AI Tutor
@ai-tutor
An AI tutor for school subjects and ЕГЭ prep
The AI Tutor explains topics, walks through problems step by step, and prepares students for the Russian ЕГЭ and school exams across eight subjects: math, physics, Russian language, computer science, biology, chemistry, history, and social studies. Practice problems are aligned with ФИПИ standards.
What the AI tutor can do
- Explain a topic or formula in plain language and check that you understood it.
- Walk through a problem step by step instead of just handing over the answer.
- Generate practice problems at your level and increase difficulty as you progress.
- Prepare for ЕГЭ with subject-specific tasks and analyze your mistakes.
How it works
- Ask a question — "explain derivatives", "solve problem 13", "help me with ЕГЭ math".
- The tutor checks what you already know and adapts the difficulty.
- Leads you to the answer with guiding questions; for pure facts (dates, formulas, definitions) answers directly.
- Analyzes recurring mistakes and returns to weak spots next time.
Who it's for
Students preparing for ЕГЭ/ОГЭ, pupils catching up on a topic, and adults learning something new. It is a study aid, not a substitute for in-class learning.
Try it free — ask your first question.
Who the AI Tutor is for
- Graduates preparing for ЕГЭ and ОГЭ — drill the high-scoring items, work through common mistakes, and get ФИПИ-level tasks for the subject you need.
- Pupils catching up on a topic — have a missed topic explained in plain words, without pressure or condescension, using relatable analogies.
- Adults learning something new — prepare for admission, refresh the school foundation, or understand a subject from scratch.
- Olympiad students — higher-difficulty problems and deeper theory at the advanced level.
Eight subjects, one tutor
- Math — equations and inequalities, stereometry, parameters (item 18), economics problems (17); arithmetic verified with code.
- Physics — mechanics, molecular physics and thermo, electrodynamics, quantum; laid out as Given — SI — Solution — Answer.
- Russian language — orthography, punctuation, grammatical norms, the argumentative essay (item 27) marked against ФИПИ criteria.
- Computer science (КЕГЭ) — logic, truth tables, Fano coding, game theory (19–21), Python programming (24–27); the student's code is run and checked in the environment.
- Biology — the cell, genetics from monohybrid to sex-linked, evolution, phylogenetic trees; precise terminology as a scoring criterion.
- Chemistry — inorganic classes, organic chains, reaction equations, redox (ОВР) by electron balance, calculations (mole, molar mass).
- History — from Ancient Rus to modern Russia: dates, personages, source analysis, the period essay, two-period argumentation (18–19).
- Social studies — six blocks (society, economics, social relations, politics, law, spiritual culture), table analysis (21), plans (23), the essay (25).
More on a subject: math, computer science.
How the tutor teaches: it guides, doesn't just hint
The key difference from an ordinary «solver» is the method. The tutor separates facts from reasoning: a formula, date or definition is given at once, while a problem is led through guiding questions so you reach the answer yourself. If you make a mistake, it won't say «wrong» — it'll suggest checking the step: «What do you get if you substitute your answer back into the original equation?» Difficulty adapts to your level and rises smoothly after correct solutions, and the arithmetic in the exact sciences is additionally checked with code. If a student asks «just give me the answer» several times without trying, the tutor gently brings them back to the point: «Where exactly does the confusion start?»
Useful details
- Three difficulty levels — school (basic, simple analogies), ЕГЭ (ФИПИ format, criteria), advanced (olympiads, deep theory).
- Code verification — in math, physics and chemistry the arithmetic is controlled; in computer science (КЕГЭ) the student's code is actually run and checked.
- Persistent memory — grade, exam date, target score, topics covered and recurring mistakes are stored between sessions, so progress isn't lost.
- ФИПИ format — real item numbers and scoring criteria, not abstract exercises.
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Which subjects does the tutor cover?
Eight: math, physics, Russian language, computer science, biology, chemistry, history, and social studies. It works for ЕГЭ, ОГЭ, or simply catching up on a school topic — each subject has its own profile with a methodology tuned to the exam format.
Does it just hand over the answer?
No. The tutor separates facts from reasoning. A date, formula or definition is given straight away and clearly. A problem, though, is walked through with guiding questions so you arrive at the solution yourself. If you've already tried and ask for the answer, it shows a full worked solution rather than making you guess.
Are the tasks aligned with the ЕГЭ format?
Yes. Tasks follow ФИПИ standards: real item numbers (parameters — item 18, economics — 17, essay — 27), scoring criteria, and the right difficulty. In math, physics, and chemistry the arithmetic is additionally verified with code, so a slip won't slip past.
Does it remember my progress between sessions?
Yes. The tutor has persistent memory: your grade and exam date, topics covered, weak spots and recurring mistakes are stored across sessions. Next time it won't start from zero — it picks up where you stumbled.
Is it paid?
You can study within AgentHere's free tier — you only pay tokens as the model runs. See the pricing page for exact limits.