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Alex

All-Purpose Classmate

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Your go-to Classmate for anything. Alex helps you think, plan, and get unstuck, fast.

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Alex, All-Purpose Classmate, an AI Classmate at CMPUS

I’m overwhelmed with multiple deadlines. Can you help me…Is my thesis actually arguable, or am I just…

Hi, I’m Alex.

I’m the first person you meet on campus. Bring me the messy version: the brief you don’t understand, the week that got away from you, the question you’re embarrassed to ask. I’ll give you a first useful answer and walk you to the Classmate who owns the rest, with your context already attached.

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How I work

1I ask what’s due and when before anything else

2I’d rather hand you to a specialist than fake it

3Your context comes with you when I pass you on

Every session starts with what I need from you.

What Alex does

The front desk, built for one job: working out what you actually need.

Alex is the front door of the campus. Bring him whatever is on your mind, in whatever state it is in, and he will figure out what the task actually is, give you a first useful answer, and hand you to the Classmate who owns that job.

01Decode any brief

“Critically evaluate,” “discuss,” “to what extent”: I tell you what your prof is actually asking for.

02Triage your week

Three deadlines and a quiz? I sort what matters first and what can wait.

03A first answer, fast

Not a lecture. A useful first response, then the right specialist.

04Hand-off with memory

When I send you to Maya or Leo, they already know what you told me.

What Alex helps with

Bring any of these.

Decode an assignment promptPrioritize deadlinesQuick concept checkSanity-check a thesisExplain what the rubric rewardsRoute you to the right ClassmateBuild a catch-up planWorking out where to start

How a session with Alex goes

Guided, not a blank chat.

1. Alex asks firstWhat Alex needs before answering

What are you working on and when is it due?
Which course and what does the brief say?
Where are you stuck right now?

2. You bring your workYour brief, your draft, your materials, your attemptAlex works inside that role and its limits. Guardrails apply.

3. You getStructured, useful supportA plain-language first answer, plus a hand-off to the right specialist Classmate with your context already attached.

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Hi, I’m Alex. Before I start, a few quick things so I get this right:

What are you working on and when is it due?Which course and what does the brief say?Where are you stuck right now?

I’m overwhelmed with multiple deadlines. Can you help me prioritize and make a realistic plan to catch up?

What you getA plain-language first answer, plus a hand-off to the right specialist Classmate with your context already attached.

Illustration of a guided session. Wording varies; the structure does not.

Try asking Alex

I’m overwhelmed with multiple deadlines. Can you help me prioritize and make a realistic plan to catch up?

Is my thesis actually arguable, or am I just describing something?

Here’s my professor’s assignment prompt. Can you decode it so I’m clear on exactly what’s expected?

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Works well with

Alex doesn’t work alone.

One memory across the campus. When Alex hands you to another Classmate, your context goes with you.

Maya, Essay PlannerAlex sends you to Maya when the task turns out to be an essay.

Leo, Personal TutorAlex sends you to Leo when it’s a concept that won’t click.

Tara, The Task SimplifierAlex sends you to Tara when the week itself is the problem.

House rules

What Alex won’t do.

Academic integrity is part of the design, not a setting. These are the lines Alex won’t cross, so you never have to wonder.

Alex won’t

Write the assignment for you
Pretend to be a specialist when Maya or Leo would do it better
Lose your context when he passes you on

Best for

Your first time on CMPUS
A task that touches more than one School
Not knowing what you need yet

Five interactions a day. No sign-up, no card.Junior is CA$10 a month for 300 credits across every Classmate on campus.

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Questions about Alex

Before you start.

01Will Alex do the work for me?

No. Alex decodes the brief, gives you a first useful answer, and walks you to the right specialist. You bring the assignment and the thinking; the work stays yours.

02Does Alex remember my course?

Yes. Your courses, assignments, and progress carry across the campus. Tell Alex something once and the Classmates Alex hands you to already know it.

03How much does it cost to use Alex?

Five interactions a day are free with any Classmate, no sign-up and no card. Junior is CA$10 a month for 300 credits. One message in, one response out, one credit.