Your next course is taught by a committee of LLMs

What it does

OpenMAIC is an open-source platform that ingests a topic or document and generates a complete interactive lesson. It orchestrates multiple AI agents to play the roles of teachers and classmates, delivering slides, quizzes, interactive HTML simulations, and project-based learning activities. The agents can speak via TTS, sketch on a shared whiteboard, and hold real-time discussions with each other and the user. Finished classrooms can be exported as editable .pptx files or self-contained interactive .html pages.

The interesting bit

Instead of treating a lesson as a single LLM response, the project frames pedagogy as a multi-agent workflow running on LangGraph. It also integrates with OpenClaw, so you can spin up a classroom by messaging an assistant in Slack, Telegram, or Feishu. The stack is Next.js and React, with support for more than a dozen LLM providers including local options via Ollama and Lemonade.

Key highlights

• One-click generation of slides, quizzes, 3D visualizations, games, mind maps, and live coding exercises from a prompt or document
• AI teachers and classmates speak, draw on a whiteboard, and debate each other in real time
• Supports 15+ LLM providers including OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, DeepSeek, MiniMax, and local backends via Ollama or Lemonade
• Exports to editable .pptx or offline-ready interactive .html
• OpenClaw integration lets users spawn classrooms from Slack, Telegram, Feishu, and 20+ other chat apps

Verdict

Educators, trainers, and developers experimenting with structured multi-agent experiences should take a look. If you just need a quick summary of a PDF, a single-chatbot tool is less overhead.