Changelog

The revision note generator is here. A run is started for a topic from the Agents panel; the generator reads the source documents, scopes the topic, lays out a blueprint, composes the note, reviews and repairs it and exports the result. The screen follows the run step by step, a stalled run recovers on its own, and a finished note is imported as a revision note in one click. The Agents panel is now open to the admins of every organization.

Revision notes can be published. A note is written and published in the editor, read by the student in the reader with per-user progress, and finished with recap sets. Reading completion is only marked once the save succeeds, and a failed save shows an inline error with a Retry button. Tutors can save notes on the topic paths they are competent in, and save and recap errors now appear in the user's language.

Learning rooms are here. A room is built from a revision note; it narrates the note, asks practice sets along the way, offers a chat area and tracks the student's progress. The step inspector derives the answer key from the question itself. The editor says out in the open when the source note changed after the copy; Publish is disabled for roles without the permission with the reason in a tooltip, and publish errors are in the user's language. Draft rooms are only open to their author; a student entering an unpublished room is sent out with a notice. A practice question can be answered again on a later run, room drawings are graded, answers survive a reload, and drawing feedback stays visible after grading.

Five activity question types arrived: matching, categorize, ordering, drawing and flashcard deck. Activities can earn partial credit, and fractional scores carry through answers, assessments and reports. The question list filters by question family, and the filter and pagination stay in step with sidebar and browser history navigation. Ordering validation errors show under the affected item, and the drawing background picker matches the upload area of the content and solution forms. Difficulty picks in the topic selector no longer reset when the form re-renders.

The curriculum hub and topic covers are here. The curriculum page lists the courses a student can reach as cards with cover art and recently studied topics as wide cards; sub-topics are listed as rows without banners or level labels. Topics take a landscape and a portrait cover image, and an organization can override a topic's name, order and covers for itself. Sibling topics now have unique short names.

Inline images in interactive PDFs open for students; only the uploader could see them before. Only SaksiAI and the root organization see publication management, interactive PDFs and blog management; elsewhere the links are hidden and the routes redirect to the organization home.

Answer keys are only shown to authorized viewers. Question answers and whether a choice is correct now only reach roles allowed to read the key; they never travel to the student side. Difficulty can be left empty for activity questions and imported questions without a rating.

Quizzes and exams let an activity answer be edited until the attempt ends. One shot is now a consequence of feedback: practice, learning rooms and content reveal the key at once, so there the answer stays final; a quiz or exam reveals nothing until the attempt is completed, so until then the arrangement is re-saved and re-graded like a chosen option. Ordering answers can be left half done and returned to, an untouched or cleared activity counts as empty rather than scoring zero, and saved ordering answers reappear after navigation and reload. Drawing and flashcard deck stay one shot everywhere.

Assessment rows were simplified. The difficulty badge, question count and the started/completed/time/score line are gone; the mock exam duration stays. Start, continue, view results and retake now sit in a column beside the title.

Lesson recording can be switched per match. The student and class match forms carry a recording switch; the setting is copied onto each session at booking and Zoom auto-recording follows it. Staff set a per-tutor default on the tutor profile, which seeds new matches and match-less intro sessions.

Group lesson recordings close for students and guardians one week after the lesson ended; the session tutor and oversight staff keep access.

The payment screens can be switched off per organization. While off, the organization's own staff do not see packages, installment rates, payments, subscriptions or the student credit ledger; the sidebar links are hidden and the routes redirect to the organization home. Platform admins are never affected.

The lesson request module can be switched off per organization. While off, the organization's students, guardians and staff no longer see lesson requests, the lists come back empty and no new request is accepted, the landing-page form included. The sidebar entries, the in-app request button and the related routes are hidden.

Tutor earnings can be hidden from organization staff. While off, organization admins and coordinators lose the tutor earnings screen, the earning card on the live session detail and the hourly tutor rate on matches and sessions. Platform admins and the tutors themselves are unaffected.

A denied media request no longer takes the server down. A single unauthorized image request could previously stop the whole server; it is now answered with a status code only.

Other organizations' sites no longer carry the Saksı AI tab title, meta description and favicon; the organization name is the default tab title. The True/False labels and the revision note editor strings are translated, and tables inside notes render the same way in previews, the reader and rooms.