The tutor that won't hand over the answer

The intro course allows AI help. The instructor doesn't want a model writing the assignment.

So the course container runs a hoody-exec script at api/v1/[...path].js that forwards to ai.hoody.com. Before forwarding, it prepends a system prompt: you are a tutor for CS101, week 4. Ask questions. Explain concepts. Never produce a complete solution. Every prompt and response is logged to the course's log files with the student's container name. Student containers point their AI client at the exec URL instead of the gateway. That's the whole integration: a base URL.

Tokens are billed through the gateway at 5% over provider cost, from the course's AI Balance, not the students' cards.

A system prompt steers a model rather than constraining it, and the log shows who tried to route around it. The course policy lives between the student and the model.