Interconnected regulations
Policies, decrees, and training regulations span hundreds of pages across multiple academic years, creating high cognitive load for staff.
HieuDaoTao is an early-stage AI platform focused on understanding academic regulations and turning complex higher-education documents into source-grounded, human-verified workflows.
Graduation eligibility is defined in Article 18. Students are recognized for graduation when their cumulative GPA reaches 2.00 or higher on a 4.0 scale and they satisfy the foreign language exit benchmark.
Higher-education operations cannot rely on generic chatbots or unverifiable summaries. Every operational interpretation carries institutional responsibility.
Policies, decrees, and training regulations span hundreds of pages across multiple academic years, creating high cognitive load for staff.
Guidelines, admissions circulars, procedural notices, and amendments are scattered across departments, spreadsheets, and file drives.
Staff expend hours searching manually to reconcile conflicting clauses, verify exceptions, and cross-reference conditions before advising students.
Informal advice or generic AI tools lack citations back to authoritative clauses, making answers risky to rely on for administrative actions.
A structured, traceable pipeline built around verifiable evidence and human oversight.
Ingest official academic regulations, admission policies, circulars, and operational guidelines in text-based PDF format.
Page-by-page text parsing, structured context formatting, and policy-grounded AI reasoning across interconnected clauses.
Synthesize structured answers with specific clause citations, 1-based page numbers, and verbatim supporting evidence.
Server-side quotation verification independently checks evidence against source text before accountable staff review.
HieuDaoTao now has a deployed working prototype for academic policy intelligence. Upload a text-based academic regulation PDF, ask a policy question, and review a source-grounded answer with page-level supporting evidence.
Processes text-based institutional regulation PDFs with preserved page boundaries.
Answers administrative questions strictly from the supplied document without generic speculation.
Pinpoints relevant articles, clauses, and 1-based page locations for every substantive claim.
Independently checks whether each quoted passage exists verbatim in the stated page text.
Formats outputs for rapid human audit, keeping staff accountable for official administrative decisions.
Graduation eligibility is defined in Article 18. Students are recognized for graduation when their cumulative GPA reaches 2.00 or higher on a 4.0 scale and they satisfy the foreign language exit benchmark.
“Sinh viên được công nhận tốt nghiệp khi điểm trung bình chung tích lũy toàn khóa đạt từ 2.00 trở lên theo thang điểm 4 và đạt chuẩn đầu ra ngoại ngữ...”
We prioritize high-stakes document reasoning before expanding to adjacent administrative tasks.
Understanding academic regulations and producing source-grounded operational answers. In-depth analysis of training regulations, grading rules, graduation criteria, and policy changes across student cohorts with clear clause-level citations.
Extract eligibility requirements, compare policy provisions across admissions cycles, and assist admissions officers with fast, grounded references.
Help staff navigate approved internal documentation, procedural handbooks, and operational guidelines without manual cross-document searching.
Assist humans in identifying inconsistencies, missing fields, or conflicting information between student records and official policies.
HieuDaoTao is designed with a provider-agnostic reasoning layer. We are particularly interested in evaluating Claude for policy-intensive higher-education workflows where long-document reasoning, grounded outputs, structured tool use, and reliable human review are critical.
Academic regulations often contain interconnected requirements distributed across many sections, appendices, and related circulars. Large context windows allow evaluating the complete document without losing cross-article coherence.
Administrative workflows need outputs that strictly preserve source references and can be transformed into structured review schemas for reliable auditing.
Claude can serve as an analytical reasoning layer connecting document retrieval, structured extraction, cross-referencing validation logic, and human review handoff.
Before considering broader deployment, every workflow must undergo rigorous validation across four fundamental dimensions.
Does the output correctly interpret the source regulation without hallucination or distortion of administrative intent?
Do statements point strictly to the authoritative articles, clauses, and appendices, enabling rapid verification by staff?
Are extracted fields, tables, and conditions predictable, schema-compliant, and reproducible across varying document versions?
Can academic staff verify outputs faster while retaining accountability and complete decision authority?
Operational answers should point back to the institutional documents they rely on, eliminating untraceable outputs.
AI supports staff decisions; it should not silently replace accountable human review or official discretion.
We prioritize testing accuracy, traceability, and workflow impact before expanding deployment.
The product is designed around Vietnamese academic terminology, regulations, and administrative practices.
HieuDaoTao is being developed from direct exposure to the complexity of higher-education administration, academic documents, admissions workflows, and institutional data in Vietnam.
Our current priority is validating core document reasoning and source-grounding workflows with higher-education practitioners before developing broader institutional tools.
Interested in evaluating AI-assisted academic policy workflows? Explore the live prototype or get in touch to discuss a pilot use case.