
Lumi.
Aluma's mascot, one tap away on every page. She already knows what you're looking at.
Lumi is a gecko who sits in the bottom-right corner of every page in Aluma. Tap her and a side chat slides in over whatever you're already doing, your assignments list, a class page, the Mastery ledger, and she can answer about that, because the page comes with the question. You never have to explain where you are or paste anything in. She's not a second app or a second assistant: her chats are ordinary Aluma conversations that land in your history like any other.
The screen you're on is handed to Lumi with the question, so she never has to ask which page you mean.
Every message carries a structured snapshot of the page: which view you're on, the class, the assignment that's open, the headings on screen, the filters you've set, the counts you're looking at. Ask "what does this number mean?" and she knows which number.
The first message creates an ordinary Aluma conversation. It shows up in Recents and History straight away, names itself a few seconds later, and runs the same tools as the main tutor. Close the panel and it's still there; reopen on that page and it comes back.
Lumi is hidden for live tests, timed practice sittings, exam simulation, graded quizzes, essay scoring, and score review. That's checked against the actual attempt state, not just the page address, so pausing a section and walking back to the hub still counts as a test in progress.
Lumi runs on Hermes 1.2 on every plan, including Free, no matter what the model picker says. She's one tap from everywhere and answers short questions about the page in front of you; the main tutor is where the heavy reasoning happens. The panel tells you which mode it's running.
Bottom-right of any page. She does a quick happy hop, then the panel slides in.
Explain this page · What am I looking at? · Help me get started · Summarize my assignments · What should I study next?
No pasting, no re-explaining, no switching tabs.
The conversation is saved to your history either way. Reopen on the same page and it's waiting.
No. Same product, same tools, same account. Lumi is a surface, not a second assistant, she just runs the fastest mode because she's meant for quick questions about the page you're on.
No. The page snapshot is filtered on the server against a fixed list of allowed fields and size caps, and anything that looks like a token, password, or cookie is dropped before the model sees it.
No, and that's deliberate. She's hidden for the whole assessment, including paused sections and the score review afterwards.
Into your normal chat history, named and searchable like every other conversation.