# Teach Anything

> Turn your course materials into an AI teaching assistant that answers your students' questions — no coding required.

## For Instructors

- [Getting started](https://teachanything.ai/docs/instructors): What Teach Anything does for instructors, how to get an account, and the four steps to a working assistant.
- [Create a chatbot](https://teachanything.ai/docs/instructors/create-a-chatbot): Name your assistant, write its instructions, and pick how it answers — a walkthrough of every setting on the create form.
- [Upload course materials](https://teachanything.ai/docs/instructors/upload-materials): Which file types work, how uploading works, and how your assistant turns documents into answers.
- [Add website content](https://teachanything.ai/docs/instructors/add-website-content): Let your assistant learn from a course website by crawling its pages, with controls for how deep and how far it goes.
- [Attach materials to a chatbot](https://teachanything.ai/docs/instructors/attach-materials): Uploaded files and web sources live in your library — this is the step that connects them to a particular assistant so it can answer from them.
- [Choose an open-source LLM](https://teachanything.ai/docs/instructors/choose-a-model): Teach Anything runs on open-source LLMs. Here is what each one is good at, so you can pick the model that fits your subject.
- [Customize your assistant](https://teachanything.ai/docs/instructors/customize): Tune the tone, pick an LLM, control max tokens and temperature, and decide whether answers cite their sources.
- [Share and embed](https://teachanything.ai/docs/instructors/share-and-embed): Give students a direct link or paste a ready-made snippet to add the assistant to your course website.
- [Review conversations](https://teachanything.ai/docs/instructors/review-conversations): Read, search, and learn from every anonymized conversation students have with your assistant.
- [Export chat records](https://teachanything.ai/docs/instructors/export-chat-records): Download student conversations — with quiz results — as a searchable web page, a spreadsheet, or plain text.
- [Account and privacy](https://teachanything.ai/docs/instructors/account-and-privacy): How accounts are approved, what happens to your materials, and how to delete your account and data.

## For Students

- [Using your course assistant](https://teachanything.ai/docs/students): What the course assistant is, how to open it, and what to expect when you ask a question.
- [Asking good questions](https://teachanything.ai/docs/students/asking-good-questions): Simple habits that get you clearer, more useful answers from your course assistant.
- [Understanding the answers](https://teachanything.ai/docs/students/understanding-answers): How to read the sources behind an answer, what to do when the assistant doesn't know, and why checking still matters.
- [Quiz yourself](https://teachanything.ai/docs/students/quizzes): How to ask the assistant to quiz you, and how the interactive practice quizzes work.

## Tutorials

- [Instructor Tutorials](https://teachanything.ai/docs/tutorials): Follow-along walkthroughs that take you from an empty account to a working, shared course assistant.
- [Build your first course assistant](https://teachanything.ai/docs/tutorials/first-assistant): A complete walkthrough — sign in, create an assistant, add materials, test it, and share it with students.
- [Turn your syllabus into a Q&A assistant](https://teachanything.ai/docs/tutorials/from-your-syllabus): A five-minute quick win — upload one document and let it answer the logistics questions students ask most.
- [Add your assistant to your course website](https://teachanything.ai/docs/tutorials/embed-on-your-site): Put a chat button on your course site or LMS so students can ask questions without leaving the page.

## Agent resources

- [llms-full.txt](https://teachanything.ai/docs/llms-full.txt): The full Markdown of every page in one file.
- [Page Markdown](https://teachanything.ai/docs/index.md): Append `.md` to any page URL to fetch that page as raw Markdown.
- [JSON API](https://teachanything.ai/docs/api/docs/pages.json): Page index of the JSON docs API; each entry links the page's JSON and Markdown forms. Described by the OpenAPI document at https://teachanything.ai/docs/openapi.json.
- [API catalog](https://teachanything.ai/docs/.well-known/api-catalog): RFC 9727 linkset of the APIs documented here.
- [agent-readability.json](https://teachanything.ai/docs/agent-readability.json): Manifest of every agent-facing artifact on this site.
- [Sitemap](https://teachanything.ai/docs/sitemap.xml): Every indexable page URL with its last-modified date.