Welcome to Agentic At-Risk Early Alert thatreads every signal on a cohort and tiers it honestly.

Most early-alert systems generate guilt: a hundred yellow flags nobody has capacity to work. Risely's agents tier by evidence and name what triggered each flag, and an advisor decides what happens next.

Early alert · the BIO-210 cohort

signals tiered by evidence

act this weekevidence attached
watchevidence attached
steadyno signals

37 students with nothing on the record. Nobody manufactures concern to fill a dashboard.

Risely's agents: reading the cohort · every record, every day

an advisor decides what happens to every flagged student

A signal is a fact, and the flag shows it.

A score hides what it was built from, so nobody trusts it. Risely's agents name the marked midterm, the broken attendance streak, the nine silent days, and the empty cart.

a signal and the fact behind it
a midterm reportan instructor marked one course unsatisfactory
attendance88% and falling, against a steady first year
submissionsnothing turned in for nine days
the registration cartstill empty with the window closing

A score hides what it was built from. Risely's agents show the fact that raised the flag.

One signal is noise. Three on one record is a pattern.

Risely's agents watch how signals land on the same student across days. A record that collects three inside nine days reads as urgent because it earned the word.

one studentnine days
day onesubmissions stop
day fourattendance breaks a long streak
day ninethe midterm report lands

One signal is noise. Three on one record inside nine days is a pattern, and it reads as urgent because it earned the word.

The tier moves down as readily as up.

A tutor match takes, submissions come back, a balance gets settled. Risely's agents re-read the record and return the student to steady, so nobody intervenes twice on the same problem.

a student who resolved it herself

watch

one course slipping and a tutor match accepted last week

two weeks later

steady

submissions are back on time, and the tutoring is still running

Risely's agents move a student back down as readily as up, so nobody intervenes twice on a problem that is already being handled.

The students who are fine stay unflagged.

Nobody spends a Tuesday proving the fine are fine. Risely's agents leave the steady tier quiet, which is exactly what makes the top of the list worth acting on.

steady37 students with no signals

Nobody spends a Tuesday proving the fine are fine. Leaving them alone is what keeps the top tier worth reading.

One thing moves. The tier re-reads.

A grade posts, an attendance streak breaks, a tutor match takes hold. Each one changes what the record says, and Risely's agents re-tier the whole cohort the same way.

  1. A midterm report lands

    one course is marked unsatisfactory

  2. The record already held two signals

    nine quiet days and an empty cart

  3. Risely's agents move her to act now

    with all three signals attached

  4. An advisor works the top tier first

    because the evidence says who it is

  5. The rest of the cohort stays quiet

    and the word urgent keeps its meaning

Agentic At-Risk Early Alert never works alone.

Grading & Feedback
sends each posted grade the moment it lands
Agentic At-Risk Early Alert
ranks the flagged tier into a worked queue
Early Alert & Triage
sends the slide to read against aid
SAP Watch

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What changes, and how it runs.

Every flag arrives with its evidence

Three independent signals show up, and the record names each one.

The tier moves in both directions

Nobody re-intervenes on a problem already being handled.

The day the system says act, people act

Because the steady students stayed unflagged all term.

The technical read

Connects read-only to your SIS, LMS, and attendance system to start

An advisor decides what happens to every flagged student

Every action lands on an append-only log

SOC 2 Type IIFERPAGDPR

Runs alongside what you have. Nothing rips out.