curriculum-from-notes

Provide your raw notes as input and the Skill extracts distinct ideas, groups related concepts, and orders them into modules. The output includes module titles, objectives, core ideas, suggested activities, and practical takeaways.

It accepts any free-form text: brainstorming notes, topic outlines, or rough ideas passed as arguments. No specific structure is required since the first step is extracting and grouping the distinct ideas.

The output contains a curriculum map, a recommended module sequence, module summaries with objectives and activities, and notes on gaps or overlapping content. Each module includes a core idea and a practical takeaway.

Yes. Redundancy removal is a built-in step: the Skill identifies what is repetitive, merges overlapping ideas, and keeps momentum between modules so the final sequence stays lean and teachable.

Avoid it when you have no source material at all, since it organizes existing ideas rather than researching new content. For creating subject matter from scratch, gather raw notes or references first.