Cleo

Cleo is your AI study tutor inside Bacleo. Use it when you need a concept explained, a hint to get started, or a different way to understand a difficult question. You can write in English, French or Arabic.

Give Cleo a little context: your school level, subject and what you have already tried. A specific question usually leads to a more useful explanation than asking about an entire subject.

You do not need a perfect prompt. Start with the part you are struggling with.

1. Open Cleo and describe your question. Mention your level or stream when it matters.
2. Tell Cleo what kind of help you want: a simple explanation, a hint, a worked example or practice questions.
3. Read the answer, try the next step yourself and ask a follow-up if something is still unclear.

Cleo can search the Library catalogue for resource titles and links, create quizzes, flashcards and diagrams, and work with supported study timers. Ask for the result you need rather than memorizing a command.

Finding a PDF in the Library does not mean Cleo has read its contents. If your question depends on a particular passage or exercise, include that text or use a supported attachment so Cleo has the relevant context.

Try: “I am revising this lesson. Here is the part I do not understand: [your question]. Explain it simply, then give me one question to check my understanding.”

If the explanation is too fast, ask Cleo to break it into smaller steps. If it feels too easy, ask for a harder example. Try answering before requesting the full solution.

Sign in to use your personal Cleo study space. AI requests use your available Cleo allowance, and access to capabilities such as web search depends on your plan.

Cleo can make mistakes, including in calculations and explanations. Check important answers against your course or your teacher's explanation, and use the thumbs-down button to report an unhelpful response.