No AI permitted
Manual planning, source library, deadlines, and citation formatting from entered metadata.
AI analysis, synthesis, outlining, rewriting, and submission-ready prose.
Your institution and instructor decide what is permitted. Aido makes that policy a project setting that controls the available help—not a disclaimer hidden in the footer.
Research, evidence cards, section suggestions, minimal-change editing, citation verification.
Invented sources or data, detector bypass, false disclosure, automatic submission.
If the rule is unclear, Aido defaults conservatively and keeps drafting locked.
Manual planning, source library, deadlines, and citation formatting from entered metadata.
AI analysis, synthesis, outlining, rewriting, and submission-ready prose.
Brief explanation, research questions, keywords, source discovery, outline suggestions, and feedback.
Submission-ready paragraph drafting or rewriting beyond the permitted rules.
Research, evidence mapping, grounded section suggestions, editing, citation checks, and disclosure.
One-click papers, invented evidence, concealed assistance, and automatic submission.
The full guided workflow with process export and evaluation against any AI-use criteria.
Fabricated evidence, data, experience, or unreviewed autonomous submission.
Brief analysis, policy checklist, and manual research organization.
Draft generation until the student confirms what the assignment permits.
Aido focuses on verifiable decisions and authorship history instead of pretending a detector can decide who wrote a sentence.
Material claims open back to exact source passages, locators, access levels, and versions.
Typed, pasted, suggested, accepted, rejected, and edited actions form a readable history.
Suggestions never silently overwrite student work or advance through a high-impact gate.
The AI-use acknowledgement is based on logged actions and remains editable by the student.
Assignment files and derived data stay project-scoped and are not training material by default.
No humanizer, undetectable score, fabricated references, invented experience, or false declaration.
When a request crosses the line, Aido redirects the student to legitimate research planning, explanation, evidence organization, or revision coaching.
Aido supports responsible work that a student can explain, verify, and defend.