Introduction
Lynk AI is designed to assist—not automate away—the coach’s role. While it helps reduce manual effort in planning, summarising, and suggesting next steps, it never takes control of core coaching or operational actions.
The coach always remains responsible for execution and decisions.
Lynk AI Does Not Conduct Sessions
AI does not start, run, or end sessions
It does not manage in-class activities
It cannot replace real-time coaching decisions
Sessions are always led by the coach.
Lynk AI Does Not Auto-Mark Attendance
Attendance must be explicitly marked by the coach
AI does not infer presence or absence
Records are never updated without confirmation
This preserves accuracy and accountability.
Lynk AI Does Not Auto-Message Parents or Students
AI does not send messages on its own
Communication happens only when explicitly configured
Coaches control when and how updates are shared
No automated outreach occurs without intent.
Why These Limits Matter
Maintains trust in records and communication
Prevents unintended changes or actions
Keeps the coach in control at all times
AI acts as support, not authority.
Summary
Lynk AI does not conduct sessions, mark attendance, or communicate automatically unless you choose to enable it. It exists to support your work—never to replace your judgment or operate without your direction.