repograde

You can automate student Git repository grading by executing an end-to-end workflow that evaluates both full history and date-filtered commits. It generates standardized outputs for single-repo or bulk grading without modifying the original repositories.

Yes, you can filter homework grading by specifying a cutoff date to evaluate only commits made after that date. This allows targeted assessment of specific assignment periods while maintaining consistent grading standards.

Automated repository grading supports bulk evaluation by processing all student repositories in a local workspace simultaneously. It enforces strict output structure and language rules to ensure consistent reporting across the entire class.

The grading-shared protocol is a standardized integration used to discover homework assignments and generate uniform grading reports. It enforces strict output language and structure rules to maintain consistency across different grading workflows.

Automated grading operates from a local workspace to evaluate repository history without mutating the original repository. It reads commit data to produce deterministic grading reports while preserving the integrity of the student's code.

Standardized German grading reports are strictly enforced by the system, meaning outputs must follow the exact language and structure rules defined by the protocol. This ensures consistency but requires adherence to the German language format for all generated reports.