Type any topic and MAGIC builds a whole interactive classroom around it. An AI teacher lectures out loud, AI classmates ask questions and debate, and hands-on activities make ideas stick.
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Most AI tutors hand you a wall of text. MAGIC gives you a teacher, classmates and a lesson plan, so learners listen, discuss, explore and build instead of just reading.
Describe what you want to learn in your own words. MAGIC's agents plan the lesson, write the slides, cast the teacher and classmates, and line up the activities. When you're done, take it anywhere as a PPTX, an HTML page or a video.
Teach me how black holes form, for a 10th grade class. Include a simulation and a short debate at the end.
An AI teacher narrates every slide in a natural voice, using a spotlight to frame what matters and a laser pointer to walk through each diagram step by step, the way a great lecturer would.
“Watch the core here. Once fusion stops, gravity wins and everything falls inward.”
AI classmates jump in with questions, challenge each other and debate ideas, and you can be called on at any moment. Learning stays active, so nobody zones out at the back of the room.
So why can't light escape a black hole?
Because gravity bends space itself, right?
But light has no mass. How can gravity pull it?
Who’s right, Mia or Leo?
Switch into Deep Interactive Mode to explore a concept through 3D visualizations, simulations, games, mind maps and live coding. Abstract ideas become something learners can play with.
const r = schwarzschild(mass);Pick a role and build a real project alongside AI teammates who handle the other parts. Learners practise the skill instead of reading about it, and see how their work fits the whole.
“Your pump specs are in. I’ll sketch the housing around them.”
Anything from photosynthesis to Python decorators to your company's onboarding policy. Add a level or a goal if you like.
Agents plan the lesson, write slides and narration, cast the teacher and classmates, and prepare the interactive activities.
Follow the lecture, join the discussion, explore and build. Then export the lesson as a PPTX, an HTML page or a video.
MAGIC turns passive content into a lesson people take part in, so knowledge sticks and teachers get their time back.
Questions, debate and being called on turn passive watching into active recall, the habit that makes knowledge stick.
No decks to build or scripts to write. Teachers and trainers go from an idea to a ready-to-run lesson from a single prompt.
Listen to the lecture, argue it out, explore a simulation or build a project. Every learner finds a way in that suits them.