Make a pack in chat
The conversation, step by step, from an idea to a draft in review.
Start
Pick the Make a pack prompt from the connector's prompts in the + menu, or just say what you want:
Let's make a pack about multiplication tricks for 9-year-olds.Answer one question at a time
Claude reads the pack guide (get_guide), then asks about the topic and ages, the objectives, and
the ladders. Then it shows a plan table:
| Objective | Level 1 | Level 2 | Level 3 | Cards |
| ×4 and ×8 | true/false, mc | fill-in | math | 15 |
| ×5 | mc | fill-in | math | 12 |
| ×9 finger trick | true/false | fill-in | math | 12 |Approve it or change any row. No cards are written before you approve.
Claude writes and checks
Claude writes the pack, checks it (validate_pack), and fixes what the check reports.
Ask it to re-solve the answers
The server doesn't check answers: the author does. Before saving, ask: "Re-solve every multiple-choice, true/false and fill-in card and fix any wrong key."
Save and preview
Claude saves the pack as a private draft (save_pack), waits for the checks (get_checks) and
gives you a preview link (preview_link) that shows every card as a kid sees it.
Submit
Looks good. Submit it for review.Claude asks you to confirm, then calls submit_for_review. The same checks and review apply as in
the Studio.
Example prompts
- "Make a pack of 20 Spanish food words for ages 5 to 8, with listening cards."
- "Turn these notes into a science pack about the water cycle for ages 9 to 11: …"
- "Show my packs." (
list_my_packs)