Assessments
Smart tools for authoring assessments.
A collection of Graffiticode-powered smart tools for creating, rendering, and deploying interactive assessments. Built for assessment authors, education content publishers, and the AI agents that work alongside them.
What it is
Assessments is an Artcompiler toolset under the Education domain. Every smart tool in the Assessments toolset is one Graffiticode language wrapped by a specialized AI, exposed to agents through MCP, and rendered through an embeddable runtime. The toolset's strongest proof point is integration with Learnosity at scale.
How it works
- Domain language — every smart tool in Assessments is built around a domain-specific language designed for assessment authoring.
- Specialized AI — each tool ships with an AI trained on its language; agents describe assessments in natural language and the AI generates valid code.
- Embeddable runtime — assessments render through a shared embeddable runtime, so they can be dropped into any host application.
Assessments Are More Than Single Question Types
A modern assessment item is rarely one question. It combines interactions — a spreadsheet next to a diagram, a data table with a free response — each with its own platform constraints. Authoring this by hand is where most tools break down.
Each smart tool in the Assessments toolset translates author intent into high-fidelity assessment items using an auditable domain language. Composition, transparency, and validation are built in.
Why Assessments
- AI-native. Generate complex items with an agent instead of clicking through an authoring UI.
- Structured. Assessments are code — composable, reviewable, version-controlled.
- Embeddable. One definition renders through a shared embeddable runtime, deployable on Learnosity today and other platforms tomorrow.
- Safe. Every output is validated and platform-compliant before it ships.
If you're an assessment content publisher or building agents that author assessments, get in touch: jeff@artcompiler.com.
Learn more about Artcompiler — the company building this toolset — and Graffiticode — the open-source platform that powers it.