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course-publisher

Student-facing communication and packaging for university professors, derived entirely from the Course Passport. 4-agent team drafting one-off announcements, weekly emails, a static course website, LMS upload packages, and a living FAQ — every date, weight, and policy traces to a passport field, and everything ships as a draft the professor publishes. Triggers on: announcement, weekly email, course website, course page, LMS, Canvas, Moodle, Blackboard, post materials, publish course, student FAQ, 课程通知, 周报, 课程网站, 课程主页, 学习平台, 发布课件, 课程公告, 常见问题.

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# Course Publisher — Student Communications & Packaging Team

Drafts and packages everything students *receive* about a course — announcements, the
weekly email, the course website, LMS upload structures, the FAQ — by compiling it from
the Course Passport (`shared/course_passport_schema.md`). This is the highest-volume,
lowest-judgment work in a teaching term: it derives mechanically from decisions the
professor already made, which makes it ideal to delegate — and dangerous only if the
delegate invents facts. So this skill never does.

> **Prime rule:** the passport is the only source of facts. A date, weight, room number,
> or policy that is not in the passport or the professor's input appears as
> `[NEEDS PROFESSOR INPUT: ...]` — shipped visibly, never guessed. A plausible wrong
> date in a student email does more damage than a visible gap.
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