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The orchestrator and entry point. Sets up the workspace, captures your start and target level, and routes to the next step.
An evidence-based learning loop that runs on your own Claude: research, teaching, assessment, spaced review, and a capstone.
Point Lyceum at calculus, the cello, contract law, or Rust. It researches the domain into a teachable map, places you at the right level, and builds a curriculum ordered by what depends on what.
You advance only when you have actually demonstrated competence, not when you feel ready.
Recall first, then review on a schedule, so what you learn stays learned long after the lesson.
Each step reads the course state, does its job, and writes it back, so the loop is resumable, transferable, and honest about what you have mastered.
learnThe orchestrator and entry point. Sets up the workspace, captures your start and target level, and routes to the next step.
research-topicDeep research into a teachable knowledge map: concepts, prerequisites, misconceptions, and authentic tasks.
placement-testA roughly ten-item adaptive test that recommends the right level for you to start from.
build-curriculumA backward-designed curriculum across your level band, ordered by a prerequisite graph.
teach-lessonTeaches the current module concrete-first, checks understanding, closes with free recall, and seeds reviews.
create-assignmentA level-appropriate assignment and rubric, calibrated to the edge of your ability.
assess-understandingGrades a submission, gives feedback that teaches, updates mastery, and schedules reviews.
review-sessionSpaced-repetition review of everything that is due, the biggest long-term retention lever in the loop.
capstoneAn authentic, defended, rubric-scored mastery project, and certification.
It is a cycle, not a checklist. Steps 05 to 08 (teach, assign, assess, review) repeat per module, with assessment and review feeding back into teaching until you reach mastery. Then the course closes at the capstone.
A few architectural ideas keep Lyceum durable, honest, and yours.
Every step reads manifest.json, acts, and writes it back. Routing is computed from disk, so a course can pause, resume across sessions, and survive a context reset.
All course state lives in plain files you can copy anywhere. Move a course between machines by copying a folder. No account, no lock-in, no database to lose.
Only assessment and review write mastery scores, so feeling fluent never inflates the data. The curriculum is data, not hardcoded logic, so Lyceum stays fully subject-agnostic.
Lyceum Pro is a one-time purchase, a lifetime license for the desktop app. It runs on your own Claude, so there is no subscription and no per-use fee from us.
manifest.json course files.Lyceum Pro drives the Claude Code you already have installed and signed in, so your learning runs on your own Claude plan. The download is free; your license unlocks the guided learning loop.
After purchase you get a license key by email. Install the app, paste the key once, and it keeps working offline.
The Lyceum plugin that powers the app is stable and open source. Install it into Claude Code with two commands.
To be clear: the Lyceum App on this page is in development and not yet installable. The commands below install the Lyceum plugin, the working system the app is built on, into Claude Code.
# 1 · add the Lyceum marketplace
/plugin marketplace add Patryk-beep/lyceum
# 2 · install the plugin
/plugin install lyceum@lyceum-marketplace
learn, name your subject, and pick your target level.manifest.json course state travels with you, so you can pause and resume any time.Lyceum App will bring the full research, placement, curriculum, teach, assess, review, and capstone loop into a dedicated interface, with spaced repetition and mastery gating built in. Until then, the plugin gives you the whole method.