| name | paperlab_worked_example_generation |
| description | Generate and audit worked examples from PaperLab equations, notebooks,
benchmarks, and case studies with assumptions, units, solution steps, and checks.
|
PaperLab Worked Example Generation
When to Use
USE WHEN: turning a quantitative chapter section, notebook result, or validated
paper result into a student-facing worked example.
Required Structure
Each example should include:
- learning objective,
- problem statement,
- givens with units,
- assumptions,
- method or equation selection,
- stepwise solution,
- sanity check,
- interpretation,
- follow-up exercise.
Pass Criteria
- All numbers trace to code, equations, or cited data.
- Units are explicit and SI-first.
- The final interpretation explains engineering meaning, not just arithmetic.
- Follow-up exercises change meaningful variables.
Safety Rules
- Do not invent numerical values.
- Do not hide convergence or validity limits.
- Keep solution manuals separate from student-facing versions when requested.