@antoneeo/course-creator 0.1.0-beta.2 → 0.1.0-beta.3

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  # Changelog
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+ ## [0.1.0-beta.3] - 2026-10-13
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+ ### Changed
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+ - F-067: every L3 unit now keeps a verbatim, append-only request record `audit/requests/REQUEST_course_<slug>.md`, started before the Vision Gate: the owner's opening words and every later statement that settles something (answers, approvals, costs, rulings). Artifacts cite its entries instead of paraphrasing; the shared `review.md` asks for the record and makes an owner statement with no resolving entry a finding. Secrets, personal data and confidential third-party or employer information are redacted.
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  ## [0.1.0-beta.2] - 2026-10-08
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  ### Changed
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  `course-creator` helps an AI agent create a course for a defined learner. It maps what the learner already knows, orders concepts by prerequisite, writes explanations in progressive modules, and links factual statements to reopenable sources. Independent fresh learner agents can expose confusing steps; their results are diagnostic. The course is labeled **efficacy not verified** until enough evidence from real learners supports a narrower claim.
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- The package is the fourth lens of the Agentic SDLC family. It uses the shared `ai_docs/` project memory and governance. Version 0.1.0-beta.2 supports Standalone mode. This is an experimental beta: the authoring method and artifact contracts may change; human learning efficacy has not been established. Its course artifacts remain readable without the skill.
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+ The package is the fourth lens of the Agentic SDLC family. It uses the shared `ai_docs/` project memory and governance. Version 0.1.0-beta.3 supports Standalone mode. This is an experimental beta: the authoring method and artifact contracts may change; human learning efficacy has not been established. Its course artifacts remain readable without the skill. Each new course keeps a verbatim, append-only record of the requester's own words and decisions in `audit/requests/`, cited by the analysis and checked by its reviews.
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  ## Install and initialize
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  "name": "course-creator",
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- "version": "0.1.0-beta.2",
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  "description": "Course creation for defined learners, with progressive explanations, sourced facts and diagnostic independent testing.",
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  "author": "Antonio Pinto (https://github.com/Antoneeo)"
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  }
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  "name": "@antoneeo/course-creator",
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- "version": "0.1.0-beta.2",
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  "description": "Design sourced, progressive courses for a defined learner with Agentic SDLC governance and diagnostic learner simulations.",
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  "keywords": ["claude-code", "gemini-cli", "codex", "course-design", "skill", "ai-agent"],
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  "author": "Antonio Pinto (https://github.com/Antoneeo)",
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  name: course-creator
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  description: Design and improve courses that teach a defined learner through sourced, progressive explanations. Use when the deliverable is instruction or a learning path; route corpus intake to kb-agentic and persuasive campaigns to marketing-agentic.
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  author: Antonio Pinto (https://github.com/Antoneeo)
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  copyright: (c) 2026 Antonio Pinto
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  | When | Write or update |
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+ | New L3 unit, the moment the level is declared | `audit/requests/REQUEST_course_<slug>.md`: R1 quotes the requester's opening words verbatim, before the Vision Gate and the first question; every later statement of theirs that settles something (answer, approval, cost, ruling) is appended before acting on it. Append-only, never deleted; artifacts cite its entries. |
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  | New L3 course | `vision/features/VISION_course_<slug>.md` with explicit `domain: course`; approve it before design. |
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  | Approved Vision and a design need | `solutions/ANALYSIS_course_<slug>.md` with course risks; `D-UC.md`, `D-IC.md`, `P-TM.md`, graph and plan detail its IDs. |
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  | New production or substantial revision | Deliver the complete textual source in `slide_content.md`; declare its versioned content contract in COURSE_PLAN. |
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  ### 2. Vision Gate
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- Draft the course Vision with benefit, named learner groups, what they should be able to understand and do, and signals that would count as useful learning. Read `vision.md`, run its blind check, and obtain the person's approval before writing the course design. Project Vision remains above the course Vision. A course may be delivered before human evaluation, visibly labeled **efficacy not verified**.
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+ Draft from the request as recorded in `audit/requests/REQUEST_course_<slug>.md`, not from a paraphrase of it. Draft the course Vision with benefit, named learner groups, what they should be able to understand and do, and signals that would count as useful learning. Read `vision.md`, run its blind check, and obtain the person's approval before writing the course design. Project Vision remains above the course Vision. A course may be delivered before human evaluation, visibly labeled **efficacy not verified**.
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  ### 3. Course Design
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  doubt open at that point, in one numbered set, with the client's
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  structured-question facility where it has one. Never defer a doubt to the
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  deliverable, where the practitioner must find it inside the document; never drip
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- one question per turn. Fold every answer into the artifact, citing the reply; an
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+ one question per turn. At L3 record every answer verbatim in the request record
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+ (`audit/requests/REQUEST_course_<slug>.md`) and fold it into the artifact citing that
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  intent choice with neither a source nor a weighing is a finding (`review.md`
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  §Reviewing).
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  **Declared assumptions exist only where no question can be asked:**
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  - **Unattended** — the practitioner is not reachable (the Unattended path above).
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  Each states **what it is taken from** and **the alternative it excludes**, and is
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  ## Reflect
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+ (`audit/requests/REQUEST_course_<slug>.md`, template in `templates.md`). Then fold them into the ANALYSIS `## Objective` / `## Vision-Alignment`
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  sitting only in the chat transcript. The written document, not the
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+ - **For a design or closure review of an L3/E3 unit, the request record**
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+ (`audit/requests/REQUEST_[unit].md`): the owner's own words, verbatim, that the
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+ Every L3: started the moment the level is declared — before the Vision Gate and
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+ for the unit, before acting on it. Append-only; it outlives the unit. Artifacts cite
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+ ```markdown
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