Auto Project
Complete project, lab report, and performance task activities with AI-generated files
Auto Project
Auto Project completes project activities: the file-upload assignments (lab reports, performance tasks, and similar) where you read instruction documents and then hand in a file. It reads the instructions and any attached resources, generates the file with AI, uploads it, and submits the activity.
Auto Project is disabled by default. Turn it on from the sidebar, next to Auto Essay.
How It Works
- Detects a project activity (an instruction page with resource documents and a file upload area)
- Collects the written instructions and any attached resources (PDFs, Word documents, and similar)
- Generates the file with AI and runs it through humanization so it reads like student work
- Uploads the generated file into the activity's upload area
- Submits the project after a short delay
A widget shows progress while it works ("Analyzing resources...", "Uploading file...", "Submitted!").
Supported Platforms
| Platform | Support | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Edgenuity (classic) | Supported | Projects on the course player |
| EdgeX | Supported | Project and Performance Task upload activities, including Word uploads and instruction-only projects |
| Edmentum | Supported | Digital Document Box (DDB) projects, graded Apex Practice activities, and Unit Activity file uploads |
| Nova | Supported | File-upload projects in the Nova player (inside Edgenuity and EdgeX courses). Uploads a file in a format the project accepts, then saves and submits. Projects that already have a file uploaded are left alone |
| Subject | No separate toggle | Projects are handled by Auto Instructions |
| FLVS | Via Auto Assignment | Presentation assignments get a full .pptx slide deck, handled by Auto Assignment |
| Brightspace (TDA) | Supported | Dropbox assignments: fillable PDF worksheets, written assignments, and finished Classkick work. Checks Brightspace received the file and never resubmits |
Turning It On
Open your course and wait for the Revolt sidebar to load.
Switch Auto Project on from the Home tab.
Open the project activity. Revolt detects it and starts automatically. If the activity was already open, toggle the feature off and on, or refresh the page.
For a hands-off run, enable Auto Project together with Auto Advance and Auto Instructions. Auto Advance moves on once the project is submitted.
Configuration
Auto Project has one setting, in Advanced Controls:
| Setting | Where | Default | Max |
|---|---|---|---|
| Project Submit Delay | Advanced Controls → Submit Delay → Project | 2–5 sec | 60 sec |
It is the wait between the file finishing its upload and Revolt clicking submit.
Tips
- Projects need resources. On classic Edgenuity and EdgeX, if the page has no attached documents Revolt shows Cannot Auto-Generate Project and leaves the activity for you. The documents sometimes load late, so reopen the activity and try again.
- Humanization credits. Generated files are humanized, which uses your word credits. If they run out, Revolt stops and tells you instead of submitting a raw AI draft.
- One file per project. If an upload fails, Revolt retries the upload with the file it already generated rather than creating a new one. After several failed attempts it gives up on that activity.
- Review important projects. Generated work is only as good as the instructions on the page. For a high-stakes grade, read the file before you let Auto Advance move on.