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- Target platform
- OpenClaw
- Install method
- Manual import
- Extraction
- Extract archive
- Prerequisites
- OpenClaw
- Primary doc
- SKILL.md
Tencent SkillHub · Content Creation
Ontario Course Planning (OSSD) — Grades 9–12 + Top 6 (12U/M)
Generate and iteratively update Ontario Grade 9–12 OSSD course plans that meet graduation, school, and university Top 6 prerequisite rules with workload and...
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Generate and iteratively update Ontario Grade 9–12 OSSD course plans that meet graduation, school, and university Top 6 prerequisite rules with workload and...
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- Tencent SkillHub
- What's included
- SKILL.md, references/course-catalog.md, references/graduation-and-planning-rules.md, references/required-bands-by-grade.md, references/summer-school-catalog.md
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Release facts
- Source
- Tencent SkillHub
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- Indexed source record
- Version
- 1.0.0
Provenance
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- icej
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Documentation
Goal
Produce an iterable, updatable Ontario (OSSD) Grades 9–12 course plan that: Meets graduation requirements, school course-selection rules, and online-learning requirements Meets each target university/program’s prerequisites and common Top 6 (12U/M) counting patterns Optimizes the schedule based on user priorities (e.g., protect Grade 11/12 workload, front-load difficulty to Grade 9/10, disallow summer school, prefer easier electives for average)
Before you plan: required inputs (ask if missing)
Ask the minimum number of questions needed to fill these. If something is unknown, label it ASSUMPTION.
A) Targets (support multiple)
Record targets in working memory in this structure: Targets: University: <name> Program: <program name> Campus/Faculty: <optional> Notes: <co-op? competitiveness?> If the user says only “robotics/engineering”, ask whether they mean Engineering (e.g., Mechatronics/Computer/Electrical) vs CS/Math, and whether co-op matters.
B) Student + school constraints
Current grade; completed / in-progress courses (if not starting from Grade 9) Special programs: French Immersion / IB / AP / etc. Whether the school allows: taking 12U early, cross-grade enrolment, spares in Grade 12, etc. Timetable constraints: typically 8 courses/year (4+4). Confirm whether 7-course years are allowed.
C) Planning priorities (must be editable)
Keep as toggles/weights: Workload distribution: pressureFocus: "frontload" | "balanced" | "protect_11_12" Summer school: summerSchool.enabled: true/false summerSchool.maxPerYear: 1 (default) summerSchool.useFor: "nonTop6" | "reachAhead" | "repeatImprove" (default: nonTop6) Grades/average strategy: maximizeAverage: true/false preferEasierElectives: true/false Risk tolerance: planRobustness: "conservative" | "normal" | "aggressive"
Step 1 — Build the rule baseline (read references)
Read and apply: references/graduation-and-planning-rules.md references/summer-school-catalog.md references/required-bands-by-grade.md references/course-catalog.md If the user provides new rules or new lists: Do not overwrite the files in-place during the chat. Clearly list what changed, and recommend writing the changes back into the appropriate references file (see “Maintenance & updates”).
Step 2 — For each target, derive prerequisites + Top 6 logic
For each (University, Program), produce: Likely hard prerequisites (e.g., ENG4U, MHF4U, MCV4U, SPH4U, SCH4U) Typical Top 6 (12U/M) composition patterns for that program If prerequisites are uncertain: Provide a conservative default for that program family (CS vs Engineering) List what must be verified and provide web_search keywords/links the user can check
Step 3 — Schedule the 4-year plan
Objectives: Grade 9–11: satisfy “8 courses per year” rule if applicable Respect prerequisite chains while distributing workload If protect_11_12: avoid stacking multiple heavy 3U/4U courses in Grade 11/12 If summer school is enabled and useFor=nonTop6: prioritize non-Top6 / non-admissions-impact courses (often Civics/Careers) to reduce timetable load Planning method: Lock Grade 12 Top 6 candidate pool (>= 6 courses; ideally 7–8 for replacement) Back-plan prerequisites: MHF4U/MCV4U usually require Grade 11 MCR3U 4U sciences usually require corresponding 3U sciences CS/Engineering interest: consider ICS/TEJ/TDJ pathways where available
Step 4 — Standardized output (required)
Output must follow this structure (do not omit sections):
1) Targets & assumptions
Target universities/programs (multiple allowed) Active priorities config (pressureFocus, summerSchool, etc.) Key assumptions / items to confirm
2) Prerequisites + Top 6 summary (by target)
For each target: Prerequisite list Two Top 6 options (e.g., low-pressure vs high-relevance; conservative vs stretch) Risks and substitutes
3) 4-year course plan (by grade)
For each grade: Course list with: course name + code + course type (D/P/U/M/O/W/etc.) + whether it counts toward the 17 compulsory vs 13 elective credits End-of-year cumulative credits: total / compulsory / elective Rationale for that year (prereqs + workload distribution + average strategy + interests)
4) Validation checklist
Graduation requirements met (17 compulsory, 13 elective, 2 online courses, etc.) Prereqs met for each target Grade 12 overload check (if user dislikes “overload/extra credits”, propose alternatives)
Maintenance & updates (must support)
When the user asks to modify/update anything: Identify which bucket changed: Rules: graduation/online requirement, yearly course count, summer school limits Summer school: offerings, cancellations, whether a course may be used for Top 6 Course catalog: add/remove/rename courses, codes, grade availability Priorities: pressureFocus, summer school on/off, risk tolerance Apply minimal-change updates: Mark impacted grades/courses Provide before/after diffs Recalculate cumulative credits and Top 6 options If the user agrees, recommend persisting updates into references: references/graduation-and-planning-rules.md references/summer-school-catalog.md references/course-catalog.md
Quality rules (hard)
Never present uncertain items as facts; label them “TO VERIFY”. Course codes must come from references/course-catalog.md unless the user explicitly adds new ones. Output must include cumulative credits (total/compulsory/elective) and consistent classification.
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Package contents
Included in package
5 Docs
- SKILL.md
- references/course-catalog.md
- references/graduation-and-planning-rules.md
- references/required-bands-by-grade.md
- references/summer-school-catalog.md