Rocketproof includes AI agents that work on the same course, assignment, rubric and student evidence the platform already holds. Describe the simulation or assessment you want and an assistant drafts it. Ask how a course is going and another one answers from your own results. You review the draft, and you decide what students see and what a grade is.
The assistants are part of Rocketproof itself. Working from inside the platform has practical consequences for an instructor.
An assistant that drafts an assignment can use your course objectives and up to three documents you attach. An assistant that analyzes results reads the results Rocketproof already stores. You do not export data to a chat window and paste it back.
Each assistant runs as the signed-in user. Instructor assistants require an instructor role. Analysis and Mission Control read only courses you are allowed to view. The student Course Guide sees only the material made available to the course.
The assistants write drafts, suggestions and written analysis. An instructor saves an assignment, publishes a course, accepts a question set and releases a grade. None of the assistants does any of those on its own.
What an assistant builds runs through the same assignment types, rubrics and instructor review as everything else, so the transcripts, recordings and rubric evidence sit in one place.
Turns a conversation into an assignment or a simulation: the workflow, the scenario, the persona, the questions and the settings.
Works beside the assignment form. It sees the form as you have edited it and suggests changes to specific fields.
Plans modules, assignments and rubrics for a course from a brief and up to three supporting documents.
Drafts rubric criteria and performance levels from a description of the task.
Drafts question sets for an assignment or for your question bank.
Answers questions about how a course, an assignment or a single submission went, using the results Rocketproof holds.
Answers questions across all of your courses: performance, submissions, review status, confidence ratings and rubric trends.
Two student-facing assistants are part of the platform. Neither one can change a grade.
A per-course assistant that you configure and publish. It answers student questions from the material you make available to the course.
After an assessment is evaluated, a student can talk through the feedback and what to work on.
An instructor in a nursing course writes: “I want students to take a history from a patient who has chest discomfort and downplays it. They should have twelve minutes.” The assignment assistant returns a draft with a title, student instructions, an AI persona with a brief for how the patient behaves and what the patient withholds, a goal, a time limit and a starter rubric. The instructor rewrites the patient’s history, changes two rubric criteria, marks the assignment as practice and publishes it. Every one of those decisions is the instructor’s.
Yes. Rocketproof includes AI assistants for instructors that draft assignments, simulations, rubrics, question sets and course structures, and that answer questions about course and submission results. Students have a per-course Course Guide and a Study Coach. The assistants draft and advise. An instructor saves, publishes and grades. Rocketproof does not currently offer an MCP server or a public API for connecting external assistants.
Built-in AI agents in RocketproofYes. For a role-play or guided conversation, the instructor gives the AI a name, a role, instructions for how it behaves and what it may reveal, a greeting, the student’s goal, and optionally a voice and an avatar image. Instructors can write these directly or ask the built-in assistant to draft them.
Build a persona and scenarioNo. Rocketproof conducts the conversation and prepares draft analysis. The instructor reviews the transcript, adjusts the scores and decides what is released. The built-in assistants draft and advise, and they do not grade.
Request a pilot to build your first assessment or simulation with the assistants inside Rocketproof.
