Roshi AI

Roshi AI is a browser-based teaching assistant aimed at educators who want to build lessons quickly from existing online material. Instead of writing comprehension questions or vocabulary lists by hand, teachers can point the tool at a YouTube vIDEo or a web article and let it produce classroom-ready content in a short amount of time.

What it does

The core idea is simple: choose a source, such as a video or article, and Roshi AI generates a lesson package around it. That package can include a summary of the material, a vocabulary list, discussion or comprehension questions, and suggested activities. This makes it eASIer to turn current, real-world content into a structured lesson without starting from a blank page.

Key capabilities

• Source-based summaries: Condense a video or article into a shorter overview that students can read before or after watching.
• Vocabulary support: Pull out key terms and words that may need pre-teaching, which is useful for language learners and mixed-ability classes.
• Question generation: Create questions that check understanding or Prompt discussion based on the chosen content.
• ACTivity ideas: Suggest classroom tasks that connect to the source material, helping teachers move from content to practice.
• Flexible input: Work from YouTube videos or written articles, so lessons can draw on news, documentaries, tutorials, and other online resources.

Who it is for

Roshi AI APPears designed mainly for teachers, tutors, and curriculum planners. It may suit language instructors who need vocabulary and comprehension materials, subject teachers who want to base lessons on current videos or articles, and anyone preparing discussion-based classes. Because the ouTPUt is generated automatically, it works best as a starting point that a teacher reviews and adjusts rather than as a finished lesson plan.

How to get started

1. Open the Roshi AI website in a web browser.
2. Paste a link to a YouTube video or article, or select content from the options the tool offers.
3. Choose the type of material you need, such as a summary, vocabulary list, questions, or activities.
4. Review the generated results and edit them to match your students' level and your lesson goals.

Pricing and access caveat

Roshi AI is presented as a web tool that can be accessed online. Free access or trial options have been indicated, but plan details, usage limits, and paid tiers may change over time, so it is worth checking the official site before relying on it for regular classroom use. The tool's language support and feature set may also vary, and teachers should verify that generated material is accurate and appropriate before sharing it with students.