An Editable First Draft You Can Reopen
Create a named assistant for a teaching purpose and open its saved revision-one draft. Continue editing the definition, behavior, and source selection before previewing and publishing it.
ClassLattice Assistants
Build Versioned, Vault-Grounded Assistants for a Defined Teaching Purpose
Create reusable instructional assistants with pinned sources, explicit behavior, answer-withholding rules, and teacher-controlled publication.
Why this workflow stays connected
Start with a named teaching purpose and selected Vault sources, save an editable assistant draft, and return to its exact revision. Preview its behavior before publication and keep the source grounding and answer-withholding rules available for review.
Core capabilities
Vault-Grounded Context
Select authorized curriculum and artifact revisions so the assistant’s available context is deliberate and inspectable.
Answer-Withholding Policy
Configure learner-facing guidance to ask questions, offer hints, and support reflection without completing the assigned response.
Preview and Publish
Test the exact assistant revision before making it available, then retain the revision used by an activity.
Workflow comparison
| Capability | Disconnected workflow | ClassLattice |
|---|---|---|
| Definition | Mutable prompt | Versioned assistant record |
| Grounding | Broad or implicit context | Selected Vault revisions |
| Learner answers | Direct completion may be allowed | Explicit answer-withholding policy |
| Publication | Share immediately | Teacher preview and publish control |
Frequently asked questions
Can an assistant use my curriculum materials?
Yes. Teachers can select authorized Vault sources and revisions as grounding context for the assistant.
Can I stop an assistant from completing student work?
Yes. Learner-facing assistants can use an explicit answer-withholding policy focused on hints, questions, and reflection.