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AiLine is an open-source (MIT) “Glass Box AI” education platform that turns real classroom materials (handouts, PDFs, slides, links) into curriculum-aligned lesson plans with accessibility as a first-class output—not a toggle. Teachers select grade/standards (BNCC for Brazil; CCSS Math/ELA and NGSS for the U.S.), language (EN/PT-BR/ES), and an accessibility profile. AiLine runs a multi-agent pipeline (Planner, Quality Gate, Executor, Tutor) with RAG-grounded citations and real-time streaming. Each run produces a complete package: a Teacher Plan, a Student Plan (simplified language, short steps, glossary, response options), and an Accessibility Pack with adaptations for autism, ADHD, dyslexia/cognitive load, hearing and visual needs. Outputs include 10 export variants and a side-by-side “Accessibility Twin” comparison showing exactly what changed. Every AI decision is visible and auditable

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