assignment-solver

To solve a math or physics PDF problem, you provide the problem file and optional lecture reference materials. The solver uses a dedicated track to produce a verified solution artifact with explanations and saves the output next to the original file.

Yes, you can generate code artifacts and explanations for an assignment by using the code generation track. The solver processes the single problem file and outputs the final code artifact alongside a detailed explanation of the approach.

The best way to ground solutions in lecture materials is to provide optional local reference files alongside the problem. The solver leverages these lecture ground-truth materials to verify answers, falling back to web sources only if needed and documenting all references.

No, the assignment solver enforces a strict one-problem-file-per-invocation workflow. It selects a single endpoint to process exactly one assignment file at a time to ensure focused and accurate solution generation.

References are documented in a dedicated references section within the final solution artifact. The solver prioritizes local reference materials provided as inputs and falls back to web sources, ensuring all consultation sources are recorded.