adaptive_learning_agent: student misconception detection example
Feature Description
I'd like to add a new example under simple_ai_agents/ called adaptive_learning_agent.
It's a small Streamlit app that takes a student's answer to a quiz question, uses an LLM (Gemini) to classify whether the answer is correct and, if wrong, what type of misconception it reflects (e.g. a specific calculation error vs. a conceptual misunderstanding). It then displays a simple mastery/knowledge-gap score for that topic.
This fits the "straightforward, practical use-case" category and uses Gemini via the free-tier API, consistent with other examples in the repo. I'll follow the folder structure, README template, requirements.txt, and .env.example conventions described in CONTRIBUTING.md.
I'm working on this as part of a college hackathon and would like to submit it as a PR in the next few days.
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advance_ai_agents
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Source: Arindam200/awesome-ai-apps