Take a breath — this chapter is written to be read like a conversation, not a textbook, so it's easy to follow.
Let's Think About It for a Second
This project isn't new material. It's GCCO, one job at a time, an example, a shape, no secrets, and testing with three inputs — landing on 5 cards. The cards: Explain Like I'm 14, Make a Quiz, Fix My Answer, Compare Two Ideas, I Don't Get This. Each has exactly one Goal. Leave a {{notes}} blank. Then test it on your own subject — that's what makes the pack truly yours.
Connect It to Everyday Life
Write it all in one file. Every card needs a When, GCCO, one example, and "no secrets." Then test one card with three inputs. If it breaks, fix it. Note down "when this card fits / when it doesn't." No UI needed yet. No agent needed yet. Once this little recipe binder is done, the course is done. Later you can fetch notes with RAG and drop them straight into these cards.
Let's Try It Together
# Study Prompt Pack
1. Explain Like I'm 14
2. Make a Quiz
3. Fix My Answer
4. Compare Two Ideas
5. I Don't Get This
Each card: When + Goal + Context + Constraints + Output + {{notes}}You'll finish with a tested Study Prompt Pack.Try It in 5 Minutes
Write 5 cards. Test one with 3 inputs. Attach a "don't use it for" note to the fixed card.
A Quick Heads-Up
A pretty pack doesn't earn a student's trust yet. Only a tested one is really your tool.