AI Configuration & Fallback System - #89
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- Resolved frontend state bleed where all AI providers appeared as 'Configured'. - Updated GET /api/config/ai to return individual boolean statuses per provider. - Refactored 'AI Integration Settings' and 'Room Settings' dropdown to use specific provider flags. - Added Google AI Studio signup link and instructions for free-tier Gemini usage. - Verified AES-256 encryption stability and MongoDB storage for sensitive keys.
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The Secure AI Configuration & Fallback System empowers educators and administrators to safely manage their own AI API keys directly from the frontend dashboard, encrypting them with AES-256 before securely storing them in Cache Memory. This system operates on a smart tiered architecture: it first automatically checks for a global master key provided by the university admin to cover all teachers. If the university lacks an AI budget, it will then check for a personal API key securely saved by the individual teacher. If no paid keys are available, the dashboard provides direct guidance for the teacher to quickly generate a free Google Gemini API key. Finally, to guarantee the app never crashes during a live class, this system is backed by a robust "Clipboard Export" fallback UI that gracefully catches any API or network errors. If absolutely no keys are configured or an API fails, it provides a pre-engineered prompt so teachers can seamlessly generate their quizzes by copying and pasting the class transcript directly into free external AI web tools like ChatGPT.