edu-dispatch-builder

Generating edu-content dispatch prompts involves reading Excel outline rows and teaching-design constraints to assemble a complete Markdown dispatch document. The output provides writers with all required context, ensuring no extra lookups are needed during content creation.

Ensuring writers receive all required context involves reading Excel outlines, teaching-design.md constraints, and optional manuscript context to assemble a complete Markdown dispatch document. The generated text contains all necessary inputs, preventing manual lookups during content creation.

Yes, you need pandas to build educational content dispatch instructions from Excel outlines. The pandas dependency is required to parse spreadsheet data and extract the block specifications necessary for assembling the complete Markdown dispatch document.

The best way to structure teaching design constraints for edu-content subagents is providing a teaching-design.md file alongside an Excel outline. The system reads these files to generate structured dispatch text that ensures consistency and adheres to project governance.

No, you cannot use this prompt generation process to execute actual task dispatching. It operates strictly during Phase 2 to generate copy-ready dispatch instruction text for the current module block, without executing the dispatch to edu-content subagents.