Ask Internote knows what you're reading — the topic, the scene, the context — and works from there to guide you toward understanding, not just hand you the answer.
No pasting. No explaining where you are. Ask reads the internote with you — the topic, the notation used, the specific examples already on the page — and starts from there. Every answer is grounded in the content in front of you.
Ask doesn't recite the answer. It questions, rephrases, and challenges until the understanding is yours. Guided thinking — not given answers.
Ask opens from within every internote. The conversation is grounded in the content in front of you — not a blank chat window you have to fill in yourself.
Ask has access to your display name and the content of the internote you're reading — nothing else. No account details, no email, nothing beyond the current page.
Mathematics, physics, chemistry, history, literature, computer science — if an internote exists on a topic, Ask can help you work through it.
An AI tutor built into every internote. It reads what you're studying — the topic, the notation, the specific examples on the current page — and works from there to guide you toward understanding. Its focus is on helping you build the understanding yourself, not on delivering finished explanations.
A general chatbot starts from a blank context and has no particular reason to be safe for learning. Ask is built specifically for education — it starts from the internote you're reading, knows the topic, the notation, and which section you're on, and shapes its responses to guide understanding rather than just deliver answers. It also runs a separate, model-independent safety check on every response: the safeguards aren't just instructions given to the AI, but an independent layer on top of it. And it stays scoped to what you're studying — it won't engage with content unrelated to the internote in front of you.
It depends on what you're asking. For straightforward clarifications, Ask explains directly. For problems you're working through, it tends to lead with questions and hints rather than solutions — the goal is understanding that belongs to you, not a response you can copy. It can explain why things work, not just what they are.
Ask can see your display name and the content of the internote you're reading — that's the context it works from. It doesn't have access to your account details, email, or anything else. Ask has no memory of previous conversations when you return to an internote. Anonymised chat messages may be reviewed to improve the service.
Ask is in private beta. Access is granted directly — there's no waitlist or request form. We'll announce when it opens more broadly.