Plugin · 12 included skills
Instructional Design Studio
What should learners be able to do afterward? Instructional Design Studio helps you build lessons, courses and assessments around practice and observable evidence of learning.

Start with what learners should be able to do.
What can you do with it?
- 01
Design a lesson people can practice
Build a timed lesson with a worked example, learner practice, feedback and a retry path, not just an outline.
- 02
Check what learners actually learned
Write knowledge checks, assignments and rubrics tied to the skill, with answer keys and scoring rationale.
- 03
Plan a course from goal to delivery
Align outcomes, evidence and sequence across a course, then prepare it for recording, review and LMS handoff.
Start with one lesson.
Describe the learners, the skill they should show afterward and the time available. Add approved source material. Ask directly for a lesson or assessment, or start with an overall design for a broader course.
Create a [length]-minute lesson that teaches [audience] to [observable skill]. Use this source material: [source]. Include a worked example, a practice task, feedback, a short check of learning and a retry path. Note any assumptions you made about the learners.
Bring: Your learners, one observable skill, the time available and approved source material. Expect: A ready-to-teach lesson with practice, feedback and a check.
Explore 11 example prompts →Add it to your AI app.
Download the plugin ZIP, then follow the setup for your host. Start a fresh session and try one task.
SHA-256 checksum file for this plugin ZIP.
Uploading a ZIP into an ordinary web chat does not install the plugin.
The text workflows need no account, server or network service. A few optional helpers use Python 3.10 or newer. Publishing to an LMS, live boards or media tools needs your own access. Check the requirements.
Technical details, checksums and historyChoose a skill for your task.
Ask the specialist directly when you know the deliverable. For broad or mixed course work, start with Instructional Design and it will bring in the right specialist.
Understand the need and plan the course
Instructional Design
Guide broad course work toward a concrete learning deliverable and the right specialist.
See this skillLearning Needs Analysis
Diagnose whether a performance gap is really a training problem before building a course.
See this skillCurriculum and Backward Design
Design a course or learning path by aligning outcomes, evidence, practice and assessment.
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Design lessons and learning experiences
Lesson Experience Design
Design a teachable lesson or practice sequence with examples, feedback and transfer.
See this skillLearning Experience Designer
Turn knowledge into a complete learning experience with practice, evidence and delivery assets.
See this skillLearning Content Storyboarding
Turn approved source material into scripts, storyboards and handouts that stay accurate.
See this skillEducational Role-Play
Create learner-versus-AI role-play practice with personas, objectives, rubrics and debriefs.
See this skillAI Literacy Education
Teach people to frame tasks, give context, check AI output and know when to verify.
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Assess, include and evaluate
Assessment and Rubric Design
Design or audit quizzes, assignments and rubrics that show what learners can do.
See this skillAccessible Learning Design
Remove access barriers from learning materials without changing the skill being taught.
See this skillLearning Evaluation
Plan or analyze a pilot using performance, retention, transfer and access evidence.
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Produce and hand off a course
Automatic guidance: hooks
Version 0.3.0 registers no automatic hooks. You can use the included skills by asking your assistant for the task you want to complete.
Optional connections
Instructional Design Studio doesn't bundle an MCP server or a private activity library. The text workflows run on your supplied material. These separately set up options add catalog retrieval or a role-play build tool.
Learn the basics of prompting
If working with AI is new, begin with one guided project. This beginner course teaches prompting and draft revision through a social-media project.
Learning Studio course: ChatGPT for Beginners: Learning to Prompt →Setup and compatibility
- Your AI host
- Use a supported host with file and reasoning tools. The core lesson, course and assessment work happens in text from your supplied material. Read setup details
- Optional helpers
- A few read-only JSON helpers use Python 3.10 or newer and the standard library. Nothing runs in the background, and no tracking is included. Read setup details
- Visual production and delivery
- Slides, documents, live boards, media and LMS publishing need a separately available provider and your own accounts and permissions. Rendered results need their own check. Read setup details
- What's not included
- Private catalog bindings, learner data, transcripts and full course media are excluded. Local checks don't establish learning effectiveness or a working LMS import. Read setup details

