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Start with what you want to complete, then inspect the capabilities, evidence, and checks it requires.
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4 itemsThe current cases include lesson preparation, a terminology comparison, and an MCP experiment. They practice requirements, capability judgment, concept boundaries, and connection checks.
Preparing a 40-minute lesson
From vague preparation requirements to step-by-step verification of lesson plans and PPTs.
Best for: Teacher · Trainer
Teaching Example · Fictional Tasks and Materials
With the PPT file, what checks are still missing?
Differentiate between content organization, file generation, layout design, and actual rendering acceptance.
Best for: Teacher · Workplace collaborator · Content Creator
Teaching Example · File Generated and Rendering Checked
Four words that frequently appear together
Compare the responsibilities of Prompt, Skill, Tool, and MCP using the same task.
Best for: Student · Self-learner · Teacher · Workplace collaborator · Researcher · Content Creator · Developer
Concept comparison · Does not represent actual calls
Query a course material
Discover capabilities, call tools, verify returned content, and determine if the connection is actually available.
Best for: Researcher · Developer · Workplace collaborator
Local experiment · Includes return results and failure branches
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Planned · Article not published- Learning and reviewGetting Started Cases
Turn difficult materials into review outlines
Starting from textbook excerpts and your own questions, learn to specify objects, scope, and inspection criteria.
Best for: Student · Self-learner - Office and collaborationComprehensive Cases
Turn meeting notes into an action list
Distinguish confirmed decisions, discussion points, assignees, deadlines, and pending information.
Best for: Workplace collaborator · Manager - Research and analysisAdvanced Cases
Build an evidence table from multiple sources
Keep sources, compare differences, avoid treating smooth summaries as fact verification.
Best for: Researcher · Analyst - Creation and expressionComprehensive Cases
From idea to script and storyboard
Clearly state creative goals, audience, duration, pacing, and visual acceptance criteria.
Best for: Content Creator · Writer · Designer - Programming and technical troubleshootingAdvanced Cases
Locate issues based on error logs
Demonstrate Agent reading errors, creating minimal reproduction, modifying, testing, and stop conditions.
Best for: Developer · Tech Learner