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Agent Tutor is the supported Tutor1on1 application. Use it online in Chrome.

For students

Create a student account, find a course and request enrollment.

After teacher approval, open the course and choose a knowledge point. Read the material, then select Learn or Question.

Answer in the conversation. Use Easier or Harder to adjust the next question, and revisit the Mistake Book for review.

For teachers

Apply for a teacher account and choose your teaching subjects. After approval, create a course under Teaching → Courses.

Choose Upload course zip file, review added, changed and removed documents, then confirm the upload. Publish when the course is approved.

Approve enrollment requests, review student progress and conversations, set tutor instructions and pass rules, and manage study schedules.

Prepare a course ZIP

Use an external AI agent to prepare a course from PDF, PPT, Word or teaching notes. Review the outline first; check scanned text, formulas and answers before publication.

Put contents.txt at the ZIP root. Use dotted IDs such as 1 and 1.1, with a matching <id>_lecture.txt for each knowledge point. Optional question banks use <id>_easy.txt, <id>_medium.txt and <id>_hard.txt.

Upload the ZIP directly. The app validates prepared course files; source documents must be converted before uploading.

course.zip
  contents.txt
  context.txt
  1_lecture.txt
  1.1_lecture.txt
  1.1_easy.txt
  1.1_medium.txt
  1.1_hard.txt

Edit with the Agent

Open Teaching → Courses → Edit course and create a draft from the latest course. Choose a document, or create content or a question bank with an explicit difficulty.

Use AI edit content to request a proposal. Review the current and proposed text, then choose Add or Replace. Publish reviewed changes as a new version. Saved drafts are available on your other devices; existing conversations keep their course version.

Your account keeps your progress

The service saves accepted requests and completed learning results. If the connection drops, reopen the conversation to check its status. A running request can be cancelled; an interrupted conversation offers an explicit continuation.

Signing in on another device signs out the previous device. Work already accepted by the service continues. Clearing browser data does not delete your saved learning history.