Overview
Make lesson packs and courses for kids with Claude, from your terminal or in a chat.
WizKidsFamily kids learn from short daily rounds of cards. Everything they play comes from packs: lesson packs written by creators like you, checked by code, reviewed card by card by our team, then added by parents to their kids' plans.
You can write a pack by hand, but most creators write them with Claude. There are two ways:
Claude Code + CLI
Pack folders on your own machine. The wizfamily CLI checks and uploads them; the Claude skill
writes them with you. Best for big packs, courses and anything you keep in git.
Claude + MCP
Chat with Claude on the web, desktop or in Claude Code. Claude writes, checks and saves the pack for you. Nothing to install. Invite-only for now.
What you can make
- A pack: one topic, a few objectives, and the cards that teach them. For example "Multiplication tricks" for ages 8 to 12. What is a pack?
- A course: packs in order, like the levels of a game. Kids enrol once and get each pack as it's published. What is a course?
How a pack goes live
- Write it with Claude (or by hand) and push it: it's saved as a private draft.
- Fix what the automated checks find: format, media and safety.
- Preview every card exactly as a kid sees it.
- Submit it. Our team reviews every card.
- Published: parents can find it and add it to their kids' plans.
The CLI and Claude can do steps 1 to 4. Only a review publishes. Draft to published explains each status.
Who these docs are for
- Creators with a Studio account (sign up): everything here.
- Parents making private packs for their own kids: see Family packs.