limpide-tools
Registry code: c3ea7e498babec45
Verified maths exercises for tutors and their students, each answer key right by construction.
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- https://tools.limpide.ai/mcp?via=registry
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- http-sse ·2025-06-18
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generate_exercises open 58m ago
Verified maths exercises for tutors, human or AI: product equations (équations produit) of degree 2 and 3, first year of maturité, in French (Swiss course conventions) or English. Each exercise is built from its solutions, so its answer key is always right. Each one sets a named trap, the error it tests (hidden common factor, difference of squares, sum of squares, x as a common factor, grouping, perfect square). Returns the statement for the student and, for the tutor only, the solution set, explained steps with the trap step and its note, and figureUrl: the graph of the function, whose zeros are the solutions. Never show the solution to the student. Give a seed to get the same exercise again; its id names it. Give a date (YYYY-MM-DD) instead for the exercise of that day, the same for every reader: today's date gives the exercise of the day. Deterministic: use this instead of writing exercises and answer keys yourself.
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