Step 1
Teachers plan and publish
Create tasks manually, accept Co-Pilot suggestions, or let Agent publish from your syllabus on a schedule.
Features
How Lima fits into a normal week: Lima Flow for planning, four task types for practice, then progress and assessments on the class page.
General workflow
Teachers plan in Lima Flow and publish tasks to a class. Students complete them and get feedback. Teachers follow up from the same class page.
Step 2
Students complete the work
Speaking runs as a live AI conversation. Listening, reading, and writing tasks use generated content and auto-graded responses.
Step 3
Feedback reaches both sides
Students get task reports after they submit. Teachers use task analytics, class progress, and insights to follow up.
How it connects
Teachers
- Lima Flow (Co-Pilot & Agent)
- Create and assign tasks
- Progress and assessments
Lima
- Task generation
- Live speaking sessions
- Feedback and grading
Students
- Class tasks
- Playground practice
- Concierge chat
