Core principles
- Praxeli supports learning — not shortcuts — Use the platform to structure arguments, find sources, clarify concepts, and revise drafts — not to bypass your own thinking.
- Review and edit every output — AI-generated text can contain errors, weak arguments, or incorrect citations. Treat all output as a draft that needs your judgment.
- Follow your institution's policies — Universities differ on AI use. Check your syllabus, honor code, and department guidance before submitting AI-assisted work.
- Verify citations and source details — Confirm authors, titles, years, and DOIs against the original papers. Do not cite sources you have not checked.
- AI should support thinking, not replace it — The strongest academic work combines your analysis with tools that help you research, draft, and refine more efficiently.
Before you submit
- Read and edit every AI-generated section in your own voice.
- Verify each citation against the original source.
- Confirm your submission follows your institution's AI policy.
- Use detection and grammar tools as review aids — not guarantees.
What Praxeli does not guarantee
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