Explore OASIS
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Guided product tours
What would you like to do?
OASIS brings together terminal tools, grading and review, data services, and verifiable evidence. Choose a tour by the job you want to do; each one tells a complete story instead of listing features.
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Available now · recorded
Run OASIS from the terminal
See OASIS check its setup, plan a workflow, follow a run, open results, trace evidence, and browse data stored in Elephant—all from the CLI and TUI.
Available now · recorded demo
Go from local files to verified results
Follow three synthetic Candle Making notes through file checks, rubric validation, planning, a one-note trial, a full recorded run, an MCP request served from cache, and final evidence verification.
Available now · recorded demo
Load and inspect data in Elephant
See an agent prepare a three-record manifest, let OASIS check it locally, review a zero-write preview, approve the exact file set, and then browse the imported group, encounters, and files in the TUI and CLI.
Available now · recorded demo
Review results in MAPLES
Open a three-record demo group, inspect its rubric and station match, compare recorded run states, read a result beside its source note, and try a human review without saving it.
Available now · interactive guide
Planned
Follow one score
This planned tour will follow one result from its source file and rubric version through execution, model output, human review, and verification. Its focus will be trust and traceability rather than another interface tour.
Planned
Compare experiments at scale
See how to run repeatable batch experiments, compare results side by side, and keep evidence and partial outcomes visible along the way.
Watch the team demonstrate OASIS
These official public videos add narration and context to the recorded tours above. They are separate from the privacy-reviewed recordings on this site. This page does not embed or load a YouTube player; YouTube opens when you follow a video link.
Official video · YouTube
MAPLES: rubric to faculty review
Ameer Hamza Shakur walks from rubric upload and encounter grouping through AI-assisted grading, cited evidence, faculty decisions, and export.
Official video · YouTube
Wayfinder: create and refine a rubric
Minhan Park and Licheng Yi create, inspect, enhance, and transform a rubric in MAPLES while keeping every proposed change under human control.
Official video · YouTube
Wayfinder: load encounters and run grading
Minhan Park and Licheng Yi use a synthetic encounter to demonstrate upload, grouping, run launch, status checks, and a results summary from Wayfinder chat.
Official video · YouTube
SAIL 2026: the larger platform story
Tra Ngo presents the MAPLES multimodal OSCE grading poster, connecting structured data, rubric-driven assessment, cited evidence, and human oversight.
How the pieces fit together
- OASIS CLI and TUI are where operators plan work, start and monitor runs, inspect results, and verify evidence.
- Standalone CLI and MCP offer the same checked assessment workflow to people at a terminal and to agents using typed tools.
- Elephant stores and moves the data those workflows use; it is not itself the review screen.
- MAPLES is the web application for organizing grading work and completing human review.
- Wayfinder Rubric Studio lives in MAPLES, while Wayfinder Operator lives in the CLI and TUI. They share a family name, but each is designed for its own setting.
About the recordings
These tours replay recorded screens; they do not connect visitors to live OASIS services. Each tour explains which fixture it uses, whether model calls were made during recording, and how the media was checked for privacy. None of the public tours contains real learner data.