Five tools. One platform. Use what works for your classroom.
Students describe what they want. They build it. A personal portfolio, a game, an app idea they've had for years. Vibe Coding pairs students with AI so they can create projects that feel legit, not just textbook exercises.
The full Vibe Coding course teaches students to prompt, iterate, evaluate, and ship — skills employers are actually asking for.
Explore Vibe Coding →Every student hits a wall. Instead of stalling out — or opening a chatbot in another tab — students ask for a hint right inside the assignment. They tap a prompt like "Give me a hint" or "Why is the autograder failing?", highlight the line they're stuck on, and get pointed toward the next step.
Hints guide instead of solve: every response is checked so it won't hand over the answer. Students get a set number each day, you turn it on by section or by student, and you can read every conversation.
See AI Student Hints →Teachers spend a lot of time on things that aren't teaching. Looking up which course fits which grade, checking who hasn't submitted, finding that one assignment from last semester. Ask AI handles all of it.
Ask in plain language. Get a real answer.
Student data insights are opt-in only. You choose what Ask AI can see.
Type what you need. Choose the format. Get a ready-to-assign activity back instantly.
Notes, quizzes, practice problems, Parsons problems, worked examples — align them to your standards when you need to, all editable before you assign.
See AI Creator →Open-ended questions and code submissions take forever to grade. AI Grading generates feedback on student work so you can review, refine, and approve instead of starting from scratch every time.
The other half of AI Hints: instead of the student asking, you generate one. While you review a submission, get a hint written from that student's actual code and the test cases it failed. Pick how much it reveals — a general nudge, the problem itself, or the problem plus a solution.
Nothing sends on generation. Edit the draft, delete it, or send it along with your feedback — and every hint you've generated stays in your Teacher Hints Log, by section.
Compare with AI Student Hints →Vibe Coding isn't just for students. Describe the tool you want — a method-signature simulator, a sorting-algorithm visualizer, a quick concept demo — and build a custom, interactive tool for your class in minutes.
No setup and no separate app. Your simulations run right inside CodeHS.
Explore Vibe Coding →You're in control from your AI settings. Switch AI Teacher Hints and grade suggestions on or off, turn on AI Student Hints or Vibe Coding for the students in one class and not another, and choose — submission by submission — whether to send a hint or accept a suggested grade.
Some teachers run everything. Some run one tool. The platform works either way.
Student data is never shared externally, and Ask AI only sees student data if you opt in. You're never locked into anything.
CodeHS AI is designed to work inside real school policies — including ones that are skeptical of AI.
AI in the classroom is a big decision. We built these tools so you can make that decision on your own terms, for your own students, one step at a time.
Pick the tool that solves your most pressing problem and go from there.
