GitHub Classroom shuts down Aug 28, 2026. Migrate your course before the fall term →
The GitHub Classroom replacement

Grade the code.
We’ll do the teaching.

Coding assignments on the GitHub you already use. Distributed, auto-graded on every push, and explained. When a student fails, our AI tells them why. Students start real coding work faster, in the GitHub they already know, with nothing to install.

Free for students · instructors start free for 2 weeks · runs on your GitHub org
Auto-graded on every push
Coder/90 · Classroom
Fall 2026 Bootcamp
Completion
83%
Pass rate
87%
Check-in
2
Avg
84
StudentRecursionIntroOverall
ALada8510092%
BAbarbara Failed RecursionFail 386451%
GRgrace919892%
KAkatherine96Grading95%
5 hrs
a week back from manual grading
$0
Students never pay
¼
the per-student cost of a managed platform
0
lock-in, it’s just GitHub repos
Aug 28
migrate before Classroom shuts down
The difference

A red “Fail” isn’t feedback.
This is.

Most tools show a score. Coder in 90 turns it into teaching. The AI reads the real test output and your course notes, then explains the failure and the fix, with the output shown right beside it, so it’s verifiable, never a black box.

Most autograders: a score, and analytics that flag frustration
AI quiz tools: generated questions, not failure explanations
Coder in 90: explains the failure and the fix
barbara → Recursion Lab
scored 38 / 100
Autograder output
FAILED test_base_case: RecursionError:
maximum recursion depth exceeded
1 passed, 4 failed
AI explanation
Your fib() never reaches its base case, so it calls itself forever. Add if n <= 1: return n before the recursive call. That stops the infinite descent, and the other four tests pass.
How it works

Publish. Push. Graded.

Three steps on the GitHub you already use. No new IDE for your students, no platform to onboard onto.

01 · PUBLISH

Point us at a template repo

One click installs the GitHub App on your org. We generate a private repo per student and add them as collaborators. Nothing to import.

02 · PUSH

Students code and push

In their own editor or free Codespaces. A GitHub Actions workflow runs your tests on every push, the workflow they’ll use at work.

03 · GRADED

Scores and explanations land

The cohort gradebook fills automatically. Failing students surface with the reason, and an AI explanation they can act on.

Where we fit

Built for the GitHub
you already use.

Coder in 90 is deliberately leaner than a full managed platform: no new IDE to onboard, no courseware to import. Instructors spend less time on setup, troubleshooting, and manual grading, and students get instant, actionable guidance on every push. If you want a managed cloud IDE with GPU/Jupyter or a big ready-made courseware library, a platform like Codio is the stronger fit, and we’ll happily say so.

Migrate before August 28.

Set up a cohort in minutes, on the GitHub you already use. Instructors start free for 2 weeks, no sales call.