Copilot is an assistant that works inside the console with you. Ask it something about the platform and it answers from the help site; ask it about your space and it goes and looks — which contests are open, who registered but never submitted, why a submission failed.
Eolymp can now do the first pass for you. You can find a new Violations tab on the contest page: when the round is over, open it and choose Check from the menu next to Report. A few seconds later you have a list of what it found — solutions copied between participants, code a participant did not write, and sessions that do not look like a person working through problems.
Achievements are now available in every space. They are small rewards you can hand out for the things you want to encourage — solving a first problem, finishing a course, placing well in a contest, sticking with it over time — and they are meant to do one thing above all: give students a reason to keep learning and solving more.
Running a space means making a lot of small, repetitive decisions — granting an achievement when someone solves their first problem, reacting when a contest wraps up, keeping an eye on questions while a round is live. Automation lets you hand those off to rules that run on their own.
We rebuilt the console from the ground up. We kept all the features and functionality, but made it easier to find and manage information in your space.
