Works with the apps you already useKhan AcademySchool email+ more
The reusable version of "watch Khan and reward what the kid actually did." Invoke it in Codex or Claude Code and it stands up an hourly loop: read your kid's real Khan Academy progress read-only, auto-award genuine mastery gains in Sprout within a daily budget, ask you one-tap only for milestones or over-budget cases, and stay silent otherwise. One daily digest, never re-asks.
Gets the latest Sprout Brain partner skills onto your local coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and others), teaches your agent what each skill is for, and sets up a daily refresh so they stay current. Picks the best install channel your machine already supports — Claude Code plugin marketplace, the cross-agent npx skills CLI, or a git clone fallback — and explains any prerequisites in plain language before running anything.
Kids have no email, so the parent inbox is the family's only source of truth for what school needs. This reads school-origin mail (Google Classroom guardian summaries, PowerSchool and SwiftK12 attendance, ParentSquare, ClassDojo) and turns each message into a typed event: which child, what it is, the deadline, the action. Every event gets exactly one label and every deadline gets an owner, so nothing slips past pickup.
Turn your screen-time rule into a policy Sprout runs for you: it interviews you, drafts a policy you approve, then decides screen-time requests, watches for bypass, and keeps a record.
A tiny starter skill that replies with a friendly hello.
Turns Khan Academy progress into guided Sprout quests and family-visible momentum.
Three-question reflective journal opener for yesterday's highlight, yesterday's hard part, and today's intention.
Reads a completed conversation task and posts a parent card with themes, gaps, and one next-topic idea.
Daily 7am family card with yesterday's activity, gems, screen time, pending reviews, and today's plan.
Reads the latest analyzer card and prepares the next canvas plus journal prompt for a child.
Turns a school document, photo, email, or pasted note into a child-specific summary for the next Sprout step.
