中文读者可直接看 评委导览,内容等价但更快。
Review accounts
The platform is invitation-only. Three review accounts — a teacher/admin, a team member, and a student — are provided to reviewers through the review packet (《测试访问文档》) that accompanies the submission; credentials are deliberately not published on this public site. The teacher account sees everything below plus classroom management and the cockpit; the member account covers the terminology base, parallel reading, briefings, and live activity; the student account lands directly on the practice station.Six steps, in order
Classroom management
Log in with the teacher account, go to Classes, and open any class. You’ll see an invite code (with its remaining uses and expiry), a roster with each student’s practice count and average score, and a board of the terms the whole class keeps missing. This is real classroom data, not a mockup — the class has been used for actual practice sessions.
Search the terminology base
From the homepage, search
新质生产力 (new quality productive forces). You’ll get a list of term hits — not courses — ranked by relevance, showing the Chinese term, its English rendering, and whether that rendering is graded as official. This is a live query against the shared glossary, not a static index.Open a course and read in parallel
Open any course (the 2026 Government Work Report — 218 terms, 246 aligned sentence pairs — is the richest one) and scroll the Chinese/English parallel reader. Hover a highlighted term to see its counterpart light up on the other side. Double-click a term to jump straight to that course’s own glossary table, anchored to the row with the official rendering and its source. There is no popover card — the glossary lives at the bottom of the page, and double-click just scrolls you there.
Open a briefing and export it
Go to Briefings and open any entry — most run several thousand words. Scroll through domain background, institution and speaker profiles, contested issues, and a bilingual term table with a grading column (official vs. reference) and a source column. Use the export bar at the top to download Word, print to PDF, download Markdown, or copy the full text.
Watch the live pipeline
Go to Activity. If a course or briefing is being produced, you’ll see a real-time stream: which paragraph window the agent is reading, which terms it just settled on, which sources it just fetched. The percentages and timestamps come from the server, not a client-side animation — refreshing the page never resets them.
Practice as a student
Log out and back in with the student account. You land directly on the sight-interpretation station. Pick a sentence, record yourself interpreting it out loud, and submit. A multimodal model listens to the audio directly and scores accuracy, terminology use, and fluency, with a reference translation and an item-by-item diagnosis. Any official term you missed shows up on your Flashcards page as a new card, and your Progress page tracks your score trend, practice streak, and weakest terms over time.
Where to go deeper
- How the three agents split the work: Agent team
- How practice, scoring, and flashcards connect: Practice loop
- What “official rendering” means and how search works: Terminology base
- The engineering discipline behind all of this: Truth layer & mechanical invariants