Extract the academic move
Identify whether the student must analyze, compare, evaluate, apply, synthesize, recommend, or propose—not merely discuss a topic.
Critically compareEvaluate limitsApply to case
Aido's assignment-first advantageKnow what earns the marks
Know what earns the marks
before spending the words.
Aido reads the brief and rubric together, turns them into an editable requirement matrix, surfaces conflicts, and maps every confirmed criterion into the outline.
Assignment brief.pdf8 pagesRubric.pdf2 pages
REQUIREMENTS FOUND8
NEEDS REVIEW1
RUBRIC COVERAGE75%
Critically compare two leadership theoriesBrief p. 2 · Analysis · 30% of rubric
ConfirmedConflicting word countsBrief: 2,000 words · Rubric: 2,500 words
The brief becomes structured project data
No critical instruction should live only inside a PDF.
Every extracted item stays editable, anchored to its source, and visible through research, outlining, drafting, and review.
Surface uncertainty early
Show conflicting documents, unreadable pages, ambiguous wording, and low-confidence extraction instead of quietly guessing.
Ask your lecturer which word count applies.
Make confirmation collaborative
Edit Aido's interpretation, add missing instructions, and acknowledge unresolved ambiguity before the project advances.
6 items confirmed2 still need your review
RUBRIC-MAPPED OUTLINE2,000 words allocated
1
Introduction and positionDefine · Establish thesis
200 words2
Comparative analysisCompare · Evaluate · 3 evidence cards
650 wordsR1
Critical analysis · 30%Mapped to section 2
3
Case applicationApply · Qualify · 2 evidence cards
550 words4
Implications and conclusionSynthesize · Recommend
600 wordsFrom criteria to structure
Give every mark a planned home.
Each outline section carries a purpose, analytical move, target claims, evidence links, requirement mappings, and word budget.
- Flag criteria with no section
- Flag descriptive sections where analysis is required
- Show claims with weak or missing evidence
- Catch unrealistic word allocations
A mandatory confirmation gate
Research begins after the task is understood.
This gate is the core difference between an assignment workspace and a generic AI writer.
Brief and rubricStudent confirmationResearch and outline
Understand the task before writing
Turn the brief into a plan you can inspect.
Every requirement anchored. Every criterion mapped. Every important decision confirmed by you.