AnZar is a desktop application that grades Canvas quiz and assignment submissions with a language model. It connects to a Canvas instance with an API token the user supplies, downloads the submissions, sends the answer text to any OpenAI-compatible LLM endpoint the user configures, and returns points and feedback. Every grade is presented on a review page first: nothing is written back to Canvas until the user approves it there.
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anzar-assessment then anzar, on 64-bit Python 3.10–3.13.
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