Docere started as a coding education platform built in response to Minnesota's low computer science participation rate. Fewer than half of high schools offered CS courses. What began as a tutoring tool for coding quickly grew into a full intelligent learning agent that integrates directly with LMS platforms like Canvas and Moodle via LTI 1.3.                                                            

  Unlike raw LLMs like ChatGPT or Claude, Docere doesn't just answer questions. It remembers each student's learning history, adaptively picks teaching strategies using bandit algorithms, and scores its  own interactions to improve over time. Course materials, grades, and rosters are auto-pulled from the LMS so teachers set up nothing. Because Docere lives inside the LMS rather than beside it, it sees    what students are actually working on: their assignments, grades, deadlines, and course materials. Every response is grounded in real classroom context, not generic knowledge. The more it teaches, the  better it gets, and so do the students.