Cognity — Make AI Visible Students already use AI. Cognity doesn't ban it — it makes it visible. It's an AI governance and transparency tool that lets you see and assess how students worked with AI, not just what they turned in. Teachers drop in a PDF, a link, or a topic, and Cognity drafts the assignment, rubric, and guiding questions in seconds — with one setting for how much AI help students get. Students write alongside Jello, an AI tutor that helps but never writes for them. Ask it to "write my conclusion" and it asks you a question back, so the thinking stays yours. Teachers see every prompt in real time. The moment a student tries to make AI do the work, Cognity flags it — so you intervene before submission, not after. And it's not just academic integrity: Cognity's new Well-being Signal watches for signs a student may be struggling — stress, distress, disengagement — and quietly surfaces it, so you can reach the student, not just the essay. Every submission comes with a full transparency report: how much the student wrote, where AI helped, broken down by phase. You grade the thinking and the process, not just the output.