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The agent reads regulations, wiki and documents and answers in a sentence. Every statement links to the passage it came from.
No. Phones must stay switched off in your bag, which is left outside the room 1. Violations count as a failed exam 2.
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- Every answer shows the document it came from.
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- Internal content is only visible to people who are logged in and allowed to see it.
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The questions that really matter before you start.
The CampusHub Agent is an AI assistant for school knowledge. It answers questions about wikis, regulations, calendars, Academy articles and shared documents with visible sources.
Yes. CampusHub is free for students and student organisations. Getting started shouldn't fail because a budget or IT project has to be organised first.
No, not for the first start. Members authenticate with their school email. The school can still be involved later for official integrations.
Because knowledge and productivity come together: handovers, wiki, events, votes, boards, chat, members and finances sit in one system instead of scattered chats and spreadsheets.
Any AI can be wrong. That's why the product is built on sources, clear citations and role permissions. Critical answers should always be traceable.
No. The public Academy is visible to Google and AI. Private school documents stay in the app, protected by roles and permissions.