AESOP AI Academy — Automated Safety Review Scheduler

Configure Automated Safety Reviews

How this works When a scheduled review runs, Claude evaluates the AESOP AI Academy curriculum and platform against the COPPA Safety Rubric — scoring all five dimensions. Results are saved to your compliance history automatically. Reviews run in-browser when this page is open, or can be triggered manually at any time.

Review Cadence

How often to automatically run a safety review

Review Scope

What portion of the platform to review

Review Depth

How thorough each automated review should be

Regulatory Baseline

Which regulatory standards to evaluate against

On-Demand Safety Review

Run a complete safety review immediately using Claude as the primary reviewer. Scores all five dimensions against the COPPA Safety Rubric and saves results to history.

1Loading rubric and platform context
2Dimension 1 — COPPA Core Compliance
3Dimension 2 — Content Safety & Age Appropriateness
4Dimension 3 — Data Security Architecture
5Dimensions 4 & 5 — Transparency & Proactive Safety
6Calculating verdict & saving to history

Compliance Alerts

Non-Compliant Verdict Alert

Alert immediately when any review returns a non-compliant verdict (D1 override triggered or score below threshold)

Score Drop Alert

Alert when panel score drops more than 10 points from the previous review

Review Due Reminder

Alert when a scheduled review is overdue (past its scheduled date)

Regulatory Change Flag

Claude will note any new regulatory developments detected during the review

Alerts appear as on-page notifications when this page is open. For email alerts, configure a cron job or server-side scheduler to ping this page at your scheduled cadence.

cPanel Cron Job Setup

For automated reviews that run even when this page isn't open, set up a cron job in your Mocahost cPanel. The cron can ping a lightweight trigger endpoint or use a wget/curl approach to log the check.

# Monthly safety review trigger (1st of each month at 8am)
0 8 1 * * curl -s "https://aesopacademy.org/review/safety-trigger.php" >> /dev/null 2>&1

# Weekly (every Monday 8am)
0 8 * * 1 curl -s "https://aesopacademy.org/review/safety-trigger.php" >> /dev/null 2>&1

# Quarterly (1st of Jan, Apr, Jul, Oct at 8am)
0 8 1 1,4,7,10 * curl -s "https://aesopacademy.org/review/safety-trigger.php" >> /dev/null 2>&1

Note: safety-trigger.php would call the Claude API proxy and log results. Ask Claude to build this PHP trigger file when you're ready to fully automate server-side.