EasyAI is an AI agent that works alongside you on your course. Describe what you want in plain language — a new section, a rewritten paragraph, questions to test a page — and it does the work, showing you its plan first so nothing changes until you approve it.

There are three ways to reach it, and they all lead to the same conversation.

Click EasyAI in the top header to open the chat panel on the right. Use this when you want to start a request from scratch, or pick up where you left off.

The conversation stays with the course. Close the panel, reopen it, or reload the page — it's still there.

Find it in the toolbar at the end of every page, for adding something new.

Type a prompt describing what you want to create. You can dictate the information directly and provide supporting files to get more detailed and accurate results.

The AI agent will open to build the required content in the chat on the right.

Click any content block to select Edit with AI, for changing something that already exists in the course. Then, type a prompt with the changes you'd like to make in the course or choose the quick prompts available depending on the block you're editting.

However you got there, the EasyAI agent works the same way:

The chat always shows what it's working on. This is the single most important thing to understand about the agent: it acts on whatever is in context.

What's in context depends on how you arrived. Coming in through Edit with AI puts that block in context. Coming in any other way puts the current page in context.

You can change it at any time by clicking a different block or image. For images, the chat shows a thumbnail of the exact one selected, so there's no doubt about which you mean.

Type your request into the prompt box ("Tell EasyAI what you'd like to create or change…"), up to 1000 characters.

You can also use:

Be as specific as you'd be briefing a colleague. "Make this page better" gives the agent very little to work with. "Rewrite this page to be more concise and add a knowledge check at the end" gives it a clear brief.

For anything beyond a trivial one-line edit, EasyAI replies with a Proposed plan — a short list of the steps it intends to take — and waits. Nothing in your course changes yet.

Read it over. If it's not what you meant, click Cancel and rephrase, or reply in the chat with a correction. If it looks right, click Approve, and the agent will start working.

Very small, unambiguous edits sometimes skip the plan and apply directly — including most Edit with AI quick prompts. You can still undo those if needed.

The chat shows progress as it goes: "Thinking," "Making edits," "Updating an image." A Stop button lets you interrupt partway through.

Meanwhile, on the canvas:

You don't have to stay on the page being edited. Navigate elsewhere in the course if you like — just come back to review once it's done.

When the agent finishes, the chat summarizes what it did as a set of chips, one per change ("Image — Added," for example).

From there you can:

Two controls sit at the top of the chat:

The agent can build structure, create and edit content, work from your own documents, and answer questions about your course.

Click on the tabs below to learn more about each possibility.