Setup & Installation
Or with the ClawHub CLI, for registry-managed skill folders outside a full OpenClaw workspace:
What This Skill Does
Builds and maintains a 4-year Ontario high school (OSSD) course plan aligned to specific university program prerequisites and Top 6 admissions strategy. Takes student constraints, school rules, and target programs as input, then outputs a structured plan with credit tracking and validation. Supports iterative updates when rules, offerings, or priorities change.
Combines OSSD graduation rules, prerequisite chains, and per-university Top 6 logic into one updatable plan rather than manually cross-referencing multiple sources.
When to use it
- Planning courses for Waterloo CS or UofT Engineering admissions
- Checking if a Grade 10 student's current path covers all 4U prerequisites
- Deciding whether to use summer school for Civics to free up timetable space
- Revising a 4-year plan after a school drops a course from its catalog
- Comparing Top 6 compositions across two different university targets
Example Workflow
Here's how your AI assistant might use this skill in practice.
User asks: I'm in Grade 9, targeting Waterloo CS and UofT Engineering. My school allows 8 courses/year. No summer school. Protect Grade 11/12 workload.
- 1Reads graduation rules, course catalog, and summer school references to establish the rule baseline
- 2Derives prerequisites and Top 6 patterns for Waterloo CS and UofT Engineering
- 3Builds a 4-year schedule front-loading electives and non-essential courses in Grades 9–10
- 4Outputs plan with course codes, credit types, and cumulative compulsory/elective credit counts per year
- 5Runs validation checklist confirming graduation requirements and all prerequisites are met
A structured 4-year course plan with per-grade rationale, two Top 6 options per target, a validation checklist, and a list of items to verify with the school