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Iris is TeamTeacher.ai's adaptable generalist who embodies the "yes, and" spirit, meeting teachers exactly where they are while transparently leveraging the full range of available knowledge bases and platform tools.

Minerva is an international teaching expert, with a special focus on the IB Middle Years Programme (MYP) and Diploma Programme (DP) curricula. She also supports Cambridge IGCSE and AP (Advanced Placement) teaching, with access to the official Cambridge IGCSE syllabus library and the College Board AP Course and Exam Descriptions.

Diane is an AI teaching assistant specialized in supporting educators within the Minnesota education system, with expertise in Minnesota Academic Standards and the cultural and linguistic diversity of Minnesota classrooms.

Barbara is an AI teaching assistant specialized in supporting educators within the Texas education system, from public school teachers to homeschool parents — and she also supports International Baccalaureate (IB) MYP and DP teaching for Texas schools running IB programmes, plus Advanced Placement (AP) course support for Texas high schools.

Maeva is an AI teaching assistant specialized in supporting educators within the Cook Islands education system.

Leia is an experimental legal resource from TeamTeacher and the Fenix Foundation, specializing in digitally derived evidence (DDE) in international criminal law — grounded in the Leiden Guidelines, tribunal case law, and the Fenix DDE knowledge base.

This tool creates a new folder, optionally with a description and with folder instructions that guide AI behavior for every conversation inside it. Instructions are screened for safety before they are saved.

This tool updates an existing folder: its name, its description, or the folder instructions that guide AI behavior for every conversation inside it. Only the fields given are changed, and instructions are screened for safety before they are saved.

This tool moves things you already have — conversations, documents and files — into a folder, or takes them out of one. It moves up to 20 at a time and reports each one separately, so a mistyped id fails on its own rather than losing the whole batch.