Outils

When answering questions about using Claude and its products, attaches a matching course, tutorial or case study from the Claude Academy catalog. Recommends only strong matches and never invents courses. Official Anthropic skill.

Recreates the deprecated Explanatory output style with a SessionStart hook: adds Insight notes before and after code that explain implementation trade-offs and codebase conventions. Official Anthropic plugin; uses extra tokens.

Learning mode: at key decision points such as business logic or error handling, asks you to write 5-10 lines of code yourself while explaining the trade-offs. Official Anthropic plugin built on a SessionStart hook; uses extra tokens.

Official Anthropic plugin that solves competition math such as IMO and Putnam problems, with adversarial checks by an independent verifier that only sees the clean proof. Gives up explicitly rather than bluffing when unsure, and outputs LaTeX/PDF once verified.

Anthropic's official study plugin for law students: Socratic questioning, case briefs, outline building, IRAC essay feedback, flashcards and jurisdiction-specific bar prep plans. Deliberately guides thinking instead of writing for the student.

Anthropic's official plugin for US law school clinics: faculty set clinic rules once, then students use it for structured intake, first drafts, IRAC memo scaffolds, deadline tracking and end-of-term handoffs. It scaffolds; students analyze. Check data retention first; supervisors review output.

Adapts an existing K-12 lesson into below, at and above grade-level versions, producing a teacher differentiation plan and three student handouts as Word documents; can use the Learning Commons Knowledge Graph. Official Anthropic skill.

Generates 1-3 in-class check-for-understanding questions for a math concept or standard, with distractors drawn from common student misconceptions and a teacher guide on what to teach next for each answer. Official Anthropic skill; math only for now.

Anthropic's official K-12 teacher plugin, partly built with Learning Commons: US standards-aligned lesson plans, differentiated lessons, class prep and quick math checks. Skills assume the Learning Commons Knowledge Graph connector; adapt them if you don't have it.

Creates K-12 lesson plans from scratch aligned to US state standards, with student materials and a classroom observation template as editable Word documents, for math, English language arts, science and social studies. From Anthropic and Learning Commons.

Helps teachers prepare to teach an existing K-12 lesson: walk through the key student tasks together and leave a short teacher prep note. Works for math, English language arts, science and social studies. Official Anthropic skill.