Wrytely

Wrytely is a personal academic AI agent designed to help college students carry the semester. Students shouldn’t have to copy every assignment into a chatbot or constantly tell an assistant what to do. Wrytely connects to Canvas, discovers courses, and gathers the instructions, deadlines, syllabus and readable documents the student chooses to share. Its own persistent runtime uses Meta models to investigate saved course information, decide what deserves attention, prepare source-backed checklists, and ask for missing information. Decisions and progress are saved, allowing work to continue across sessions. Telegram provides the messaging interface, while a private workspace gives students control over their connections, permissions and results. Wrytely keeps original evidence attached to its work, makes missing information visible, and rechecks whether sources have changed. Students can pause their agent, choose quiet hours and control what it may access. Our hackathon prototype focuses on one course, laying the foundation for a bigger vision: an academic partner that understands the student’s semester, notices when plans change, and helps move the right work forward—without making the student manage every step.