curriculum-generator

What This Skill Does

The curriculum-generator is a sophisticated OpenClaw agent skill designed to bridge the gap between learning objectives and structured pedagogical pathways. By automating the research and organization of educational content, it assists users in creating comprehensive curricula for various educational PODs (Points of Delivery). The skill features an intelligent workflow that enforces strict step-based execution, ensuring that foundational requirements are met before generating a final output. It uniquely incorporates a 'debug mode' for transparency, allowing users to trace how specific resources are sourced and assigned to curriculum topics. Additionally, it enforces human escalation policies, meaning that if the automated system encounters a critical failure or ambiguity, it requests human intervention to ensure the quality of the generated educational plan. The final product is rendered in professional Excel (.xlsx) formats, stored locally for easy access and version control.

Installation

To install the curriculum-generator, use the ClawHub CLI tool. Ensure you have the required dependency installed first:

1. Install dependency: clawhub install neobotjan2026/neo-ddg-search
2. Verify the existence of the directory: ls ~/.openclaw/skills/curriculum-generator/
3. Install the skill: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/tarasinghrajput/curriculum-generator

Use Cases

This skill is ideal for educators, corporate trainers, and autonomous learners who need to synthesize vast amounts of information into a logical sequence. Use it to:

• Design a 12-week coding roadmap for a new team member.
• Create an onboarding curriculum for new organizational hires.
• Research and aggregate resources for a specific niche skill, such as advanced Python libraries.
• Structure educational workshops with specific learning milestones and progress tracking.

Example Prompts

1. "Create curriculum for a 6-week Python data science course for intermediate learners."
2. "Start curriculum process for internal training on Kubernetes basics, debug mode enabled."
3. "Assess curriculum for a UI/UX design workshop focusing on Figma and mobile-first principles."

Tips & Limitations

• Debug Mode: Always use "debug mode" when you suspect the search results are not hitting the right technical depth; it allows you to verify the URLs being assigned.
• Dependencies: The skill will halt if neo-ddg-search is not functional. Always perform a test search if you have network concerns.
• Escalation: Do not ignore escalation prompts. If the agent hits a limit, it is because the curriculum parameters lack sufficient data to ensure educational integrity.
• Local Storage: Your outputs are saved to ~/.openclaw/skills/curriculum-generator/outputs/. Check this folder to manage your previous curriculum files and templates.