Aurora agents: hand it off, and they do the whole job

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AURORA AGENTS · EARLY ACCESS

What if the whole job did itself?

A one-minute story of handing off a big job to an agent that keeps working until it’s done. It plays by itself. No sound.

Aurora agents · Early access

Hand it off. Aurora agents do the whole job.

Ask in the Aurora chat you already use. A big request becomes an agent that keeps working after you close the panel, for hours or days, and reports back in the same conversation. By default, you see every send or change before it happens.

See what they can do
Illustration. Prepare the January group from this spreadsheet, and draft follow-up messages for me to review. Aurora hands the job to Dave. On the People page beside the chat, Dave reads the spreadsheet, matches 15 existing accounts, prepares 3 new ones and 18 enrolments, then asks: “Add 3 learners, enrol 18 and send the welcome email”. Once approved, the welcome email is sent. Follow-up messages remain drafts for you to review before sending.Illustration with synthetic data.
Watch them work

A week with your agents. You only step in for the yes.

Four jobs running side by side. Each agent gets on with its work, waits when it should, and brings you the decisions that are yours to make.

MonTueWedThuFriDaveEnrolling the January group18 enrolled · invites sent4 follow-ups sent after approvalFollow-up report preparedPriyaBringing back old enquiries120 emails sent after approval14 replies sorted3 replies sent2 calls booked after approval2 people said yesNeeds youJoMarking Unit 340 submissions in2 held by similarity checksJordan approved 38 marks6 selected for second markingSamTerm 1 moderation samplePicked a sample of 36Sample sentReminder sent after approval
Illustration with synthetic data: four agents across a week. Dave enrols the January group, Priya brings back old enquiries, Jo marks Unit 3 for Jordan and Sam runs the moderation sample. Each stops for a person before anything is sent, enrolled or approved.
Jobs by role

Give it a name. Give it the job.

Every agent has a first name, so you always know who is doing what. Here’s what people hand off.

Hand off the admin that eats your week.

  • Dave · Working

    Enrol a group from a spreadsheet

    Prepares accounts and enrolments, then drafts follow-up messages for review. You confirm the people to add and any messages to send.

    Asks you before: adding learners, sending invitations and follow-ups

  • Priya · Needs you

    Bring back old enquiries

    Prepares a campaign for your connected mailbox, sorts replies and drafts invitations or enrolments for review.

    Asks you before: each email, booking and enrolment

  • Sam · Waiting

    Set up a moderation sample

    Prepares a sample of marked work, routes it after approval and drafts reminders for your review.

    Asks you before: sending the work and the reminders

  • Ellie · Waiting

    Check who’s falling behind

    Reviews the progress you can see and prepares a friendly nudge for you to check before sending.

    Asks you before: the audience and messages

  • Omar · Done

    Arrange a catch-up call

    Uses the learners you select, checks available times and prepares a catch-up invitation for review.

    Asks you before: the booking and invitation

  • Grace · Working

    Write the board report

    Pulls enrolments, progress and results into a short report with charts.

    Asks you before: sharing it with anyone

Available now

Aurora already does a lot of this. Agents take it further.

These are in EduMark today. Agents join them up into one job that runs for days, with a name you can ask about.

  • Available now

    Routines

    A Monday marking plan, a Friday recap, or a ping when learners need attention. Anything it writes stops at a draft for you.

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    Reminders that send later

    Review a reminder’s wording, audience and schedule before approving it. Scheduled sends use that approved template and audience rule; new generated wording stays a draft.

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    Work that carries on

    Longer requests keep running in the background while you get on with other pages.

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    Add learners from a spreadsheet

    Attach the file and Aurora lines up every person for you to confirm. Invitations only go if you say so.

  • Available now

    A drafted mark for every answer

    Aurora drafts marks and feedback against your criteria. A named person approves every question before release.

  • Available now

    Charts from your files

    Attach a spreadsheet and Aurora runs the numbers in a sealed sandbox with no internet, then draws the chart.

Ask anything

A question in. A real answer out.

Ask about your own organisation. Aurora works out the answer from your data, shows its working and draws the chart.

  • Only what you can see

    Aurora reads your organisation’s data, limited to what you’re allowed to see.

  • Real code, locked down

    It writes and runs code in a sealed sandbox with no internet, then shows you the code.

  • Answers you can keep

    It draws the chart and can turn the result into a page your team can use.

Which courses have the most learners behind on their work this term?
Ran code · 4 tables · 2,318 rowsShow the code
behind = (submissions
    .merge(enrolments, on="learner_id")
    .query("due_date < today and not handed_in")
    .groupby("course").learner_id.nunique()
    .sort_values(ascending=False))
bar_chart(behind.head(5))
Learners behind on work, by course
  1. Level 3 Business Administration42 learners
  2. Level 2 Team Leading31 learners
  3. Level 2 Customer Service24 learners
  4. Level 5 Leadership17 learners
  5. Level 3 HR Practice9 learners

Level 3 Business Administration has the most: 42 learners, mostly on Unit 5.

Turn this into a page
Illustration with synthetic data: Aurora answering a question with code and a chart.
You stay in control

You choose how much it asks.

“Ask before actions” is the default and shows you every send or change first. “Full access” goes ahead after a 5-second countdown you can cancel. Some things always need a person.

The default. You see every send or change before it happens.

  • Look things upWho hasn’t signed in yet?Goes ahead
  • DraftA reminder, a report, a planGoes ahead
  • Change somethingMove a session, update detailsAsks you first
  • SendAn email or a messageAsks you first
  • PublishAn assignment or announcementAsks you first
  • Add learnersConfirm the roster and new accountsAsks you first
  • DeleteAnything at allAlways a person
  • Spend moreGoing over the job’s credit limitAlways a person
  • Marks and resultsApproving marks, releasing resultsAlways a person
  • It runs as you

    An agent can never do more than the person who started it.

  • It reads, never obeys

    Emails, uploads and web pages are information, never instructions.

  • A receipt for everything

    Every action leaves a receipt in the chat, with undo where possible.

  • Outside content keeps review on

    After reading outside content, the next consequential action waits for your approval even with Full access.

  • Stop it any time

    Pause or stop any agent from the Agents tab, mid-job.

Agents can hand their results to Aurora apps, the screens Aurora builds for your team.

Questions about Aurora agents

What is an Aurora agent?

It’s Aurora doing a whole job for you. You ask in the Aurora chat, and a big request becomes an agent with a first name that keeps working after you close the panel, for hours or days, and reports back in the same conversation.

Is it a separate app?

No. It’s the same Aurora chat you already use. Running agents show as small faces in EduMark’s top bar, and the Agents tab in the Aurora panel lists every job.

Will an agent release marks or results?

No. An agent can draft marks and feedback, but a named person approves every mark, and releasing results always needs a person.

What can an agent never do on its own?

Delete anything, go over the job’s credit limit, approve marks or release results. Those always need a person, whichever setting you choose.

What if an email tells it to do something?

It won’t. Text from emails, uploads and web pages is read as information and never obeyed. Agents only take instructions from the person who started the job.

Can learners use agents for their assessed work?

No. Learners can get a study plan, quizzes and a call booked with their tutor, but an agent never writes work that will be marked.

Can I use Aurora agents today?

Aurora agents are in early access. Book a call and we’ll show you agents working on the kind of jobs your team does.

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