The AI provenance platform for education
AI use is everywhere in education, but it's invisible. CiteKeep gives every course one standard way to disclose it: students record AI use as they work, instructors set the policy for each assignment, and institutions see the patterns. All inside your LMS, with no surveillance and no AI detection.
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Disclosure recordREC-2026-0412AI use is everywhere in education, but it's invisible.
And AI detection tools are unreliable.
There's a better way. Standardized AI disclosure, not AI detection.
Introducing CiteKeep, the AI provenance platform for higher education.
Professors set clear AI expectations in your LMS: start from a preset, adjust any category across four plain-language tiers, then embed the policy in any assignment.
The Instructor Dashboard shows disclosure completion, and Class AI Use Insights shows how students engage with AI, so professors can guide them without playing detective.
Students capture and disclose AI use from any AI platform, through the browser extension or the web app. Every record carries its provenance, Content Verified and saved to the student's own vault.
Students can share a record, copy citations in five styles, and generate a disclosure statement, each linked to the verifiable record.
Students submit their records to the assignment. Disclosure, on the record, ensuring academic integrity.
Because every policy and record uses the same CiteKeep taxonomy, institutions see AI usage and disclosure patterns across every course.
One system for students, professors, and institutions.
Schedule a demo at citekeep.com. Limited pilots are available for Spring 2027.
CiteKeep. Standardizing AI disclosure for higher education.
Disclosure, not detection
Each assignment states which of 16 specific AI uses are permitted, need disclosure, or are not permitted. Students stop guessing where the line is.
Students record their own AI use, with the conversation attached. CiteKeep supports voluntary disclosure. It does not monitor or detect undisclosed AI use.
Reflection, summary, critique and sources show what a student took from AI, not only that they used it.
How it works
01 · Students
Students capture AI use from any platform with the browser extension or the web app, choose the uses that apply, and CiteKeep writes the disclosure statement and citation. The record stays private until they share it.
Disclose AI use02 · Faculty
Start from a preset, adjust any of the 16 uses, and insert the policy into the assignment in one click. Students see the requirements as they disclose; completion and evidence live in the course.
03 · Institutions
Set an institution-wide baseline, find courses without a policy, and follow disclosure patterns across the 16 uses in aggregate. See the whole campus, never an individual.
The standard: the CiteKeep taxonomy
16 uses in 4 tiers, ordered by how far AI reaches into the work a student submits. One taxonomy across every course and every AI tool is what makes disclosure comparable. Built on the AI Disclosure (AID) Framework, the AI Assessment Scale and GAIDeT.
Explore the taxonomy →AI helped me understand. Nothing AI-produced is in my submitted work.
AI shaped how I worked. I wrote or made everything I submitted.
AI touched material I submitted, but the substance is mine.
AI produced substance that appears in my submitted work.
Bars show how far AI reaches into the submitted work.
Provenance
A provenance record shows where AI help came from: the tool, the model, when it was used, and how it shaped the work. Automatic captures are marked Content Verified. Manual entries are marked student-attested, so an instructor always knows which is which.
Privacy
Readiness with integrity
AI will be part of the work that follows, and the people your graduates work for will want to know how. CiteKeep lets students practice that answer in every course: the assignment sets the expectation, and the disclosure shows the learning.
Scholarly publishing already expects authors to disclose how they used AI tools.1
1 Committee on Publication Ethics, "Authorship and AI tools", position statement, 2023.
Each assignment states its AI policy, and students disclose as they work, so using AI well becomes routine.
Reflection, summary and sources show what a student took from AI, not only that they used it.
AI is the tool. Integrity is the standard. Instructors set the expectations, and disclosure makes them visible.
Spring 2027 pilot
Pilot institutions receive full use of CiteKeep for the Spring 2027 term, onboarding completed before classes begin, and a direct role in shaping the product.