Advanced Agent Features
Knobase agents go far beyond simple question-and-answer interactions. With advanced capabilities, educators can design agents that support interactive, personalized, and multimodal learning experiences tailored to diverse classroom needs.
Written By Christopher Lee
Last updated 10 months ago
Why It Matters
✅ Transforms agents into active learning companions, not just passive responders.
✅ Supports differentiated instruction and personalized feedback.
✅ Enables cross-disciplinary learning, creativity, and deeper engagement.


Advanced Features Overview
Prompt-Based Scoring & Feedback
Agents can evaluate student prompts or submissions and offer rubric-aligned feedback.
Useful for writing tasks, project drafts, and inquiry-based learning.
Multimodal Input Support
Students can submit text, images, PDFs, or even whiteboard drawings.
Agents respond with context-aware feedback based on visual or written content.
Real-Time Analytics
Teachers can view student interaction trends, common queries, and engagement levels.
Helps identify learning gaps and tailor instruction accordingly.
Customizable Tone & Style
Agents adapt their language, tone, and visual style based on age group or subject.
Supports inclusive and age-appropriate communication.
Role-Specific Behavior
Agents can be trained to behave like:
A Math Tutor that guides without giving direct answers.
A Curriculum Designer that knows your school’s syllabus.
A Lower Primary Assistant that explains in simple terms and friendly tone.
Safety & Escalation System
Prompts containing extreme or inappropriate content are automatically flagged.
Ensures responsible AI usage and protects student well-being.

Examples of Rich Interactions
🧑🎓 A student uploads a science diagram and asks, “Did I label this correctly?”
→ The agent checks against the curriculum and responds with targeted feedback.🧑🏫 A teacher asks, “Can you help me design a formative assessment for Year 7 History?”
→ The agent suggests question formats, learning outcomes, and rubric criteria.🧑💼 An admin staff member asks, “What’s our policy on leave applications?”
→ The agent retrieves the relevant section from the staff handbook.