teaching plugins

by Mohit Aggarwal

Cross-profession skills: Press Release, Grant Proposal, Executive Summary, Teaching Lesson Plan. Write journalist-ready press releases, structure grant applications, produce decision-ready executive summaries, and design complete lesson plans for any subject, audience, or setting.

by Mohit Aggarwal

Educator skills: Lesson Plan, Rubric Builder, Quiz Generator, Parent Communication, IEP Goal Support, Student Feedback. Build standards-aligned lessons with differentiation, fair grading rubrics, quizzes with answer keys, warm parent messages, measurable SMART IEP goals, and constructive feedback that tells students how to improve. A drafting aid for teachers — not legal advice.

by Mohit Aggarwal

The K-12 teaching pack: standards-aligned lesson plans, measurable IEP goals, parent-conference prep for the hard conversations, and function-based behavior intervention plans

by Jiaxing Yu

Codex-native Teaching Skills suite for university professors: course design, lessons, assessment, mentoring, submission auditing, reflection, and 8 extension skills.

by Solution Engineering and Architecture

A Claude Code plugin to support developing on top of Infrahub. Includes skills for schemas, objects, checks, generators, transforms, menus, data analysis, repo auditing, concept teaching, and ecosystem issue reporting.

by Alberto Leal

Create self-contained interactive HTML documents that teach a code change (branch, PR, diff, subsystem) to a reviewer with no prior knowledge — before/after code toggles, mermaid diagrams, step-through code walkers, and playground widgets. Use when the user wants an interactive walkthrough/teaching document of a branch or PR, before/after visuals, or to learn a codebase area from zero.

by alexknowshtml

Run a Socratic teaching loop that quizzes you on a coding session until you've confirmed mastery of every concept. Use when you want to learn or lock in a Claude Code session, understand a transcript/PR/design decision, be quizzed on recent work, or prepare to teach someone else — or when the user runs `/teach` or asks to be taught or quizzed on a topic. Sources sessions from ~/.claude/projects/ and tracks a per-concept checklist until every item is confirmed.

by Open Agent Tools

Interactive lesson-based teaching with web research, quizzes, and difficulty levels

by Edureka Full Course

Codex workflow skills for building brief-driven AI projects, concepts, and teaching demos.

by Kyle Tabor

Empathetic 1-on-1 tutor that teaches any subject using a structured MECE framework

by Victor Ryabov

Turn the current directory into a teaching workspace - a mission, curated sources, short interactive lessons, and a record of what you have actually learned

by Laurence Calzone and Eliott Jacopin

One tool, greet, that asks the user for their name before answering (elicitation via a Resolve resolver).

by Laurence Calzone and Eliott Jacopin

One slow tool, count_to, that reports progress after each one-second step.

by Laurence Calzone and Eliott Jacopin

No tools; one prompt, summarise_gene, to see how a prompt appears in the host's menu.

by Laurence Calzone and Eliott Jacopin

No tools; one resource (genes://panel) and one resource template (genes://panel/{symbol}).

by Laurence Calzone and Eliott Jacopin

A skill, to see the Agent Skills syntax once: authoring-an-mcp-server, a guide to writing an MCP server with the MCP Python SDK v2.

by Laurence Calzone and Eliott Jacopin

Four arithmetic tools (add, subtract, multiply, divide); divide by zero shows how a tool raises an error the model can read.

by cjus

Explain a topic for a mid-level engineer — in 250 words of prose, or as a self-contained HTML page with diagrams that opens in the browser

by Beekeeper Lab

Readiness triage, story maturing, and exploratory test charters for the Harborview delivery team. Teaching plugin for the Beekeeper Lab series Out of the Tab.

by Hodios contributors

Hodios teaching entries: prompts, personas and workflows.

by Lux Solari

Adaptive programming instructor with discovery-first teaching, curricula, and persistent progress tracking.

by Sean Kirby

Teach one idea at a time, prove it landed, then move on. A step-by-step explainer that never advances past a check the learner got wrong.