AI automation educators
- What tools would a student support agent need to handle common campus questions?
- What tools do most campus AI agents use for student support tasks?
- What kinds of tools can an AI agent use to help run my online campus?
- What is the difference between an AI agent with tools and one without?
- What is an MCP tool and why is it relevant to educators building AI agents?
- What is a tool in the context of an AI agent?
- What is a read-only tool versus a write tool and which is safer to start with?
- What happens when an AI agent tries to use a tool and it fails?
- What are the risks of giving an AI agent write access to my systems?
- How is an AI agent that uses tools different from a regular chatbot?
- How does an AI agent decide which tool to use for a given task?
- How do multiple agents share tools in a larger AI system?
- How do I test whether my AI agent is using its tools correctly?
- How do I know what tools my AI agent has access to?
- How do I know if my AI agent used a tool correctly or made an error?
- How do I give an AI agent only the tools it needs for a specific job?
- How do I control what actions my AI agent can take using tools?
- How do I add new tools to an AI agent I am already using?
- How do AI tools work inside platforms like Claude and GPT-4?
- Can I give my AI agent tools to write emails, post in my community, or update my courses?
- Can I build my own tools for an AI agent without knowing how to code?
- Can an AI agent use the same tools I use, like Google Calendar or Gmail?