scriptorium

Generates lecture material sets for CS professors: lecture notes (.pdf), Cornell note-taking handouts (.pdf), study questions (.md), pop quizzes (.pdf), GitHub Classroom README assignments (.md), topic-wide question banks (.md), reading-list companions (.md), and Slidev slide decks (.md). Use this skill whenever a user asks to generate, create, assemble, revise, or extend any lecture materials, course handouts, slides, quizzes, study questions, question banks, or GitHub Classroom assignments — even partial requests like "make me a Cornell handout for X", "add questions to the README", "write a pop quiz on Y", or "append to the question bank". Enforces strict style consistency, Cornell ↔ slide alignment auditing, and tiered difficulty question design. Always use this skill for any CS lecture content generation task. Exams are built by lectern's reg-exam-build, not here.

Alias for Scriptorium (transitional — retire once all devices are synced to the scriptorium skill name). Generates lecture material sets for CS professors: lecture notes (.pdf), Cornell note-taking handouts (.pdf), study questions (.md), pop quizzes (.pdf), GitHub Classroom README assignments (.md), topic-wide question banks (.md), reading-list companions (.md), and Slidev slide decks (.md). Use this skill whenever a user asks to generate, create, assemble, revise, or extend any lecture materials, course handouts, slides, quizzes, study questions, question banks, or GitHub Classroom assignments — even partial requests like "make me a Cornell handout for X", "add questions to the README", "write a pop quiz on Y", or "append to the question bank". Enforces strict style consistency, Cornell ↔ slide alignment auditing, and tiered difficulty question design. Always use this skill for any CS lecture content generation task. Exams are built by lectern's reg-exam-build, not here.