Education and Study · Newsletter · 🇺🇸 United States · via agentusecases.ai
A 12-day homeschool curriculum built from PDFs
Michael Crist uploaded the 12 PDFs his wife used to sort by hand, and Claude built the daily schedule.
- Tools
- Claude Cowork
- Country
- 🇺🇸 United States
- Found via
- agentusecases.ai (Alex Finn) ↗
- Report date
- no date
- Verified on
- October 25, 2026
What they did
Every month his wife sorted by hand 12 PDFs of supplementary material, worksheets and readings, some around 100 pages long. He uploaded them to Claude Cowork and described the routine: which subjects on which days and how long per block. The agent spread the content across a 12-day plan.
How it went
A complete plan came out, which the family reviewed and adjusted.
Good to know
Tell the agent the child's real pace; a plan that looks too good is usually too long.
The prompt
I've attached [number] materials for [subjects]. Build a schedule of [days] school days, with [subjects per day] and blocks of up to [minutes], indicating the page or file for each activity. Leave a review day at the end.
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