Every answer carries a receipt.
Exodus is Victor's AI engine. It's built model-agnostic — an orchestration layer tuned for Australian syllabi that runs on the best available frontier models (currently including Anthropic's Claude) and can swap providers as the frontier moves. What makes Exodus different isn't whose model is underneath. It's what sits on top: the syllabus map of every subject we support, the marking-criteria engine, and the receipt system — every answer cites the dot point, the textbook page, or the marking criterion it came from, so you can check it yourself.
The receipt system.
After every factual claim, a chip names its source — a syllabus dot point , a page of your own textbook , or a marking criterion . Click one and the source opens at the exact spot. No chip, no claim.
Watch it mark.
2023-style · Module 5 · 5 marks
A projectile is launched at 25 m s⁻¹ at 40° above the horizontal. Calculate the time of flight, and explain the effect of launch angle on range.
student answer
uᵧ = 25 sin 40° = 16.1 m s⁻¹. Time to peak = 16.1 ÷ 9.8 = 1.64 s, so time of flight = 3.28 s. Range is maximised at 45° because the product of horizontal velocity and flight time peaks there.
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What it won't do.
Exodus won't write your assessment. It marks your drafts, explains your gaps, and drills your weaknesses — augmentation over automation.
“I won't write the essay — but paste your draft and I'll mark it against the Band 6 criteria and show you what's missing.”
What it runs on.
Exodus currently runs on frontier models including Anthropic's Claude. The engine is model-agnostic — as the frontier moves, the models underneath can change; the syllabus map, marking engine and receipt system on top are Victor's.