Thanks for the tag, @priyankg3
Yeah absolutely ! we’re using Alith to power AI agents inside EduVerse, and honestly it’s been impressive so far 
We’ve got a few core agents running:
TutorChatAgent – our main AI tutor, built with Gemini 2.5 Flash And DeepSeek-R1. It helps users in real-time during courses and quizzes, and also powers our Telegram bot (@aiva_help_bot). The responses are fast (usually ~2–3s 
), and it’s designed to give helpful guidance instead of direct answers, making learning more interactive 
HintAgent – a supporting agent that specifically handles quiz-related hints. When students get stuck, it provides small nudges without revealing the answer, helping them think through the problem 
ProgressTrackerAgent – a backend agent that connects to our smart contract. When someone completes a quiz, this agent verifies it and writes an on-chain credential to the user’s record. So learning isn’t just interactive — it’s verifiable and Web3-native 
What really stood out with Alith is the dev-first design 
. You define agent roles and behavior with clean config, routing is built-in, and you don’t need to worry about complex orchestration — agents just work 
We’re still in testing, but things are stable — and we’re planning to add more AI agents soon (like progress analyzers and personalized course planners) 
