets, and question sets are drafts. A teacher edits, accepts, or rejects before anything reaches a class.
AIMEE is not built to ingest a school’s live student data. Prompts and drafts in the prototype stay inside the MASS development environment. A school deployment would need a separate data agreement; that is not the current product.
Do not paste identifiable student work into AIMEE. The corpus is instructional PDFs, not a classroom archive.
The block below is a demonstration of format—how a retrieval reply is structured—not a live session log exported from production AIMEE. Genuine classroom use still requires a teacher to check the source and the task.
“Draft a 20-minute starter on photosynthesis. Use only our uploaded notes. Cite the page.”
“Plants convert light energy into chemical energy stored in glucose.” AIMEE is supposed to quote a passage like this, not invent a textbook.
The teacher keeps, edits, or discards the draft. AIMEE does not send materials to students in the current build.
A Telegram interface is on the roadmap so teachers can request drafts in a familiar chat. It is not shipped. There is no AIMEE bot to add today, and no student-facing chat.
AIMEE is a MASS education product in development. If you need a custom retrieval agent for your own documents, that is client work on the Agentic AI service—not a download of AIMEE.
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