Virgil, on campus
Every class, handled.
Syllabus in, semester organized, one workspace per class, with a guide who does the work with you, inside your school's rules. Not a chatbot in a browser tab: Virgil works in your real folders, writes real files, and asks before changing anything.
Step 1 · The setup
Each class is a project.
A project is just a folder on your computer. Readings, notes, drafts, deadlines, all in one place. Open it, and Virgil knows exactly which class you mean.
PSYCH 240
Cognitive Psychology
14 files · board · weekly
Next: Reading response, Thu
AI policy: research + feedback
ECON 101
Principles of Economics
9 files · board · notes
Next: Problem set 4, Fri
AI policy: allowed with citation
ENGLISH 225
Academic Argumentation
21 files · drafts · sources
Next: Essay 2 outline, Mon
AI policy: outlines only
SI 110
Intro to Information
11 files · group project
Next: Team slides, Wed
AI policy: open use, logged
Step 2 · Day one
Drop the syllabus in.
Virgil reads it the way you were always going to get around to.
Virgil asks before it acts. You approve the plan, then it does the work.
Step 3 · Staying on top of it
The syllabus becomes a board.
Every deliverable, as a card you can move. Finished work checks itself off against the files in your project.
Problem set 5
Due Oct 24Midterm 2 study guide
Exam Nov 18Final paper proposal
Due Nov 3Reading response 6
Due ThursdayGroup slides, section 3
Review WedProblem set 4
Reading response 5
Midterm 1
Step 4 · The calm version of Sunday night
Your week, laid out.
Virgil does not just list the week, it sequences it. Reading lands before the quiz, slides get finished before the team review, and the heaviest work goes where you actually have time.
Mon
Essay 2 outline
ENGLISH 225
Reading: ch. 7
PSYCH 240
Tue
Quiz 4
ECON 101
Wed
Team slides review
SI 110
Office hours, 3 pm
PSYCH 240
Thu
Reading response 6
PSYCH 240
Fri
Problem set 5
ECON 101
Virgil's plan
Ch. 7 reading moved to Monday so it lands before Tuesday's quiz. Slides wrap Tuesday night ahead of Wednesday's team review. Friday stays clear for the problem set, your longest task this week.
Step 5 · Academic integrity
Your professor's AI policy, built in.
Most AI tools ask you to remember the rules. Virgil enforces them. Drop the course AI policy into the project, straight from the syllabus, and every session is held to it. Different rules per class: PSYCH 240 allows AI research help, ENGLISH 225 doesn't. Each project knows its own policy.
Compliance barrier
Require explicit approval before each session starts.
Policies · ENGL225_syllabus_AI_policy.pdf
· Never write final prose. Outlines and feedback only.
· Every source gets a real citation I can verify.
· Flag anything that needs my own analysis.
Virgil refuses clear violations and flags work that gets close to a line. Every approval is a receipt, logged to audit.jsonl, so you can show your professor exactly what you did and what Virgil did.
Step 6 · Sources and references
Research that shows its work.
Sources saved as real files, every claim tied to a citation you can open and check. No invented references, nothing lost in a chat scroll.
| File | Added |
| lit-summary.docx | just now |
| references.docx | just now |
| sources/baddeley-2019.pdf | just now |
| sources/mueller-oppenheimer.pdf | just now |
| final-paper-outline.docx | Tuesday |
Step 7 · Deliverables
Papers, spreadsheets, slides. Real files.
Virgil writes into documents that live in your folder and open in the tools your class already requires.
Step 8 · Group projects
Group work without the group chat chaos.
Sync a project to the web and invite your team. Same files, same board. "Who has the latest version" stops being a question.
AI is not going anywhere. Virgil points it at professional output.
Real files, real citations, a record of the work. Built on today's reasoning models, tied to none of them. Whichever model leads next semester, Virgil runs on it.
Students who learn to direct AI this way graduate with the skill every employer is hiring for: not prompting a chatbot, running real work.
What it costs
Free
Try Virgil with your first project. No card, no trial clock.
$20 a month
Every feature, every specialist agent, all your classes. $199 a year if you'd rather pay once. No per-agent charges.
Your AI, your call
Virgil runs on the AI you choose: Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, Grok, and whatever comes next. Plug in your own key and pay the provider directly, usually cents per session, or buy Engine credits inside Virgil. Either way you see the usage.
Your files, your machine
Your files stay on your machine, your keys stay yours, and nothing you write trains anyone's model.
The packet
Showing a professor, an advisor, or IT? Hand them these.
The semester is not going to organize itself.
Drop the syllabus in and see. Free to start, Mac and Windows.
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