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implement-text-response-question
Create D3 questions focused on written explanations and reflections of static content (text, images, diagrams). For video-based questions, use implement-video-question instead.
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implement-dynamic-dilation
Create interactive dilation animations using p5.js where students explore dilations with adjustable scale factors.
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implement-multiple-choice-question
Create D3 questions with radio button selections and optional explanations. Students select from options and explain their reasoning.
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implement-static-graph-question
Create D3 questions with static line graphs and coordinating table inputs. Students read graphs and fill in corresponding values.
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implement-scm-features
Build features in the SCM (School Coaching Manager) section. Use for creating pages, hooks, and visualizations for podsie tracking, roadmaps, velocity, and assessment data.
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create-worked-example
Generate PPTX-compatible HTML slide decks for math worked examples. Use when user says "create worked example" or needs visual step-by-step math instruction with CFU questions and practice problems.
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implement-drag-match-question
Create D3 questions with drag-and-drop matching interactions. Students drag items (tables, graphs, equations) to categories.
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implement-slider-question
Create D3 questions with interactive sliders and live visualization updates. Students adjust continuous values and observe dynamic feedback.
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app-development
Build features in the AI Coaching Platform Next.js app. Use for creating pages, components, server actions, TanStack tables, and understanding application architecture.
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implement-increment-controls-question
Create D3 questions with +/- button controls and emoji/visual displays. Common for ratio, mixture, and recipe problems where students adjust quantities.
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implement-video-question
Create D3 questions where students watch a video and provide written responses. The video is the primary instructional content.
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create-claude-skill
Create new Claude skills following Anthropic best practices. Use when building specialized agent capabilities, packaging procedural knowledge, or extending Claude's domain expertise.
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implement-dynamic-tape-diagram
Create interactive tape diagram builders using p5.js where students construct algebraic equations by dragging and resizing parts.
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implement-dynamic-graph-question
Create interactive coordinate plane questions using p5.js where students draw linear lines with snap-to-grid.
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implement-double-number-line-question
Create D3 questions with double number lines showing proportional relationships. Students complete missing values on parallel number lines.
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implement-algebra-tiles
Create interactive algebra tiles manipulatives using p5.js where students drag tiles and see cancellations when opposites overlap.
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implement-table-question
Create D3 questions with fill-in-the-blank tables. Students complete missing values based on patterns, rates, or relationships.
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implement-dynamic-graph-question
Create interactive coordinate plane questions using p5.js where students draw linear lines with snap-to-grid.
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implement-custom-d3-question
Create D3 questions with unique, non-standard interactions. Fallback skill for questions not fitting standard patterns.
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