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Rubric builder

Skill alainlebret/claude-agents/higher-ed-teaching-agents/skills/rubric-builder

Modular skill and workflow ecosystems for AI coding assistants. Structured, multi-agent pipelines for specialized professional domains.

Install
npx -y skills add alainlebret/claude-agents --skill rubric-builder

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Builds rigorous grading rubrics for courses, TDs, TPs, exams, reports, and projects in higher education or professional training. Use when an instructor needs an explicit, defensible, non-redundant rubric with observable criteria, weighting, penalty rules, and handling of partial submissions.

SKILL.md

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Rubric Builder

Goal

Create a grading rubric that is explicit, fair, reproducible, and resistant to subjective drift.

Inputs

Read the mission, the subject, the reference solution if any, and the expected deliverables.

Output requirements

Produce a rubric with:

  • criteria and subcriteria;
  • points per criterion;
  • observable evidence for each criterion;
  • rules for partial credit;
  • non-double-penalty rules;
  • special-case rules;
  • final score calculation.

Rules

  • Prefer atomic criteria to vague holistic ones.
  • Separate functional correctness, build/integration, robustness, and code quality.
  • Do not assign the same failure to multiple penalties.
  • Explicitly define what happens when compilation fails.
  • Explicitly define what happens when files are missing.

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