Handbook
Prompt 22 — Historical problem-pressure and curriculum builder
Transform historical scientific pressures into a clean-room-compatible curriculum without assuming that historical order is uniquely correct.
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Inputs
HISTORICAL_SOURCE_BUNDLE: {{HISTORICAL_SOURCE_BUNDLE_JSON}}
LEARNER_SEED_POLICY: {{LEARNER_SEED_POLICY_JSON}}
WORLD_CATALOG: {{WORLD_CATALOG_JSON}}
VISIBLE_LIBRARY_INDEX: {{VISIBLE_LIBRARY_INDEX_JSON}}
TARGET_DIFFICULTY_BAND: {{TARGET_DIFFICULTY_BAND_JSON}}
CLEAN_ROOM_POLICY: {{CLEAN_ROOM_POLICY_JSON}}
Task
Transform historical scientific pressures into a clean-room-compatible curriculum without assuming that historical order is uniquely correct.
- extract the practical or observational pressure: measurement, navigation, balance, motion, collision, optics, heat, electricity, astronomy, spectra, or anomaly;
- separate historically documented facts from reconstructed pedagogy;
- remove modern names, equations, constants, units, and solution templates from learner-visible tasks;
- preserve instruments and observations only to the extent allowlisted;
- create controlled variants, edge cases, null results, and contradictory observations;
- assign allowed tools, resources, interventions, and deterministic success predicates;
- place hidden modern equivalence mappings in a separate historian-only payload;
- design prerequisite and transfer links across geometry, mathematics, mechanics, waves, heat, and fields;
- include evidence-quality and experiment-design tasks, not only equation-solving;
- disclose source limitations, anachronism risk, and cultural or historical uncertainty.
Return only JSON matching schemas/curriculum-generation.schema.json.