AI Curriculum Development

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Expert skill for creating comprehensive, multi-level AI educational content with pedagogical excellence, assessment integration, and NotebookLM optimization for adaptive learning.

When to Use This Skill

✅ Use this skill when:

Multi-Level Content Creation: Developing educational materials for multiple skill levels simultaneously
AI Domain Expertise: Creating content for machine learning, deep learning, NLP, computer vision, etc.
Assessment Integration: Building quizzes, projects, and evaluation frameworks alongside content
NotebookLM Optimization: Preparing content for AI-powered book/quiz/flashcard generation
Pedagogical Framework: Applying Bloom's taxonomy, scaffolding, and mastery learning principles
Learning Analytics: Implementing progress tracking and adaptive learning systems
Large-Scale Curriculum: Developing comprehensive courses or certification programs

❌ Don't use this skill when:

Simple single-level content creation (use regular content generation)
Non-educational content development
Basic documentation writing (not learning-focused)
Quick tutorials or simple how-to guides

Core Capabilities

1. Multi-Level Content Architecture

Design and generate content that scales across skill levels:

Skill Level Framework:

beginner:
  cognitive_load: minimal
  learning_style: story-driven, analogical
  time_investment: 5-10 hours/week
  assessment: recognition, recall, basic application

intermediate: 
  cognitive_load: moderate
  learning_style: project-based, hands-on
  time_investment: 10-15 hours/week
  assessment: application, analysis, evaluation

advanced:
  cognitive_load: high
  learning_style: research-oriented, optimization-focused
  time_investment: 15-25 hours/week
  assessment: synthesis, evaluation, complex problem-solving

expert:
  cognitive_load: very high
  learning_style: innovation-driven, theory-based
  time_investment: 20-40 hours/week
  assessment: creation, original research, contribution

Progressive Complexity Patterns:

Concept Introduction: Analogy → Definition → Mathematical → Theoretical
Code Examples: Pseudo-code → Guided implementation → Independent coding → Algorithm design
Projects: Guided tutorials → Modified implementations → Original applications → Research contributions

2. Bloom's Taxonomy Integration

Structure learning objectives using systematic cognitive progression:

bloom_levels = {
    "remember": {
        "keywords": ["list", "identify", "recall", "recognize"],
        "assessments": ["multiple choice", "true/false", "matching"],
        "beginner_weight": 40,
        "expert_weight": 5
    },
    "understand": {
        "keywords": ["explain", "describe", "interpret", "summarize"],
        "assessments": ["short answer", "concept mapping"],
        "beginner_weight": 35,
        "expert_weight": 10
    },
    "apply": {
        "keywords": ["implement", "execute", "use", "demonstrate"],
        "assessments": ["coding exercises", "practical problems"],
        "beginner_weight": 20,
        "expert_weight": 25
    },
    "analyze": {
        "keywords": ["compare", "categorize", "examine", "break down"],
        "assessments": ["case studies", "algorithm analysis"],
        "beginner_weight": 5,
        "expert_weight": 25
    },
    "evaluate": {
        "keywords": ["critique", "assess", "judge", "recommend"],
        "assessments": ["peer review", "research critique"],
        "beginner_weight": 0,
        "expert_weight": 20
    },
    "create": {
        "keywords": ["design", "develop", "formulate", "produce"],
        "assessments": ["original projects", "research proposals"],
        "beginner_weight": 0,
        "expert_weight": 15
    }
}

3. Assessment Framework Design

Create comprehensive evaluation systems aligned with learning objectives:

Assessment Types by Skill Level:

formative_assessment:
  beginner: ["concept checks", "guided exercises", "self-reflection"]
  intermediate: ["coding challenges", "mini-projects", "peer discussions"]
  advanced: ["research summaries", "optimization challenges", "case analyses"]
  expert: ["literature reviews", "original implementations", "theoretical proofs"]

summative_assessment:
  beginner: ["module quizzes", "guided projects", "concept demonstrations"]
  intermediate: ["independent projects", "algorithm implementations", "presentations"]
  advanced: ["research projects", "performance optimization", "system design"]
  expert: ["original research", "publication drafts", "innovation challenges"]

portfolio_assessment:
  all_levels: ["learning journals", "code repositories", "project documentation", "reflection essays"]

Adaptive Quiz Generation:

def generate_adaptive_quiz(topic, skill_level, bloom_distribution):
    """Generate skill-appropriate quiz with adaptive difficulty"""
    
    question_bank = {
        "beginner": {
            "remember": generate_recall_questions(topic),
            "understand": generate_comprehension_questions(topic),
            "apply": generate_simple_application_questions(topic)
        },
        "intermediate": {
            "understand": generate_detailed_explanation_questions(topic),
            "apply": generate_implementation_questions(topic),
            "analyze": generate_comparison_questions(topic)
        },
        "advanced": {
            "apply": generate_optimization_questions(topic),
            "analyze": generate_algorithmic_analysis_questions(topic),
            "evaluate": generate_critique_questions(topic)
        },
        "expert": {
            "analyze": generate_research_analysis_questions(topic),
            "evaluate": generate_peer_review_questions(topic),
            "create": generate_innovation_questions(topic)
        }
    }
    
    return build_adaptive_quiz(question_bank[skill_level], bloom_distribution)

4. NotebookLM Content Optimization

Structure content for optimal AI processing and generation:

Metadata Enhancement:

content_metadata:
  # Learning Structure
  skill_level: [beginner|intermediate|advanced|expert]
  bloom_levels: [list of cognitive levels addressed]
  learning_objectives: [specific, measurable objectives]
  prerequisites: [required prior knowledge]
  
  # Content Organization  
  module: [module number and name]
  week: [week number within module]
  topic: [specific topic/subtopic]
  estimated_time: [learning hours]
  difficulty_score: [1-5 scale]
  
  # Cross-References
  related_concepts: [connected topics]
  prerequisite_topics: [foundational concepts]
  follow_up_topics: [next learning steps]
  external_resources: [additional materials]
  
  # Assessment Integration
  formative_assessments: [embedded checks]
  summative_assessments: [module evaluations]
  project_connections: [related projects]
  
  # Accessibility
  learning_styles: [visual, auditory, kinesthetic, reading]
  accommodation_notes: [accessibility features]
  language_complexity: [reading level indicator]

Cross-Reference Optimization:

<!-- Knowledge Graph Connections -->
[concept: neural_networks] → [prerequisite: linear_algebra, calculus]
[concept: neural_networks] → [application: computer_vision, nlp]
[concept: neural_networks] → [advanced: transformer_architecture]

<!-- Skill Progression Links -->
[beginner: understand_neurons] → [intermediate: implement_perceptron] 
[intermediate: implement_perceptron] → [advanced: design_custom_architecture]
[advanced: design_custom_architecture] → [expert: theoretical_analysis]

<!-- Assessment Connections -->
[concept: backpropagation] ↔ [quiz: gradient_calculation]
[concept: backpropagation] ↔ [project: neural_network_training]
[concept: backpropagation] ↔ [portfolio: optimization_comparison]

Content Generation Patterns

Pattern 1: Story-Driven Beginner Content

# Alice's Journey into Neural Networks

## Chapter 1: The Brain Inspiration
Alice wondered how computers could learn like humans. She discovered that 
scientists created "artificial neurons" inspired by brain cells...

### Visual Analogy: The Neuron Factory
Imagine a factory where:
- **Inputs** = Raw materials (numbers) coming in
- **Weights** = Quality filters that determine importance  
- **Activation** = Decision maker that says "produce" or "don't produce"
- **Output** = Final product (prediction)

### Simple Example: Email Spam Detection
Alice's first neural network job: decide if emails are spam

Pattern 2: Project-Based Intermediate Content

# Project: Build Your First Neural Network

## Learning Goals
- Implement a neural network from scratch using NumPy
- Train the network on the MNIST digit dataset
- Evaluate performance and analyze results
- Optimize hyperparameters for better accuracy

## Step-by-Step Implementation
### Part 1: Network Architecture Design
### Part 2: Forward Propagation Implementation  
### Part 3: Backpropagation Algorithm
### Part 4: Training Loop and Optimization
### Part 5: Evaluation and Analysis

## Expected Outcomes
- Working neural network with 85%+ MNIST accuracy
- Understanding of gradient descent optimization
- Experience with debugging ML models
- Portfolio project for job applications

Pattern 3: Research-Oriented Expert Content

# Research Frontier: Attention Mechanisms and Transformers

## Theoretical Foundations
### Mathematical Framework for Attention
- Query-Key-Value formulation: $\text{Attention}(Q,K,V) = \text{softmax}(\frac{QK^T}{\sqrt{d_k}})V$
- Multi-head attention extensions
- Positional encoding strategies

## Current Research Directions
### Open Problems
1. Attention pattern interpretability
2. Computational efficiency improvements  
3. Long sequence handling limitations
4. Cross-modal attention mechanisms

## Innovation Challenge
Design a novel attention mechanism that addresses one of the current limitations.
Submit your approach as a research proposal following academic conference format.

Learning Analytics Integration

Progress Tracking Framework

class LearningAnalytics:
    def track_learner_progress(self, learner_id, activity_data):
        """Track and analyze learner progress across skill levels"""
        
        # Competency mapping
        competencies = self.map_activities_to_competencies(activity_data)
        
        # Skill level progression analysis
        current_level = self.assess_current_skill_level(competencies)
        
        # Learning path optimization
        next_activities = self.recommend_next_learning(current_level, competencies)
        
        # Intervention detection
        intervention_needed = self.detect_learning_struggles(activity_data)
        
        return {
            "current_skill_level": current_level,
            "mastered_competencies": competencies["mastered"],
            "in_progress_competencies": competencies["developing"], 
            "recommended_activities": next_activities,
            "intervention_recommendations": intervention_needed
        }
    
    def generate_adaptive_content(self, learner_profile, topic):
        """Generate personalized content based on learner profile"""
        
        # Determine optimal difficulty level
        difficulty = self.calculate_optimal_difficulty(learner_profile)
        
        # Select appropriate teaching strategies
        strategies = self.select_teaching_strategies(learner_profile.learning_style)
        
        # Generate content with appropriate scaffolding
        content = self.create_scaffolded_content(topic, difficulty, strategies)
        
        return content

Best Practices

✅ Do This

Start with Learning Objectives: Always begin with clear, measurable learning goals
Apply Progressive Complexity: Ensure smooth progression between skill levels
Integrate Assessments: Embed evaluation throughout the learning experience
Use Multiple Modalities: Include visual, auditory, and kinesthetic learning elements
Provide Scaffolding: Offer appropriate support that gradually decreases
Test with Real Learners: Validate content effectiveness through user testing
Optimize for NotebookLM: Structure content with rich metadata and cross-references
Track Learning Analytics: Monitor progress and effectiveness continuously

❌ Avoid This

Don't Skip Skill Level Analysis: Always consider the target learner's background
Don't Create Isolated Content: Ensure connections between concepts and levels
Don't Ignore Assessment Alignment: Make sure evaluations match learning objectives
Don't Overwhelm Beginners: Manage cognitive load appropriately for each level
Don't Neglect Advanced Learners: Provide sufficient challenge for expert levels
Don't Forget Accessibility: Consider diverse learning needs and accommodations
Don't Create Static Content: Build in adaptability and personalization features

Integration with AI Curriculum Project

Directory Structure Alignment

module[X]_[topic]/
├── content_sources/
│   ├── beginner/concepts/     # Story-driven, analogical content
│   ├── intermediate/projects/ # Hands-on, implementation-focused  
│   ├── advanced/research/     # Paper-based, optimization-focused
│   └── expert/innovation/     # Original research, contribution-focused
├── assessments/
│   ├── adaptive_quizzes/      # Skill-level appropriate evaluations
│   ├── projects/              # Authentic assessment scenarios
│   └── portfolios/            # Progressive skill documentation
└── analytics/
    ├── learning_objectives.yaml # Bloom's taxonomy alignment
    ├── skill_progression.yaml   # Level advancement criteria  
    └── cross_references.yaml    # Knowledge graph connections

Agent Integration

ai-curriculum-specialist: Primary agent for comprehensive curriculum development
assessment-creation-agent: Specialized assessment design and validation
notebooklm-content-optimizer: Content formatting and metadata enhancement
learning-analytics-specialist: Progress tracking and adaptive personalization

Command Integration

/generate-module: Create complete module with all skill levels
/create-assessment: Design adaptive evaluation framework
/optimize-notebooklm: Format content for AI processing
/analyze-learning: Generate progress reports and recommendations

Troubleshooting

"Content too complex for target skill level"

Problem: Generated content exceeds cognitive load capacity

Solution:

Review Bloom's taxonomy distribution for skill level
Add more scaffolding and prerequisite content
Break complex concepts into smaller chunks
Include more analogies and visual examples

"Assessment doesn't align with learning objectives"

Problem: Evaluation measures different skills than taught

Solution:

Map each assessment item to specific learning objective
Ensure Bloom's level alignment between content and assessment
Use authentic assessment scenarios that mirror real applications
Include multiple assessment types (formative, summative, portfolio)

"Cross-level progression unclear"

Problem: Learners can't understand how to advance between skill levels

Solution:

Create explicit competency frameworks with clear advancement criteria
Provide skill level assessment tools for self-evaluation
Build bridge content that connects adjacent levels
Include prerequisite verification and remediation

Quality Metrics

Learning Objective Achievement: 90%+ learners meet stated objectives
Skill Level Progression: 80%+ advance to next level within expected timeframe
Content Engagement: 85%+ completion rates across all skill levels
Assessment Validity: Strong correlation between performance and competency
NotebookLM Optimization: Enhanced AI processing and generation capability

Multi-Context Window Support

This skill supports long-running curriculum development tasks across multiple context windows using Claude 4.5's enhanced state management capabilities.

State Tracking

Checkpoint State (JSON):

{
  "checkpoint_id": "curriculum_20251129_151500",
  "curriculum_project": "AI Fundamentals Course",
  "modules_created": [
    {
      "module_id": "module1_introduction",
      "skill_levels": ["beginner", "intermediate"],
      "assessments": ["quiz", "project"],
      "status": "complete"
    },
    {
      "module_id": "module2_neural_networks",
      "skill_levels": ["beginner"],
      "assessments": ["quiz"],
      "status": "in_progress"
    }
  ],
  "total_content_generated": {
    "word_count": 15000,
    "skill_levels_complete": 3,
    "assessments_created": 5,
    "notebooklm_optimized": true
  },
  "token_usage": 45000,
  "created_at": "2025-11-29T15:15:00Z"
}

Progress Notes (Markdown):

# AI Curriculum Development Progress - 2025-11-29

## Completed Modules
- Module 1: Introduction to AI (all skill levels)
  - Beginner: Story-driven content (3500 words)
  - Intermediate: Project-based content (4200 words)
  - Advanced: Research-oriented content (3800 words)
  - Assessments: Adaptive quiz + 2 projects

## In Progress
- Module 2: Neural Networks
  - Beginner content: 80% complete
  - Need: Intermediate/advanced levels + assessments

## Next Actions
- Complete Module 2 beginner content (remaining 700 words)
- Generate intermediate content with coding projects
- Create adaptive quiz with Bloom's taxonomy alignment
- Optimize all Module 2 content for NotebookLM

Session Recovery

When starting a fresh context window after curriculum development work:

Load Checkpoint State: Read .coditect/checkpoints/curriculum-latest.json
Review Progress Notes: Check curriculum-development-progress.md for module status
Verify Content Files: Use Glob to locate generated content files
Check Assessment Alignment: Review Bloom's taxonomy distribution
Resume Generation: Continue from last completed skill level

Recovery Commands:

# 1. Check latest curriculum checkpoint
cat .coditect/checkpoints/curriculum-latest.json | jq '.modules_created'

# 2. Review progress notes
tail -30 curriculum-development-progress.md

# 3. Locate generated content
find content_sources/ -name "*.md" -mtime -1

# 4. Count word totals
wc -w content_sources/module*/*.md

# 5. Check assessment files
ls -lh assessments/adaptive_quizzes/

State Management Best Practices

Checkpoint Files (JSON Schema):

Store in .coditect/checkpoints/curriculum-{timestamp}.json
Track modules completed vs in-progress with granular status
Record word counts and skill level distribution for scope verification
Include assessment creation status and NotebookLM optimization flags
Document learning objectives achieved per module

Progress Tracking (Markdown Narrative):

Maintain curriculum-development-progress.md with module breakdowns
Document pedagogical decisions (why certain learning paths chosen)
Note Bloom's taxonomy distribution for quality validation
List cross-module dependencies for knowledge graph coherence
Track NotebookLM optimization status per content piece

Git Integration:

Create checkpoint after each module completion
Commit content files with descriptive module/skill level tags
Use conventional commits: feat(curriculum): Add Module 2 beginner content
Tag major milestones: git tag curriculum-module2-complete

Progress Checkpoints

Natural Breaking Points:

After completing each skill level within a module
After creating all assessments for a module
After NotebookLM optimization for batch of content
After cross-module knowledge graph validation
After generating learning analytics metadata

Checkpoint Creation Pattern:

# Automatic checkpoint creation at critical phases
if modules_completed > 0 or word_count > 10000:
    create_checkpoint({
        "modules": modules_status,
        "assessments": assessments_created,
        "content_stats": {
            "words": total_word_count,
            "skill_levels": levels_complete
        },
        "tokens": current_token_usage
    })

Example: Multi-Context Curriculum Development

Context Window 1: Module 1 Complete + Module 2 Start

{
  "checkpoint_id": "curriculum_module1_complete",
  "phase": "module1_complete",
  "modules_created": 1,
  "skill_levels_generated": 4,
  "assessments_created": 3,
  "word_count": 12000,
  "next_action": "Begin Module 2 beginner content",
  "token_usage": 35000
}

Context Window 2: Module 2 Completion

# Resume from checkpoint
cat .coditect/checkpoints/curriculum_module1_complete.json

# Continue Module 2 generation
# (Context restored in 3 minutes vs 20 minutes from scratch)

# Complete all skill levels and assessments
{
  "checkpoint_id": "curriculum_module2_complete",
  "phase": "module2_complete",
  "modules_created": 2,
  "total_word_count": 27000,
  "all_assessments_created": true,
  "notebooklm_optimized": true,
  "token_usage": 25000
}

Token Savings: 35000 (first context) + 25000 (second context) = 60000 total vs. 95000 without checkpoint = 37% reduction

See docs/CLAUDE-4.5-BEST-PRACTICES.md for complete multi-context patterns.

Success Output

When this skill completes successfully, you should see:

✅ SKILL COMPLETE: ai-curriculum-development

Completed:
- [x] Module content created across all skill levels (beginner/intermediate/advanced/expert)
- [x] Learning objectives aligned with Bloom's taxonomy
- [x] Adaptive assessments designed with appropriate difficulty distribution
- [x] NotebookLM metadata optimization complete
- [x] Cross-module knowledge graph connections documented
- [x] Learning analytics metadata generated

Outputs:
- content_sources/module[X]_[topic]/beginner/ - Story-driven analogical content (3500 words)
- content_sources/module[X]_[topic]/intermediate/ - Project-based hands-on content (4200 words)
- content_sources/module[X]_[topic]/advanced/ - Research-oriented content (3800 words)
- content_sources/module[X]_[topic]/expert/ - Innovation-driven theoretical content (3200 words)
- assessments/adaptive_quizzes/module[X]_quiz.json - Skill-appropriate evaluations
- assessments/projects/module[X]_project_[level].md - Authentic assessment scenarios
- analytics/learning_objectives.yaml - Bloom's taxonomy alignment
- analytics/skill_progression.yaml - Level advancement criteria
- analytics/cross_references.yaml - Knowledge graph connections

Module Completion: 100%
Skill Levels: 4 (beginner through expert)
Assessments: 8 (quizzes + projects)
Word Count: 14,700
NotebookLM Optimized: Yes

Completion Checklist

Before marking this skill as complete, verify:

Failure Indicators

This skill has FAILED if:

❌ Missing skill levels (less than 4 complete)
❌ Bloom's taxonomy distribution inappropriate for level
❌ Content too complex for beginner level (excessive jargon, no analogies)
❌ Content too simple for expert level (no theoretical depth, no research)
❌ Assessment misalignment: testing different skills than taught
❌ NotebookLM metadata missing or incomplete
❌ Cross-references broken or missing
❌ Cognitive load too high: beginner content causes overwhelm
❌ Cognitive load too low: expert learners unchallenged
❌ No scaffolding: learners can't progress between levels
❌ Learning objectives vague or unmeasurable

When NOT to Use

Do NOT use ai-curriculum-development when:

Single-level content needed - Use standard content generation for one skill level only
Non-educational content - Use appropriate documentation skill for API docs, system docs, etc.
Quick tutorials - Use simple how-to guides for one-off tasks
Domain outside AI/ML - This skill specialized for AI curriculum; use domain-appropriate skill
No assessment needed - If evaluation not required, simpler content creation sufficient
Existing curriculum modification - Use content editing tools for updates to existing materials
Time constraint <2 hours - Multi-level curriculum requires significant time investment

Alternative Approaches:

Single-level tutorial: Standard documentation for one audience
API documentation: Use codi-documentation-writer for technical reference
Video scripts: Different pedagogical approach, use media-specific skill
Interactive coding exercises: Use platform-specific tooling (Jupyter, Observable)

Anti-Patterns (Avoid)

Anti-Pattern	Problem	Solution
Same content for all levels	No progression, inappropriate difficulty	Create distinct content per level with progressive complexity
Skipping learning objectives	Content lacks focus, unmeasurable outcomes	Start with Bloom's taxonomy-aligned objectives
Assessments created last	Misalignment between teaching and testing	Design assessments alongside content
Missing analogies for beginners	High cognitive load, learner frustration	Use real-world analogies and stories for complex concepts
No code examples for intermediate	Theory-practice gap, frustration	Provide hands-on implementation examples
Shallow expert content	Advanced learners unchallenged	Include theoretical depth, research papers, open problems
Ignoring prerequisite verification	Learners lack foundation, high dropout	Document prerequisites, provide prerequisite testing
No cross-module connections	Isolated knowledge, missing big picture	Explicitly link concepts across modules
Overlooking NotebookLM optimization	Poor AI-generated supplementary materials	Add rich metadata, cross-references, knowledge graph
Missing scaffolding	Learners can't advance between levels	Provide bridge content, skill progression criteria

Principles

This skill embodies these CODITECT principles:

Progressive Complexity - Content scales smoothly from beginner analogies to expert theory
Bloom's Taxonomy Foundation - Learning objectives aligned with cognitive development stages
Assessment Integration - Evaluation designed alongside content, not as afterthought
Multi-Modal Learning - Visual, auditory, kinesthetic elements for diverse learning styles
Scaffolding - Appropriate support that gradually decreases as learner advances
Measurable Outcomes - Learning objectives specified with verifiable completion criteria
NotebookLM Optimization - Rich metadata enables AI-powered supplementary generation
Knowledge Graph - Explicit cross-references create interconnected understanding

Full Principles: CODITECT-STANDARD-AUTOMATION.md

Version History

v1.0.0 - Multi-level content generation, Bloom's taxonomy, NotebookLM optimization

How to Use This Skill​

When to Use This Skill​

Core Capabilities​

1. Multi-Level Content Architecture​

2. Bloom's Taxonomy Integration​

3. Assessment Framework Design​

4. NotebookLM Content Optimization​

Content Generation Patterns​

Pattern 1: Story-Driven Beginner Content​

Pattern 2: Project-Based Intermediate Content​

Pattern 3: Research-Oriented Expert Content​

Learning Analytics Integration​

Progress Tracking Framework​

Best Practices​

✅ Do This​

❌ Avoid This​

Integration with AI Curriculum Project​

Directory Structure Alignment​

Agent Integration​

Command Integration​

Troubleshooting​

"Content too complex for target skill level"​

"Assessment doesn't align with learning objectives"​

"Cross-level progression unclear"​

Quality Metrics​

Multi-Context Window Support​

State Tracking​

Session Recovery​

State Management Best Practices​

Progress Checkpoints​

Example: Multi-Context Curriculum Development​

Success Output​

Completion Checklist​

Failure Indicators​

When NOT to Use​

Anti-Patterns (Avoid)​

Principles​

Version History​

How to Use This Skill

When to Use This Skill

Core Capabilities

1. Multi-Level Content Architecture

2. Bloom's Taxonomy Integration

3. Assessment Framework Design

4. NotebookLM Content Optimization

Content Generation Patterns

Pattern 1: Story-Driven Beginner Content

Pattern 2: Project-Based Intermediate Content

Pattern 3: Research-Oriented Expert Content

Learning Analytics Integration

Progress Tracking Framework

Best Practices

✅ Do This

❌ Avoid This

Integration with AI Curriculum Project

Directory Structure Alignment

Agent Integration

Command Integration

Troubleshooting

"Content too complex for target skill level"

"Assessment doesn't align with learning objectives"

"Cross-level progression unclear"

Quality Metrics

Multi-Context Window Support

State Tracking

Session Recovery

State Management Best Practices

Progress Checkpoints

Example: Multi-Context Curriculum Development

Success Output

Completion Checklist

Failure Indicators

When NOT to Use

Anti-Patterns (Avoid)

Principles

Version History