ZYK Chat · 智聊
Private multi-model educational chat with role-aware access, subject modes, approved knowledge sources and institution-defined controls.
The proposed ZYK architecture combines user-facing AI applications with approved school knowledge, assessment services, governance controls, model choice and integration. Models can change over time while the institution keeps control of identity, policy, data and educational workflows.
Private multi-model educational chat with role-aware access, subject modes, approved knowledge sources and institution-defined controls.
Governed image, video and media creation for educational use, with review and AI-generated-content labelling workflows where appropriate.
OCR, document analysis, writing feedback, extraction and question-generation workflows operating within school-controlled environments.
Pronunciation practice, speech, audiobook and language-learning workflows, with sensitive capabilities subject to explicit policy and consent.
Curriculum-aligned coding assistance for Python, JavaScript, C++ and other languages approved by the institution.
Bounded assistants for defined institutional roles such as admissions, counselling, library, IT helpdesk, HR and finance.
A proposed institutional RAG and knowledge layer for approved curriculum, rubrics, policies, handbooks, procedures and school resources. Its job is to govern what institutional information an AI experience can retrieve and cite.
Explore ZYK Knowledge →A proposed assessment layer covering diagnostic, placement, internal and mock testing; question banks; listening and speaking workflows; AI-assisted feedback; progress analytics and future adaptive testing.
Explore ZYK Assess →Shared class folders, teacher-team spaces and role-aware collaboration can organise AI workflows around real classes and departments rather than isolated personal accounts.
Future workflows may support parent-facing explanations, consent, AI-literacy resources and appropriate learning or usage information. A parent portal should not be presented as a completed product until validated.
Beyond LMS, SSO and APIs, institutions may need deeper student-information, management-information, roster or examination-system integration according to scope.
The Voice direction preserves real-time translation as a possible capability. Supported languages, latency, accuracy and educational suitability require independent validation.
Earlier concepts included voice cloning. Any implementation should be treated as high-risk: explicit consent, revocability, restricted purposes and institutional controls rather than default availability.
Analyze can preserve similarity and academic-integrity support workflows, but outputs should remain evidence for educator review rather than authoritative declarations of plagiarism.
Control is the proposed administrative layer for people and institutional policy: users, roles, permitted capabilities, quotas, audit, consent, retention, filtering, approval workflows and operational visibility.
Explore ZYK Control →The Gateway is the proposed technical routing layer behind approved experiences. It selects or restricts model endpoints according to task, data policy, approved-model status, capacity and performance rules defined by the institution.
Explore AI Gateway →The distinction matters: Control answers who may do what under which institutional rules; the Gateway answers which approved model endpoint may serve that authorised request. Neither replaces the infrastructure layer that actually hosts or connects to models.
The goal is to avoid rebuilding the school experience around every new model release. Models and serving technology can evolve while identity, policy, knowledge and workflows remain stable.
Role-based access, SSO, roster, LMS, API, database and—where appropriate—SIS/MIS integrations can connect approved AI workflows to existing institutional systems according to project scope.
Monitoring, backups, updates, performance management, lifecycle planning and support make the platform an ongoing institutional service rather than a one-time server purchase.
Explore infrastructure →Knowledge, Assess, Control and AI Gateway are content-v2 product architecture concepts. Class/parent workspaces, SIS/MIS integration, real-time translation, voice cloning and similarity assistance are preserved earlier or extension concepts. Until implementation status is validated, all should be treated as product-development directions rather than fully launched capabilities.